Alechemy Brewing

An accolade to a long and frustrating day. With a generous amount of hops and a low ABV, what better way to put a smile back on your face? A light golden ale with a heavy hop bitterness and flavoured with a strong fruit and citrus aroma.

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Originally called “Cockleroy”, this classic Alechemy recipe has been renamed “Black Aye PA”. This ale is an intriguing juxtaposition of dark malt combined with the full citrus aromas of a traditional IPA.

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Does exactly what it says on the….. well pump clip. An easy drinking favourite among many, Citra Burst is a light golden India pale ale with resinous pine and citrus flavours and light aroma of citrus zest.

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Named after a famous local landmark, Five Sisters is a rich amber beer combining British malts with a rich herbal classic Chinook hop, with hints of citrus.

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The wee man of the group. Using extra pale malt and the Columbus hop, Rhapsody is a simple but delightful session ale.

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Their flagship beer. Ritual is an IPA with a medium malt backbone giving way to refreshing bitterness, with a citrus and slightly spicy hop aroma.

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A deep flavoured amber ale with a complex rye spice. Fruity hops helping balance the rye to give a warming and pleasant finish.

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A juicy session ale bursting with citrus and tropical fruit character.

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The best inventions were created by accident, up there with Penicillin is Alechemy’s first bottled Lager, Stereotype. This, however, is not your stereotypical lager. This is a full flavoured lager with a spicy hoppy taste and a clean bitter dryness.

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Ten Storey malt bomb, we made this beer for you. A modern take on a Scottish 80/- made with ten varieties of malt.

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