Hiver Beers

Brown Honey Ale

Tasting Notes: For our brown ale we ferment raw blossom and heather honeys to complement and add depth to darker roasted malts. A light hop bitterness finishes a flavoursome and unpasteurised brown ale. Beer derives all of its colour from the malted barley base and in this honey brown ale, our darker roasted malts produce a copper coloured liquid with a rich, chocolatey nose. The Admiral and Bramling Cross hops support the fruitiness of the raw Warwickshire blossom honey, and offer a delicate but lingering bitter finish.

Brown Honey Ale

Tasting Notes: For our brown ale we ferment raw blossom and heather honeys to complement and add depth to darker roasted malts. A light hop bitterness finishes a flavoursome and unpasteurised brown ale. Beer derives all of its colour from the malted barley base and in this honey brown ale, our darker roasted malts produce a copper coloured liquid with a rich, chocolatey nose. The Admiral and Bramling Cross hops support the fruitiness of the raw Warwickshire blossom honey, and offer a delicate but lingering bitter finish.

Blonde Honey Beer

Tasting Notes: Hiver is golden straw in colour and opens with an inviting honey and biscuit aroma. Through a sparing use of challenger and UK cascade hops, a hint of citrus brings depth and balance to the nose without overpowering the delicate honey esters. We use Urban London, English Blossom and Heather honeys during fermentation and conditioning to produce a beer of medium body and low bitterness. The beer remains unpasteurised to enable these subtle flavours to shine through and the honey adds a creamy mouthfeel to create a moreish and refreshing blonde beer.

Blonde Honey Beer

Tasting Notes: Hiver is golden straw in colour and opens with an inviting honey and biscuit aroma. Through a sparing use of challenger and UK cascade hops, a hint of citrus brings depth and balance to the nose without overpowering the delicate honey esters. We use Urban London, English Blossom and Heather honeys during fermentation and conditioning to produce a beer of medium body and low bitterness. The beer remains unpasteurised to enable these subtle flavours to shine through and the honey adds a creamy mouthfeel to create a moreish and refreshing blonde beer.

Hoppy IPA

Tasting Notes: Golden, citrus, lemon