Sambrooks Brewery

Amber coloured, with a light hoppy aroma and taste.

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Battersea IPA is a London IPA fused with a mixture of US hop varieties. It balances the darker colour and sweetness of a London IPA with vibrant citrus and fruit aromas and a long hoppy finish. At 6.2% it packs plenty of punch.

Tasting Notes: Smell: Hoppy, floral, spicy Taste: Hoppy, citrus, dry

Battersea Rye is a fusion of British hops with an American red rye recipe to produce a rich, spicy beer. Deep copper brown in colour, with a subtle rich fruit aroma, its flavours build to produce a bold spicy finish.

Tasting Notes: Taste: Chocolate, rye bread, fruity Smell: Mature fruits, spicy, roasted

This russet-coloured American brown ale style beer has a punch of tropical fruit and subtle sweetness in the aroma, leading to a full, balanced flavour and a biscuit and caramel malt finish.

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This new dark russet brown stout has a complex aroma of milk, coffee, nuts and roasted notes leading to a smooth, creamy flavour, with a sweetness which is balanced by its roasted character.

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Robust milk stout, rich and smooth with a full bodied creamy mouthfeel. Full of soft roasted and coffee flavours balancing nicely between the sweetness of the malts and the bitterness of the hops.

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A golden Pale Ale

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Named after the local railway station, Junction Ale is a strong 4.5 ABV premium ale. Brewed with Challenger, Bramling X and Goldings hops, the beer has a deep amber colour with a spicy hop character.

Tasting Notes: Spicy, Rich Fruit

Lavender Hill is a beer inspired by the local lavender fields which grew in Battersea. They have taken a Lavender Honey to brew with a selection of British and French hops to create this delightful honey beer.

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Sambrook’s Pale Ale is their inaugural craft keg product and is a beer born out of innovation. They have taken a German lagering technique known as Krausening and married this to a traditional British Pale Ale recipe

Tasting Notes: Dispensing the craft keg, unfiltered and unpasteurised, creates a fantastically flavoured craft keg beer with a light natural haze. They hope that you enjoy it as much as they enjoyed making it.

Made famous by the London street porters that used to drink the beer, Powerhouse Porter is a modern tribute to this quintessentially London style.

Tasting Notes: Smell: Malty, biscuity, smokey Taste: Sharp, sweet, rich, smooth

This pale ale was christened by a local drinker, naming it after the iconic Battersea Park Pumphouse. Packed full of hops, this pale ale is a nod to overseas pale ale styles but keeps true to British roots.

Tasting Notes: Taste: Sharp, marmalade, smokey Smell: Spicy, meadow herbs

This distinctive copper red ale has generous tropical fruit and citrus notes, in both the aroma and flavour, leading to a subtle spiciness and a lasting, gentle, sweet malt finish.

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Our Imperial Stout is dark, rich and full bodied. The chocolate, toasted and coffee flavours from the roasted malts balance perfectly with a ripe fruity aroma. At 10.4% it’s not to be taken lightly.

Tasting Notes: Taste: Chocolate, coffee, rich, smooth Smell: Ripe, fruity, chocolate

Red coloured hop forward beer.

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This keg session pale ale is a light, hop forward pale ale brewed with five different hop varieties. The US hops - Chinook, Mosaic, Summit, Simcoe and Ekuanot provide citrus/peach aroma. Easy drinking, fresh and clean.

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This cask session pale ale is a light, hop forward pale ale brewed with five different hop varieties. The US hops - Chinook, Mosaic, Summit, Simcoe and Ekuanot provide citrus/peach aroma. Easy drinking, fresh and clean.

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This auburn coloured beer has hints of citrus, dark berries and molasses on the nose, leading to a full-bodied flavour and moderate bitterness in the finish.

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Wandle cemented its reputation in 2012 when it picked up the World’s Best Pale Ale under 5.0% at the World Beer Awards and was category winner in the Quality Drink Awards.

Tasting Notes: Smell: Spicy, herbaceous Taste: Lemony, light spice, quaffable

Named after the Thames tributary, flowing by the brewery, Wandle Ale has enjoyed critical acclaim from drinkers, bloggers and judges alike.

Tasting Notes: Lightly Spices, Quaffable, Lemons