Irwell Works Brewery

A session strength pale ale, light hoppy aroma reminiscent of an American IPA, dry and refreshing, but the judicious use of Slovakian hops add an intense hop flavour and refreshing finish.

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A traditional northern bitter copper coloured with a sharp bitterness and a full and complex flavour. An excellent session bitter that retains its flavour pint after pint.

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Brewed as a summer ale this beer is light in colour with bags of flavour.

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Brewed as a Lancashire Stout this is a meal in itself, the richness of the stout is balanced with a good bitterness. No aroma hops are used allowing the full roasted barley aroma to dominate.

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This is a low strength pale ale refreshing and light But surprisingly flavoursome, this beer has a big taste for a low strength.

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Export style pale ale hopped in the style of the India Pale Ales. Little sweetness for its strength and a strong hop character make this a smooth easy drinking favourite.

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A stout containing lactose, a sugar derived from milk. Being unfermentable it adds sweetness, body, and calories to the finished beer.

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Brewed in the modern style of English Pale Ale this mid-strength single hopped beer has a mild bitterness and pleasantly mildly hopped aftertaste.

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A golden best bitter, a medium bitterness balanced with a slight sweetness. Amber malt provides a slight nutty flavour and New Zealand Wakatu hops give this bitter a pleasant aroma.

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Brewed as a traditional dark mild, low strength and a rich, creamy flavour but with a slight bitterness contrast.

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