Mobberley Brewhouse

1924 is one of our oldest cask beers and a true crowd favourite. Throughout this year we've put more focus into making this beer even better and in our opinion, it's never tasted better than it does now. As with every beer, there's a lengthy process when it comes to its name. But 1924 has more than a meaning behind its name, in fact, it's quite a story... It involves a man named George Mallory, a Mobberley legend and quite possibly the first person to ever reach the summit of Everest.

Tasting Notes: Balanced malty bitterness that provides biscuit and caramel tones.

Amber

Tasting Notes: Fruity and malty amber

Deep Copper

Tasting Notes: Malty deep copper

Deep Copper

Tasting Notes: Malty deep copper

Pale

Tasting Notes: Tropical fruity pale

Pale

Tasting Notes: Tropical fruity pale

A satisfying biscuity malt base, with a refreshing crisp finish and an ABV that lends itself to being sessionable.

Tasting Notes: Malts, biscuits and a subtle citrus note that provides a refreshing and crisp session pale.

Concept range with various ABV's

Tasting Notes: 

IPA

Tasting Notes: Session IPA

IPA

Tasting Notes: Session IPA

Golden

Tasting Notes: Traditional golden

Golden

Tasting Notes: Traditional golden

Pale

Tasting Notes: Zesty pale with a hint of citrus

Legacy is a light and fruity session beer.

Tasting Notes: Light, fruity

Mandalay is a Mango IPA

Tasting Notes: Fruity

Mandalay is a 4.0 Mango IPA

Tasting Notes: Fruity

Pale

Tasting Notes: Hoppy New Zealand pale

Pale

Tasting Notes: Hoppy New Zealand pale

Our 5.0% Oatmeal Stout, providing a velvety mouthfeel and balanced notes of chocolate malt, roasted coffee and finishing with vanilla sweetness.

Tasting Notes: Full bodied stout with chocolate malt, roasted coffee and vanilla.

Stout

Tasting Notes: Full bodied stout with malty undertones

Black IPA

Tasting Notes: Black IPA

Black IPA

Tasting Notes: Black IPA

Light Red

Tasting Notes: Sweet and malty American light red

Light Red

Tasting Notes: Sweet and malty American light red

Pale

Tasting Notes: Well-balanced pale

Pale

Tasting Notes: Well-balanced pale

Pale

Tasting Notes: Refreshing session pale

Pale

Tasting Notes: Refreshing session pale

Some of you might remember that Sidekick used to be called a New World Pale and was originally 4.0%, oh how times have changed. Since 2019 we have been determined to ensure that Sidekick exemplifies sessionability with the most famous of hops, Citra.

Tasting Notes: Sidekick isn't a citra bomb, there's no overpowering hop sensations here, just pure balance between hop and malt that has you sipping again and again. With Sidekick you can expect a real hoppy aroma and a citra-forward hop taste, that then follows with an evenly balanced malt base.

Deep Ruby Winter Ale that provides a warming spicy bitterness balanced with sweetness from the chocolate malt. Providing the illusion of dark chocolate, fruit and nut.

Tasting Notes: Traditional ruby winter ale. Notes of dark chocolate, fruit and nut.

Solstice is a 4.5 Winter Red

Tasting Notes: 

Deep Golden

Tasting Notes: Punchy hoppy deep golden

Pale Amber

Tasting Notes: Zesty fruity pale amber

Pale Amber

Tasting Notes: Zesty fruity pale amber