Spitting Feathers Brewery

Amber Premium Bitter

Tasting Notes: Caramel, berry fruit, rich, smooth

This pale craft beer has a zesty, dry flavour and a fresh hoppy aroma.

Tasting Notes: Zesty, dry, fresh, hoppy

The beer brewed to quench thirsts around the globe-spanning British Empire. India Pale Ale was brewed specifically for export with properties to match.

Tasting Notes: It was higher alcohol and hop levels to preserve the beer as it travelled back over the seas on ships that had sailed to the UK to deliver cargo from around the empire.

An amber Bitter.

Tasting Notes: Hoppy, crisp, dry

A pale amber beer brewed using honey from the brewery’s own on-site beehives to produce a distinctive mellow flavour and aroma.

Tasting Notes: Honey, mellow

Full of depth and character, this is a strong beer to savour; packed with fruity malt flavours and distinctive hops.

Tasting Notes: Fruity, malty

A robust dark stout full of roast barley, chocolate and coffee flavours & aromas

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Pale malts and cutting edge hops combine to produce this moreish I.P.A.

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Golden session beer, well balanced and satisfying.

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A refreshing, amber beer with a good balance of malt and hop flavours and a slightly spicy finish. The perfect accompaniment to a long summer day.

Tasting Notes: Malty, hoppy, spicy, refreshing

A malty, chestnut brown beer. Sweet malt complimented with distinctive UK hops.

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Refreshing pale hoppy bitter

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The beer style that once dominated British brewing. Porter originated in London where the coal tax meant that malt was wood-cured giving the drink its distinctive colour and flavour.

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