Peerless Brewing Co.

Zesty citrus hopped ale

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Classic Brown Ale

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Pale Ale

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Pale in colour, medium hop bitterness. Brewed with New Zealand Ella and English Goldings hops to give floral, tropical fruit and herbal notes.

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Zero hopped dark ale

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A lovely toasted wheat backbone leads to a fruity finish from First Gold and Cascade hops.

Tasting Notes: Toasted, fruity

Amber Ale hopped with Galaxy and Nelson Sauvin

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The clue is in the name. A rich deep golden strong ale. The name is derived from the days when sailors from Merseyside would demand full rations.

Tasting Notes: The high level of alcohol is complemented by increased bitterness and the fruity hop finish is derived from a combination of Fuggles, First Gold and Cascade hops.

Fusion hopped Pale Ale

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Galaxy dry hopped Pale Ale

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American Hopped Ale

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Knee Buckler is a wonderfully golden IPA style beer.

Tasting Notes: At 5.2% there is good strength and lots of initial hop bitterness which is matched with a little hint of sweetness from the use of Crystal and Caramalts, The aftertaste and aroma comes from a blend of American hops, Citra, Cascade and Columbus which gives a distinct fruity finish.

American IPA

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A well balanced, dry-hopped, golden ale. Initial bitterness from Elderado hops and a citrus finish from Columbus and Cascade. The distinct dry-hop aroma leads to a crisp dry finish.

Tasting Notes: Well balanced, bitter, citrus, crisp, dry

A moreish amber ale with a good malt backbone and a hint of bitterness from Cascase, Columbus and East Kent Goldings hops

Tasting Notes: Malty, bitter

Black Milk Stout

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Full bodied black stout. The use of oats gives a good mouthfeel and dark malts provide lots of backbone with toffee and caramel tones. Elements of sweetness to balance the bitterness from the roast malts. This is a very easy drinking stout.

Tasting Notes: Toffee, caramel, sweet, bitter, roasted

Pale session ale. Good initial bitterness and a hint of grapefruit on the finish derived from the use of Cascade, Summit and Columbus hops.

Tasting Notes: Bitter, grapefruit

Full bodied Dark Ale

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American IPA with hop 366

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Dry hopped Golden Ale

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Rich Red Ale

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Well bodied ruby ale. Rich malt flavours combine with Bramling X hops for a wonderful beer with fruity overtones. The brewer's favourite. This is a typically english ale combining the best of British malts and hops.

Tasting Notes: Malty, fruity

A rich Red Ale dry hopped with Centential and Chinook.

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Hoppy Red Ale

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Storr’ is a pale and hoppy cask pilsner. Using specialist lager yeast and brewing vessels, Storr undergoes a slow fermentation process, followed by a month of cold conditioning to allow the clean, crisp flavours to develop.

Tasting Notes: Though Continental in style, Storr gains its fresh citrus hop finish and pleasant malt backbone solely from the use of UK-grown lager malt & Sovereign hedgerow hops.

Tectonic is a deep honey coloured ale bursting with hop aroma and flavour. This is achieved by 'dry-hopping' the beer with a blend of Amarillo, Chinook and Galaxy hops.

Tasting Notes: Hoppy

Zesty Blonde beer.

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Three malts and three hops. Blond in style. Wheat, lager and pale malts combined with a wonderful fruity citrus finish from Admiral, First Gold and Cascade hops.

Tasting Notes: Fruity, citrus

Amber Ale

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