The Blackfriars

Quintessential 80 Shilling ale. Rich and malty with a slight hop. An Teallach Ale is an enjoyable deep amber ale with a smooth texture and medium body.

Tasting Notes: Rich taste with dark fruits and a prominent toffee malt and an undertone of hops.

A nicely balanced sweetish beer with a long malty aftertaste. Beinn Dearg is as red as the mountain it shares it’s name with and a delicious drinkable ale.

Tasting Notes: Bready malts, tangy fruit, orange, hint of caramel Medium bodied, moderate

Distinctive and long on refreshment. Solid gold in colour, remarkably aromatic, hints of fresh citrus, distinctive light malt and fresh floral flavours, refreshing zesty citric hop, for a mouth-watering finish.

Tasting Notes: Distinctively radiant, deliciously refreshing, Deuchars is a fabulous balance of malt and hops. Discerning beer drinkers consider this to be the benchmark in quality cask beer and for those new to cask, it's the perfect introduction.

Doctor Okell's is an extremely light coloured beer with a surprising full bodied taste.

Tasting Notes: The sweetness is offset by a very strong hopping rate. That gives the finished beer an over all roundness with very spicy lemony notes and a fine dry finish to counteract the initial sweetness.

Swirling clouds tumble as the storm begins to calm.

Tasting Notes: Unmistakeably GUINNESS®, from the first velvet sip to the last, lingering drop. And every deep-dark satisfying mouthful in between.

A full bodied beer with a mild malty aroma, a dark fruity flavour and hints of spice.

Tasting Notes: Fruity, Malty, Spicy

A beautifully balanced beer, fruity by nature, with a well-rounded body and the suggestive echo of Crystal Malt.

Tasting Notes: Smell: Malty, fruity Taste: Fruity, sweet, moreish

A pale, golden coloured brew with a full bodied fruity flavour with distinct nutty tones and a hoppy, zesty orange aroma, derived from First Gold and Cascade Hops.

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A local favourite, Tiger is perfectly balanced thanks to carefully selected British hops and premium UK premium malt.

Tasting Notes: A local favourite, Tiger is perfectly balanced thanks to carefully selected British hops and premium UK premium malt. The Tiger is synonymous with Leicestershire after the Royal Leicestershire Regiment were nicknamed ‘The Tigers’ in 1825 following long service in India. It’s also the name of our local rugby club, the Leicester Tigers. This is their Official Beer as it is for many local teams and that’s why our Tiger is roaring!