Cross Bay Brewery

A amber coloured ale, sporting a full bodied texture, followed by a floral and citrus aftertaste.

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A refreshing English pale ale

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The deep ruby tones of Dusk above the Lake District peaks across Morecambe Bay. A very ruby ale starting with a very fruity nose followed by a roasted coco and fruit body with hints of blackcurrent.

Tasting Notes: Sweet, Chocolate, Raspberry

A white stout, brewed with malted oats, pale malt and beech smoked malt and generous additions of coffee beans and cocoa nibs for a well rounded, smooth and creamy texture with flavours and aromas of coffee, cocoa and a smoky bitter aftertaste.

Tasting Notes: SEE: Blonde SMELL: Cocoa, Coffee TASTE: Rich, Creamy,Cocoa, Coffee

A classic English Pale Ale: Starting with a spicy marmalade and orange rind aroma, that’s sure to please real ale drinkers.

Tasting Notes: A smooth and light body follows, transforming on the palate, into a refreshing blend of pleasant hoppyness.

Nightfall is a finely balanced session ale that sits in the mouth with a smooth body. This is followed by a reasonable bitterness that boasts a spicy and fruity finish.

Tasting Notes: Sweet, Fruit, Resinous

A thirst quenching beer, making its mark as a light and refreshing ale. With a sharp start it then moves on to leave a smooth Orange and Lemon rind aftertaste. A great session ale.

Tasting Notes: Grapefruit, Dry Finish, Sweet

This beer has been produced in celebration of one the UK’s most favourite comedians Eric Morecambe.

Tasting Notes: Smooth Malt taste with Red Berry additions from UK grown Hops.

New World Ale A mixed malt base of Munich and wheat brings a crisp yet smooth taste of bright tropical fruit flavours from the infusion of American El Dorado, Delta and Centennial hops.

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Dark Caramel coloured porter.

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An English wheat beer. It is crystal clear and golden, sporting smooth honey, banana and vanilla flavours. It finishes with a hoppy and apple aftertaste.

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Zenith is a reasonably strong IPA, which is light and refreshing in colour and suprisingly morish. It bursts onto the palate with a citrus and tropical body.

Tasting Notes: Sweet, Dry, Bitterfinish