Driftwood Spars Brewery

A strong rich ale with a deep polished red colour. It has a big malt flavour with chocolate and biscuit notes.

Tasting Notes: Chocolate, biscuity

A golden hoppy and clean flavoured bitter.

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Traditional mild with Smokey malt flavours and peppery after taste.

Tasting Notes: Smokey, peppery

A light session bitter with big hop flavour.

Tasting Notes: Hoppy bitter

The name comes from a legend about the Giant Bolster who terrorised St Agnes. When slain his blood was jet black.

Tasting Notes: Rich dark porter with strong roast flavours and filled with spicy and fruity hops.

Red brown ale with strong lingering malt flavours lightly hopped so is the perfect ingredient of any meal from stews, cakes to ice-cream also an ideal accompaniment to any meal

Tasting Notes: Malty, sweet

Celebrating one of the most unique ecosystems in the country, let this seasonal ale take you back to those sun drenched days of nothing but golden sands, dune grass and crystal clear blue waters.

Tasting Notes: Smooth, sessionable and fruity, this Cornish pale ale balances nutty Maris Otter, soft wheat and oat malt flavours with a twist of tropical flavours. 

Golden with a gentle hop flavour of herb, wood and blackberry.

Tasting Notes: Herby, blackberry, fruits

Copper coloured with a biscuit malt base complemented with herbal flavoured English hops.

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The Driftwood Landlady loves light hoppy beers, this was brewed for her and is now her favourite beer!

Tasting Notes: Golden, hoppy with citrus and grassy aromas.

Rich red-brown coloured with Chocolate Crystal and rye malts, nutty biscuit base with floral grassy lime, peach, spicy honey and hop flavours.

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Golden, tropical and fruity

Tasting Notes: Sung aboard seafaring vessels to boost morale, Sea Shanties are catchy upbeat tales of travels, monsters and life at sea.

Lightly hopped golden ale with complex fruity and spicy aroma. Citrus fruit flavours with a slight bitter finish.

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Named after the much-loved row of cottages in St Agnes, which once housed the captains of ships berthed down at Trevaunance Cove. Grab a glass and transport yourself back to a time when British IPAs reigned supreme.

Tasting Notes: A hop-forward IPA popping with lush blackcurrant, passionfruit and citrus notes. We’ve combined New World UK hops with traditional British malts and the result is punchy!

A malty beer with a good hop bite. It is an amber ale made with 4 different malts; brown, chocolate, caramel and amber. Bitterness is provided by goldings and fuggles hops. This session ale is tasty, full of body but only 3.8%.

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