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PHONE 02476 361518 7.5.18 Dark Star Brewery (West Sussex) Available from 7/5/18 1 x 9gl Lager (keg) 4.2% Des: Made with German lager malt, this low bitterness, clean and crisp lager is brewed using Polaris hops for bittering and Hallertau Mittelfruh hops for aroma. 4 x 9gl American Pale Ale 4.7% Des: The yeast strain used for the brewing of this American style pale ale is specially imported from the USA, along with Cascade, Centennial and Chinook hops. The low colour Maris Otter malt provides a perfect light colour and dryness to complement the crisp taste and full aroma of the hops. SERIOUSLY FULL OF HOPS. Abbeydale Brewery (Yorkshire) Available From 7/5/18 8 X 9gl Absolution 5.3% Des: Mid-straw coloured beer with aromas of tropical fruit and mangoes. The beer is sweet all the way through, balanced by some bitterness at the finish. Flavours are fruity with toffee apples and bananas. A clean tasting beer, sweetish but not cloying. Characteristic hop aromas come from British hops, but this is not too floral. Hints of lychee as it goes down. Very drinkable. 4 X 9gl Moonshine 4.3% Des: A beautifully balanced pale straw-coloured premium bitter. Distinctive floral aroma, leading to a predominantly citrus taste, with grapefruit and lemons to the fore. A quenching bitter finish. Our most popular beer! Finest quality pale malt carrying choicest west coast American hops to create a beautifully balanced pale ale. The aroma is fragrant, fruity. The flavours are mellow with hints of bubblegum and refreshing grapefruit. The finish is bittersweet, without being cloying. 4 X 9gl Daily Bread 3.8% Des: A classic copper coloured English bitter. Well-balanced, copper coloured beer with malty flavours and a smooth bitter finish. Subtle hop characteristics from traditional Fuggles hops. 2 X 9gl Deception 4.1% Des: A pale beer, made with fabulous Nelson Sauvin hops. Aromas of elderflower and grapes. Strong citrus flavours, especially grapefruit. Long lasting bitter finish. Very refreshing and packed full of flavour. Box Steam Brewery (Wiltshire) Available from 7/5/18 18 x 9gl Brolly 3.6% Des: A mosaic of flavours and aromas! Our APA updates the classic recipe and brings the ABV down to session levels. Look out for ripe mango, citrus and even blueberry, all balanced out with a gentle biscuity maltiness. Salopian Brewery (Shropshire) Available From 7/5/18 4 x 9gl Lemon Dream 4.5% Des: A wheat beer very much in the modern English style - served bright and top fermented. The recipe uses a small amount of fresh lemon to compliment the citrussy flavours produced by the wheat malt. Each of the Hops used, Goldings, Saaz and Cascade add fresh lemony flavours to the brew. 8 x 9gl Oracle 4% Des: The intention of the hop character is to be pronounced but not all encompassing, dry but not overtly bitter and a tiny hint of sweetness to add body. 3 x 9gl Golden Thread 5% Des: Aroma of pine, pineapple, yeast and caramel. Similar flavours with mild carbonation and an oily mouth-feel. Quite dry to finish. 7 x 9gl Shropshire Gold 3.8% Des: Aroma of floral hops and caramel. Flavour of strong malts, floral hops, citrus and some pine notes. Medium bodied, slick mouth feel and a bitter, slightly fruity finish. 3 x 9gl Hop Twister 4.5% Des: The palate is fresh, piercing and focused, with soft malt overtones and pronounced citrus flavours. A strong focus of taut, lemony, grapefruit on the finish which is balanced by a dry bitterness. 3 x 9gl Renaissance 5% Des: A dominant strong golden premium ale with a compelling aroma and a vigorous fruit flavour that is tempered by a hint of sweetness and a rejuvenating finish. Saltaire Brewery (Yorkshire) Available From 7/5/18 3 X 9gl Amarillo Gold 4.4% Des: A straw coloured bright wheat beer with a light biscuit base, a distinct orange bouquet and intense citrus flavour. 3 X 9gl Cascade Pale Ale 4.8% Des: American style pale ale with the floral aromas and strong bitterness of Cascade and Centennial hops. 1 X 9gl Odyssey 5.5% Des: A New World Pale with fruity hop flavours and a slight haze. Elland Brewery (Yorkshire) Available From 7/5/18 1 X 9gl Mistral 4.1% Des: A pale golden bitter brewed with a touch of Munich Malt and a pronounced floral aroma and finish from the North American Cascade hops. 6 X 9gl South Sea Pale 4.1% Des: A pale ale brewed with a combination of New Zealand hops producing hints of orange,marmalade and black pepper flavors and a citrus/tropical aroma. 2 X 9gl Nettlethrasher 4.4% Des: Copper coloured traditional strong ale, brewed using six different malts and robust flavours from the combined use of English hop varieties. A golden ale brewed with Maris Otter, Munich and Crystal malts. Hopped with English First Gold for bitterness and Citra and Amarillo for flavour and aroma. 5 X 9gl Summer Breeze 4.6% Des: A crisp and fruity, pale and hoppy brew, with a floral nose for those long summer days. Kelham Island Brewery (Sheffield) Available From 7/5/18 4 X 9gl Pale Rider 5.2% Des: A legendary premium pale ale forged from the finest Maris Otter malt and a special blend of American hops. The nose is of fresh citrus and berry fruits with a smooth juicy malt character and deceptively moreish finish that belies its strength. 4 X 9gl Wild Rider 5.5% Des: This strong golden IPA uses a blend of hops from America, England, Germany and New Zealand, creating a massive hop aroma and easy-drinking flavour, with a gentle bitterness. 2 X 9gl Kelham Best 3.8% Des: A classic amber Yorkshire bitter showcasing the finest British ingredients and traditional brewing techniques. Hand crafted from Tipple and crystal malt with the best Fuggles, Goldings and Admiral hops this is a well balanced session beer with spicy, earthy aromas and a sweet refreshing malty finish. 4 X 9gl Mod Mild 3.7% Des: A mild ale that is easy drinking, with a smooth slightly sweet palate, beautifully balanced with a pleasant bitterness, from our addition of the choicest English hops. A flavour of the swinging sixties. Thornbridge Brewery Available From 7/5/18 3 X 9gl Jaywick 4.8% Des: Golden in colour with hints of honey, gooseberry and passion fruit on the nose. This pale ale is medium bodied with a malty biscuit finish. 3 X 9gl Crackendale 5.2% Des: Single hopped citra pale ale. Nice fruity aroma. Balanced hoppiness with a gentle aftertaste. 3 X 9gl Jaipur 5.9% Des: A citrus dominated India Pale Ale, its immediate impression is soft and smooth yet builds to a crescendo of massive hoppiness accentuated by honey. An enduring, bitter finish. 1 X 9gl Brother Rabbit 4% Des: Lemon zest in colour with a clean, hoppy aroma. A resinous finish and some bitterness. 2 X 9gl Lucaria Porter 6% Des: This Ice Cream Porter combines flavours of chocolate and vanilla with the traditional notes of a porter to create a deliciously drinkable and unique beer. Wye Valley Brewery (Herefordshire) Available from 7/5/18 15 X 9gl Butty Bach 4.5% Des: A burnished gold, full-bodied, premium ale.‘Butty Bach’ is Welsh term meaning ‘little friend’. This smooth and satisfying premium ale is burnished gold in colour, and certainly has made a few friends in its time – including the judges at The Great Welsh Beer Festival, where it has been crowned ‘Beer of the Festival’ on three occasions! Butty Bach is brewed using Maris Otter and Crystal malts, flaked barley, malted wheat, and locally grown Fuggles, Goldings and Bramling Cross hops. With such fine ingredients, no wonder it remains a firm favourite among our followers. 9 X 9gl HPA 4% Des: A delightful straw-coloured ale with a wonderful citrus hop aroma. Truly distinctive.HPA is a truly delightful pale ale. It’s smooth on the palate, and boasts a citrus hop aroma leading to a balanced bitter finish. Locally grown Target and Celeia hops play an important part in making this such a distinctive beer. With Maris Otter pale malt and malted wheat also being used, this is very much a pale ale with all the right ingredients. 1 X 9gl Golden Ale 4.2% Des: Two of Herefordshire’s finest hop varieties, Goldings and Fuggles, were selected alongside Maris Otter pale malt for our Golden Ale and it truly is a winning combination. Our Golden Ale is a crisp and zesty beer that tastes great on its own or enjoyed with chicken dishes, salads and pasta. 4 X 9gl Wye Valley Bitter 3.7% Des: A mouth-watering chestnut coloured ale, with a full malty flavour and a clean bitter finish.A cornerstone of our range of real ales, this chestnut-coloured wonder is a mouthwatering example of a cask-conditioned bitter.Brewed using Maris Otter and Crystal malts together with locally grown Target and Goldings hops, Wye Valley Bitter has a delicate hoppy aroma leading on to a full malty flavour and ending in a crisp, clean bitter finish. 8 X 9gl Toros 4.6% Des: A surprisingly pale but hoppy beer.There is no chance of anyone seeing red with a pint of Toros! With citrusy undertones, it packs enough flavour to run rings around whoever dares take it on! Oakham Brewery (Cambridgeshire) Available from 7/5/18 18 x 9gl Bishops Farewell 4.6% Des: A strong premium beer of structured quality dominated by elaborate fruity hop notes, with a grainy background and dry finish.
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