Muntons

Muntons American style IPA has wonderful floral and citrus hop notes that sing on the palate, balanced by a warm, sweet malt finish.

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A fruity pale ale

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Belgian Style Ale is a strong, vibrant ale, double fermented using a true Belgian ‘Saison’ yeast to really develop the intense notes.

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4.8% A rich, chestnut hued, full-bodied brew boasting a clean, bitter taste balanced with burnt, orange peel notes and a dry-hop aroma and flavour

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In the end of the 19th century, London breweries started the production of this beer for boatyard's workers. “Docklands Porter” has a peculiarly rich and satisfactory taste.

Tasting Notes: Now it is possible to try the unique taste of the traditional Victorian Porters. Light hop character, rich malt taste, intense and deep color.

Muntons Gold Highland Heavy Ale continues a Scottish institution that goes back centuries. A generous helping of hops gives this ale its distinctive bitterness with its dark, nutty, malty flavour.

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IPA

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This fine Old English beer rekindles the full bodied, rich ales of Victorian Britain.

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Continental Pilsner

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Imperial Stout captures the essence of this truly classic beer, with its full body, rich black colour and distinctive dry bitterness. Capped by a smooth creamy head, it is a brew to be savoured, and enjoyed at its best when served chilled .

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With a stunning golden colour and zingy, hoppy flavour, this is a delicious example of a true ‘summer ale’ – easy on the palate yet satisfying to the full.

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Rich and mellow with a wonderful oaked character.

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With a colour reminiscent of Autumn Conkers, this distinctive ‘black ale’ has a rich malty flavour balanced with a subtle dry bitterness.

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Smugglers Special Ale is a true premium ale with a heady balance of aromatic hops and malty sweetness but beware, drink with care, as one glass begs another!

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