Thornbridge Brewery

Pours a deep brown in colour with a tan head. The smokiness of the peated malts is matched by a smooth taste of toffee, caramel and dark fruits.

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A fruity aroma with notes of raspberry, a light creamy body and a long nutty finish. Dark, refreshing and very drinkable.

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A velvety dark, exceptionally smooth and creamy stout. With a soft treacle, smokey flavour and a full body.

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A Crisp Golden Ale.

Tasting Notes: Lemon zest in colour with a clean, hoppy aroma. A resinous finish and some bitterness.

Golden in colour Chiron is a superb American Pale Ale.

Tasting Notes: A balance of tart hops, juicy malt and tangy fruit while the lingering finish offers a hint of apricots and tangerines before a biscuity malt and hoppy finish.

A full bodied, robust porter with natural mocha malt flavours from the complex malt grist, complementing the decadent additions of real chocolate to the maturation process.

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Has hints of subtle toffee malt, complemented by a mix of dried fruit, candied peel and fragrant hops.

Tasting Notes: A great balance of citrus and roasted malt characteristics.

Crackendale explodes with a fantastic tropical fruit aroma, giving way to guava and ripe citrus which burst through on the palate with a beautiful bitter and sweet balance.

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It’s a refreshing pale ale showcasing some great aromatic English hops!

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A burnt gold Pale Ale brewed with Pioneer and Bramling Cross hops.

Tasting Notes: Slight malt aromas with a hint of lime and lemon peel. Medium bodied with biscuit character and citrus in the taste.

Packed full of American hops, Jaipur’s hoppiness builds in the mouth and bursts with powerful citrus fruit flavours with a remarkably smooth finish. The fantastic balance of this beer makes for a deliciously drinkable IPA.

Tasting Notes: Citrus, Honey, Hoppy

Starts with a powerful, zesty grapefruit hop flavour but followed by floral rose petals then a smooth malty taste that balances the sharp citrus flavours.

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Kipling is a golden beer made exclusively with the fabulous Nelson Sauvin hop that imparts exquisite passion fruit, gooseberry and mango aromas.

Tasting Notes: An initial sweetness and full body are balanced by a lasting grapefruit-like bitter finish.

Lord Marples pours a dark amber. Aromas of light toffee and caramel. Flavours are a mix of soft floral and spicy hop and a smooth bitter finish.

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Pale ale brewed using New Zealand hops creating aromas of pear, peach and pineapples.

Tasting Notes: Flavours are floral, apples, peach and orange peel. Hoppy bitter finish with clean and crisp passionfruit, grapefruit and gooseberry.

Made North is a sessionable bitter which pours a bright golden colour. Bracingly bitter and dry, Made North has light malt aromas and flavours of earthy, floral and very moreish English hops.

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A creamy vanilla stout with raspberry flavours and a dark chocolate bitter finish.

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A coffee milk stout with a rich coffee aromas. The taste rich, creamy coffee with a luscious mouthfeel.

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IPA, golden in colour, a crisp bitterness balances the fruity yet noble aromas of the hop variety. Made with Slovenian Savinjski Goldings hops.

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Rich and dark with light smokey, subtle peatiness and the full body of dark malts.

Tasting Notes: Molasses, liquorice and chocolate goodness all wrapped up in a smooth full bodied Imperial Stout.

A British hopped IPA. Copper colour with a nose of fruits and berries, gentle maltiness in the mouth and a wonderful citrus, lemon pith bitterness.

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Sequoia pours a dark amber in colour with a light tan head. Beautiful citrus, grassy and pine aromas. Medium bodied but smooth and velvety with hints of roasted hazelnut and toffee malt flavours.

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This fresh, fruity Weisse beer pours a hazy, burnt orange and true to its style it has well balanced flavours of clove spiciness, banana and bubblegum.

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Six different malts produce this warming beer. And the soft roast coffee and ginger notes blend superbly with the hops. You’ll notice a velvet mouthfeel with a rich and complex palate of caramel. The perfect excuse to keep you indoors this winter.

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The name’s an oxymoron and the beer is complex and stunning. Five malts and six hops combine to provide bitter chocolate flavours with dark roasted fruits.

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Wild Swan is white gold in colour and pours with a pure white head. It has aromas of light bitter lemon with a hint of herb and subtle spiciness. Light bodied and easy drinking the flavours are crisp and dry with a lingering citrus, hoppy finish.

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