Bishop Nick

This rich tawny beer is a tribute to defiance. With an unmistakably sweet nutty taste underlined by the ginger and fruit of Styrian Goldings, 1555 shall not be moved.

Tasting Notes: Amber coloured. Sweet nutty, full-bodied underlined with ginger and fruit

Spicy copper ale

Tasting Notes: Full-bodied with highlights of lemon and fruity blackcurrant. Refreshing

Rise and shine, lets get into gear. And with what better beer than this sturdy brute, packed full of home grown hops

Tasting Notes: Firstly Bramling Cross delivers a spicy blackcurrant jab, backed by Challenger to bring full-bodied refreshment. Goldings polishes things off, administering a smooth, subtly sweet finale.

Perfected over six generations of master brewers, this ale is a nod to a classic Ridley’s recipe. It’s cool runnings from here so grab on and tuck in!

Tasting Notes: A sturdy sleigh packed full of malt flavours, featuring spice, nuttiness and caramel, nicely balanced with a delicate hoppiness.

Tasting Notes: Sticky toffee top-notes

Tasting Notes: Floral and citrus aromas with rich biscuit maltiness. Refreshing golden ale - easy-drinking and light.

Aptly named but not to be underestimated, here’s one magnificent Mild.

Tasting Notes: Intense, dark and devilishly moreish, this smooth British Classic is dominated by Chocolate Malt. Easy on the hops but amply dry this refreshing brew will keep you coming back. All hail real ale.

Smooth velvety classic. A big chocolate malt hug.

Tasting Notes: Dark coloured. Milk Stout. Comforting malted oasts and lactose sugar treat.

This delectable stout is the answer to your prayers. A trinity of malts cast by Roasted Barley, Chocolate and Dark Crystal delivering full-bodied smoothness.

Tasting Notes: Bitter coffee and chocolate flavours are comfortably balanced with sweet toffee deliciousness. For the savoury, pair with a generously seared steak; for the sweet, enjoy with a fruity pud; and for the thirsty, drink responsibly.

Full-bodied smoothness

Tasting Notes: Chocolate and dark crystal malts hunker down with malted oats and roasted barley to deliver full-bodied smoothness. Bitter coffee and chocolate flavours are comfortably balanced with sweet toffee deliciousness.

Here’s a beer you can believe in. Perfected over six generations of master brewers, this ale is a nod to a classic Ridley’s recipe.

Tasting Notes: A festival of English flavours featuring spice, nuttiness and caramel, nicely balanced with a mellow hoppiness. Pours dark amber with a deliciously dense creamy head and a warming malt aroma. Devote your senses to this worthy brew.

This beer is all about the hops.

Tasting Notes: Extra pale colour, thirst quenching citrus, floral and fruity.

As the trees drop their leaves and the nights draw in, this amber ale will keep you properly toasty.

Tasting Notes: Bramling Cross is a hop as British as the Bishop, as earthy as a golden harvest and as smooth as runny honey. So pull up a pew, fill up your tankards and savour this bonfire of a beer.

None more comforting than this strong premium ale packed with traditional festive fruit and spice flavours.

Tasting Notes: A hearty feast given its rich pudding colour by Carared malt. Tuck in with plenty good friends and rejoice.

This golden summer ale is more floral than an Hawaiian shirt, this ale is packed with bold aromatic flavours.

Tasting Notes: Mouth watering citrus and grapefruit notes pour from American Cascade hops creating this refreshing golden nectar. Best served with good friends and sunshine.

Heresy is the holy grail of golden ale. Top-notch pale ale malt and Challenger hops commit the brew to spicy bitterness before Goldings set about delivering citrus and florals.

Tasting Notes: Golden Ale. Pale Ale malt and Challenger Hops. Spicy bitterness, citrus and florals

Speciality extra pale malt gives this brew a sunny radiance. Goldings and Crystal hops promise earthy spice and floral bouquets.

Tasting Notes: Hop Cross is a worthy addition to the Rites of Spring but like the bun can be enjoyed any time of year. Let’s toast the Bishop!

This American style IPA is fittingly strong and brash, unleashing full-on flavour. Washington native hops Willamette and Simcoe take centre stage to deliver a symphony of spicy floral bitterness, supported by a sweet malty backbone.

Tasting Notes: This hopped up ale is strong and brash. Full-on flavour. US native hops deliver a symphony of spicy floral bitterness supported by a sweet malty backbone.

With hops packed in like tents at Glastonbury, Revelry is a full-bodied, boisterous festival of a beer. It doesn’t matter if the sun isn’t shining at this Summer bash.

Tasting Notes: This has the tropical passionfruit flavours of New Zealand hop Rakau with the refreshing citrus twist of British Archer hops.

A good, honest session bitter. A classic pale ale

Tasting Notes: Amber coloured. Engligh Fuggles and Goldings balance crystal and pale ale molts. Floral aroma and satisfying subtle bitterness.

Floral Amber Ale

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Roasted Chocolate Malt defines this devilishly dark Porter.

Tasting Notes: Fuggles, Goldings, Celeia and Aurora hops are thrown into the cauldron to bring this beast to life. Bolt the door, find a cosy nook and get stuck in to this bewitching brew.