The Sheffield Brewery Company

A delicious continental lager style beer is brewed entirely from lager malt and delicately flavoured with aromatic Saaz hops from Czech Republic is blonde and beautiful.

Tasting Notes: Hoppy

Made using the finest English ingredients, Crucible Best is a complex bitter brewed with a blend of pale, crystal and black malts. A mixture of two bittering hops provides a perfect balance to this underrated, traditional style.

Tasting Notes: Bitter, hoppy

Five Rivers is an easy drinking, highly flavorsome pale ale with an aroma which carries through to the finish from a combination of Fuggles, Goldings and Styrian Bobek hops.

Tasting Notes: Easy drinking, flavoursome, hoppy

A fabulously robust straw coloured pale ale hopped with Czech Saaz and American Cascade.

Tasting Notes: Hoppy, robust

A light hoppy golden ale and to put it bluntly have called it Ge’thi’sen Outdooerz! They used mosaic hops to make this a very tasty slightly florally golden pale ale.

Tasting Notes: Floral, light, hoppy

Lightly hopped using First Gold, the traditional Mild is shaking off its old reputation and is making a resurgence within the craft beer community.

Tasting Notes: Hoppy, traditional

Philanthropicale is full of character. Made exclusively using Chinook, it is intensely spicy with subtle notes of grapefruit.

Tasting Notes: Spicy, fruity, tropical

Riddle Tr’Ale: a mighty fine golden ale made from vienna malt and liberty hops. This should tingle on your taste buds with plenty of citrussy flavours.

Tasting Notes: Hoppy, citrus

A hoppy delight with a watermelon finish.

Tasting Notes: Hoppy, fruity

Sheffield Porter is a classic, dark English porter. Made using a combination of dark malts and English hops, Sheffield Porter has become very popular amongst beer enthusiasts for it’s rich chocolate, malty and caramels flavours.

Tasting Notes: Chocolate, malty, caramel

Sporty Tykes is a delicious golden ale at 4% made with First Gold and Calypso hops and infused with aromatic elder flower heads grown locally.

Tasting Notes: Hoppy, fruity

When they found a boot blackener called The Don, they knew they had to save it for something special, something chocolately, something with some zest; a big, bold, beautiful, rich beer.

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