The Festival is held in massive marquees on the river embankment in Peterborough. The site is only a few minutes walk from Peterborough railway station and the bus and coach stations.
| The Embankment, Embankment Road, Peterborough, PE1 1EF | |
| Ended Sat 27 Aug 2016 |
Information is provided to the best of our knowledge, but please check with the festival organiser before attending as the details here may be inaccurate.
This beer list is tentative, please check at the festival for available beers as changes can occur before and during the festival.
Nothing known so far
Refreshingly bitter, using four hop varieties, with a pleasing aroma
A refreshing light golden honey brew, exhibiting a mellow sweetness, finely balanced against a subtle floral/honey aroma and flavour.
Lacons (Lacons Ales Limited The Courtyard Main Cross Road Great Yarmouth NR30 3NZ)
This enhanced classic turns black with prominent berry fruit flavour and slight orange undertones with an added kick of Equinox. Laced with pronounced spice, the finish is warming, smooth and sweet.
Lacons (Lacons Ales Limited The Courtyard Main Cross Road Great Yarmouth NR30 3NZ)
On the dark side with zesty orange and citrus fruit aromas, comfortably balancing a dry pine and citrus crescendo of flavour throughout
Lacons (Lacons Ales Limited The Courtyard Main Cross Road Great Yarmouth NR30 3NZ)
Nothing known so far
The first beer to be released from the new DE14 Microbrewery at the Marston’s Visitor Centre in Burton-On-Trent. First Draft is an American-inspired IPA with a deep red hue and lychee, grapefruit and citrus aromas courtesy of an impressive hops bill that includes Amarillo, Chinook, Cascade and Ahtanum…..amongst others.
This small batch special packs a punch with chilli and coriander infusions, drink with care to protect your palate.
Small batch special experiment with lemons, lemons and lemons. The biscuit malt base gives way to the tart finish, and then the final treat is the bog myrtle infusion.
Sweet & floral. Hops used are Fuggles, Challenger & East Kent Goldings
Blue Monkey Brewery (Giltbrook, Nottingham)
Dark and interesting ale, combining fruity hoppiness with a dark, malty side.
Wonderful example of a fruity beer. Full of character and flavour. Tropical fruits throughout with a clean fresh feel on the palate.
Oatmeal Pale Ale. Packed full of fresh hop bitterness and tempered with tropical fruit.
Decent pale. Good hop and bitterness
An amber coloured ale with a fruity zesty aroma . The taste is citrus hop with background gooseberry and lychees and a dry bitter finish.
A dark ruby beer which tastes of roasted grain, dark chocolate and liquorice with an aniseed finish
Superb. Smells and tastes like cherry pipe tobacco. Just awesome.
A fruity aroma introduces a beer in which sharp bitterness is balanced by dry, biscuity malt.
A refreshing, unfined lemon & lime saison style beer
Brewed every 100th brew! A strong pale ale brewed with Magnum, Cascade and Citra hops, then dry-hopped with more Cascade and Citra for a big citrus hop finish. Little Sharpies big brother!
A mixture of malt and caramel on the nose is joined by a dark fruitiness in the flavour.
A crazy marriage of six different malts delivers a wonderful, complex, robust porter.
Black red mild with liquorice and chocolate. Dry roasty finish.
Brimming with coffee and chocolate flavours, hints of liquorice and dark fruits.
Northumbrian heritage malt as a base with touches of German malts to add complexity, sweetness and body. It is hopped with American hop varieties giving refreshing citrus notes
A light session bitter with a big hop flavour.
Pilsner-style pale ale - brewed to celebrate the best manager England never had.
Pale gold beer with citrus aroma and flavour with tones of vanilla
Rich, malty aroma with blackberries and dried fruit. Rich full flavours of malt & fruit, with roast and caramel notes and subtle hops.
Fruit and malt on the nose with increasing hops and balancing malt on the palate. Dry finish.
Brown Cow Brewery (Barlow, North Yorkshire)
A premium dark mild brewed with a complex mix of malts and oats giving a wonderful depth of flavour
Golden colour with a white head. Fruity and pine straw aroma. Mainly bitter taste.
A bold complex stout using unrefined chocolate and a hint of blueberries.
American style summer wheat beer. Definitely smells better than Napalm.
An amber-gold pale ale with a distinct hoppy aroma.
Citropolis is a golden ale, brewed with Citra hops. Light, refreshing and zesty with citrus hop notes and fruity aroma
A Pale, single hop premium ale, deceptively easy drinking with a smooth honey finish.
Traditional smooth fruity Porter.
A mix of sweet, sour and spice with a pineapple tartness and warming jalapeno heat.
A mix of sweet, sour and spice with a pineapple tartness and warming jalapeno heat.
Magic Rock Brewing (Huddersfield, West Yorkshire)
A full-bodied, decadently smooth coffee beer
Hopcraft Brewing (Pontyclun, Mid Glamorgan)
Named after one of Gazza's favourite Rancid tracks, this brew is as pale as we could get it and as intensely citrussy too!
Uplifting, fruity aromas of lychees and citrus with a dry hoppy finish due to the five varieties of hops.
Ilkley Brewery Co. (Ilkley, West Yorkshire)
Aromas of orange rind and citrus peel with dry spicy finish.
A rich complex malt bill with the bitterness and aroma from lots of cardamon and coriander but no hops creating a porter rich in body, super smooth & brimming with character.
As the name suggests, this is a very dark, red-hued beer. Classed asa strong mild with a deceptively smooth, chocolatey taste.
A golden 'Double' IPA with an intense hop aroma and a flavour of fruit, spice and herbs
Mid amber in colour with a hoppy nose. Mouth filling hop flavours with a long well hopped aftertaste.
An American style IPA, brewed with centennial and cascade, giving a floral flavour with a pronounced grapefruit taste
Gold in colour with big aromas of mango, flavours of pine, melon and hints of grapefruit.
Almasty Brewing Co. /Brass Castle
Nothing known so far
A copper coloured beer, using Marris Otter and crystal malts. Hopped with Czech and German hops for an up front bitterness, citrus notes and a refreshing finish.
A fabulous aroma, watch out for tropical fruit and limey citrus flavours playing out on top of the roasted malt.
A strong & hoppy, India pale ale. Plentiful amounts of complementary hops bring citrus fruits & a clean, bitter finish.
A hoppy ale infused with locally sourced elderflower.
North American Simcoe hops to give a punchy fruit hop flavour which balances the weight of malt very full and rounded in the mouth.
Golden in colour and uses 100% English Goldings hops. Brewed to celebrate 50th Anniversary of England winning the football World Cup.
Light coloured ale lightly bittered but heavily flavoured with Simcoe, Amarillo and Centennial hops. Pink grapefruit zest is added late in the brew to give extra citrus flavour.
Lovely hoppy smell and just amazing taste too. Straw yellow.
Pale Ale with a good bitterness and a malty backbone. Brewed with a selection of malts and a blend of American hops.
A golden refreshing beer brewed with lager malt and Chinook and Cascade hops. Quite dry citrus flavour and aroma.
A real golden ale with a punchy, zesty aftertaste
The hops just keep getting bigger in this beer. Subtle on the nose, they start to come through in the mouth, & really burst out into a lasting finish. A complex blend of late hopping is at work here, & work it does. All with a steady base of malt & bitterness underneath it, & done with only the merest hint of grapefruit/citrus.
A pale straw-coloured beer with a full body for its strength. Well balanced with a citrus hop finish.
Aromas are toffee with raisins and mellow lemon. Marzipan with peppery alcohol. Plummy and smoky with coriander spiciness and background oranges.
Hopcraft Brewing (Pontyclun, Mid Glamorgan)
One of a series of four dry-hopped specials
Russet brown beer with hints of chocolate and liquorish with a soft dry finish.
A lovely well hopped American Red. Presumably their 1500th brew.
Light and fruity, with a cosmopolitan hop burst, ideal summer refreshment. - See more at: https://www.hooky.co.uk/our-beers/brewers-selection.ashx#sthash.VNNAZMZb.dpuf
Pale yellow beer, full of hop aroma and flavour. Refreshing with a mellowing aftertaste.
A subtle and not cloyingly sweet honey after taste married to a solid malt backbone and a good hoppy character
Clean refreshing and we'll balanced hoppy sourness.
A premium bitter, deep chestnut colour with a good balance of flavours and aroma.
This amber ale has a floral hoppy character, hops predominate throughout leading to a grape fruit finish.
Champion beer of the Castor portfolio. Using low colour malt, this very pale beer is incredibly easy drinking.
A golden ale tasting of lemon , lime and tart gooseberry with a dry finish
A deep golden coloured American Pale Ale,packed with tropical fruits and pine.
Smooth Golden ale, deep citrus flavours which mellow to a lingering citrus bitter finish.
A porter with a dark, rich colour and liquorice hits gently mellowed by a hint of plum.
Rich strong hoppy bitterness with a full-bodied sweetness and bitter coffee finish with a little fruity malt on the aftertaste
Bad Seed Brewery (Scarborough, North Yorkshire)
U.S. West Coast IPA hopped with Cascade, Chinook and Columbus & dry hopped with more Chinook. This beer sings "All hail the hop!".
A deeply refreshing, distinctly hoppy tasting dark ale.
Strong, flavoursome ale usually only available at the Blue Bell, Whaplode St Catherines
A very hoppy American style Pale Ale, packed full of late hops.
Mallinsons (Huddersfield, West Yorkshire)
A golden US/NZ hybrid ale with a distinctibe hop aroma due to the late use of Orbit hops, giving hints of Nelson Sauvin. The bitterness is refreshing and zesty and there is a lovely clean bitter finish.
Schwarzbier
A sumptuous ruby red ale with hints of blackcurrants, liquorice and caramel and a malty undertone.
Has strong citrus notes,through use of the Citra hop.A very light,golden ale that can be drunk in any season!!
A highly flavoursome beer with compelling characteristics. Amber and chocolate malts enhance the complex flavours of this beer.
Blue Monkey Brewery (Giltbrook, Nottingham)
Pale ale uses an assertive combination of American hops. It is the junior sibling to the ape ale.
A full-bodied chestnut beer with an inviting malty aroma and warming aftertaste.
Lacons (Lacons Ales Limited The Courtyard Main Cross Road Great Yarmouth NR30 3NZ)
Malty nose with some biscuit. orange maltiness. Malt, hop and citrus beginning. Increasingly bitter finish.
Fruity but not citrusy, well rounded and deceptively easy to drink ale.
A butter gold coloured summer ale with Comet hops for an smooth orange & citrusy finish - sunshine in a glass!!
Big hoppy nose, but beautifully balanced. Biscuit notes.
Lewes Castle is a traditional full, malty ‘Brown Ale’ with a creamy head. Mild hop notes with a lingering biscuity sweet palate give coffee and liquorice notes. A bitter-sweet finish.
Hop forward, robust deep copper ale using roasted malts, American hops and West Coast yeast.
Lincoln Green (Nottinghamshire)
A dark amber best bitter, that is smooth and malty.
Lincoln Green (Nottinghamshire)
Full bodied Pale Ale, packed with citrus hop and a hint of grapefruit.
Modern take on English bitter. Three new world hops and five malts.
With its pale appearance, strong hoppy taste and higher alcoholic strength it comprises all the traits of a true India Pale Ale.
A deep, malty backbone, together with the use of Burton water makes a nutty flavour with a delicate, hoppy aroma and a dry, bitter finish.
Golden ale with lustrous, powerful hits of rich passionfruit and lush summer fruit from this younger sibling of the infamous Galaxy hop.
A modern brown ale with chocolate and caramel malt flavours. Hopped with American Galena and Cascade.
XXX is a light brown ale with a rich biscuity malt, dry and fruity in the finish.
Pale Ale malt, Lager malt and Cara. Mosaic hops at four stages of brewing. Bold hop characteristics; peach, mango, lemon and pine.
Light golden ale made exclusively with Mosaic hops, hence the name. A distinctive flavour with plenty of body for the abv.
Taste is sour and at first extremely bitter, however the bitterness fades with time and finds an agreeable balance
A blonde ale brewed with American Newport and Delta hops.
Sweet green apple at start but short lived before golden ale base reasserts
Yellow, hop dominated bitter. Citrus notes vie with bitterness to add depth. Quick slightly astringent finish.
Victorian export stout aged in a Glenmorangie Oak Barrel for 8 months
Bridgehouse Brewery (Oxenhope. W. Yorks )
Great classic Yorkshire bitter
A traditional, rich, full-bodied porter with a balanced roasted malt finish.
A Brazilian inspired golden ale bursting with a carnival of tropical fruity hop flavours.
Marmalade aroma with a hint of hops, leading to a well-balanced blend of sweetness, hops and citrus with a malt background. Mixed fruit flavours in the aftertaste.
Brown Cow Brewery (Barlow, North Yorkshire)
A clean drinking golden English style premium bitter with well balanced bitterness and depth of flavour. Brewed with top quality Maris Otter Malt and English hops.
Traditional English Porter. Roasted and chocolate malts give a smooth and distinctive roast malt and fuit.</div>
Lacons (Lacons Ales Limited The Courtyard Main Cross Road Great Yarmouth NR30 3NZ)
Full bodied session ale carries dominant tropical fruit/berries in aroma, followed by tart citrus on the palate. Pleasing nutty flavours are finished by a dusting of bitterness.
A half wheat beer, citrus notes complimented by a tangy hoppy aftertaste.
Bad Seed Brewery (Scarborough, North Yorkshire)
Rich, silky texture from milk sugars combine with the delicious sweet flavour of Pistachio nuts to resemble our favourite dessert in a pint form!
A thirst quenching session ale,Pixel Bandit has a big hop flavour with a low ABV. A delicate combination of extra pale malt,juicy NZ hops and our house yeast give a mouth watering citrus aroma, with predominate flavours of lemongrass and tangerine.
A thirst quenching session ale,Pixel Bandit has a big hop flavour with a low ABV. A delicate combination of extra pale malt,juicy NZ hops and our house yeast give a mouth watering citrus aroma, with predominate flavours of lemongrass and tangerine.
First Chop Brewing Arm (Salford. Gtr Manchester )
Clear ruby brown color with a beige head. Aroma of vanilla brownies. Taste has vanilla and soft roast. Light body.
First Chop Brewing Arm (Salford. Gtr Manchester )
Sweet malts and somewhat remote hops in aroma. Leafy hops and sweet malts in-mouth. Sweet finish tempered by sour lemony note.
Black and roasted with the addition of British grown hops.
Dark fruit & hops on the nose, with hints of roast malt & smoke. Full bodied in the mouth. Smooth with dark malt, & a side order of the aforementioned dark fruit. A dry & very subtle smokey finish with fruit & hop notes skittering over the top of it.
Crisp and clean pale with German and American hops, low mellow bitterness with a tropical aroma
Strong, dark beer of great complexity and depth. It is based on traditional recipes from the 18th Century but has also been described as an ’Imperial Stout Nouveau’.
A quintessential Pale Ale brewed with English hops to give a fruity taste balanced with peppery spice
Made with the traditional Mild Ale malt variety, giving a maltier/sweeter beer with greater body than today's 'Bitters' and with a darker hue.
Rich rye malt base with first gold and archer hops, giving a grassy peachy hop flavour
Crisp bitter grapefruity notes light malty finish another cracker from Big Hand
Pale ale heavily hopped with US Chinook hops imparting refreshing grapefruit bittereness
A premium strength pale ale, with a blend of malts to provide a juicy backbone and a pale amber colour.
Ringwood’s most iconic beer. A warm, rounded yet surprisingly delicate pale strong beer. Spicy with a hint of apples and a bitter-sweet finish.
Mango wheat beer brewed to be cloudy and packed with fruit.
This pale, beer simply oozing hops has far more flavour than the 3.7% ABV suggests. A wonderful balance of three different malts and American hops for a perfect session beer.
A unique, strong mild ale, having a complex flavour made up of a combination of chocolate/coffee notes imparted by the coloured malts used in the brew and those of raisins and autumn fruits, created by our special fermentation techniques. A beer that is incredibly moreish. Drinker beware!
Reddish-black mild punches above its weight with malt and roast flavours combined.
Newly revapmped with zesty grapefruit notes and light roast sweet malt.
A mellow, full-bodied beer. Gentle malt and hop aroma leads to a malty, hop and fruit mix with a balancing bitterness.
A black and complex mix of chocolate, liquorice and cough elixir.
Light session bitter, biscuit malt with a spicy marmalade aroma.
Golden IPA. Complex Mosaic hop aroma and crisp dry malt backbone.
Resinous and piney black IPA with some cola fruitiness and gentle coffee roast.
Smooth red wine like imperial stout
Crisp easy drinking ale with a bitter finish, soft copper and caramel in colour.
Perfect Spring Beer for perfect Spring weather (autumn or winter weather optional). Well balanced fruit and refreshing clean tasting ale. Difficult to keep on the bar, people keep drinking it!
Rich, full-bodied hops supplement a citrus taste which hits the front palate. Unique and delightful.
Aromas of toffee apple, caramel and sulphur. Taste is a complex mix of malt toffee and roast bitterness with hops.
Spiral Stout is a traditional stout. It has an aroma of dark autumnal berries, and is full bodied with undertones of coffee and dark chocolate. It has a gentle lingering dry roast finish with a hint of smoke.
Hazy gold with white head. Quite a hoppy beer, leafy with a bitter orange hint, fruity throughout then finishing drying bitter.
A light, fruity and refreshing drink ideal for a warm summer’s day.
American Pale dry hopped with Falconers Flight. Bursting with tropical, floral and citrus aroma.
Full-bodied brown bitter. A hoppy aroma leads to a good malt and hop balance, and a dry aftertaste.
Dark mahogany red in colour with a rich, fruity aroma and a heart warming sweet raisin and biscuit palate.
Bridgehouse Brewery (Oxenhope. W. Yorks )
Reasonable pale with good lime flavours.
Aroma is nice delicate spices, lemon, ginger and kaffir lime. Flavour is composed of light bready grains, wheat, slightly stale grains
A Pale beer brewed with 2 different NZ hops
A multi-award winning beer. A massive citrus fruit, hop and elderflower nose leads to hints of grapefruit in the mouth. The exceptional bitter sweetness in the taste lasts through the long, lingering aftertaste.
Smooth smoked porter. Subtle smoky undertones from a rich mix of six malts
Refreshing Golden Ale with citrus aromas. Lightly hopped with subtle sweet notes and delicate citrus fruit flavours throughout.
BAD Co. - Brewing & Distilling Company
A full-bodied, thirst quenching oatmeal pale ale that pulls no punches. Dry-hopped for big hits of passionfruit, balanced with a delicate hop aroma.
BAD Co. - Brewing & Distilling Company
An IPA with a malty backbone and tropical hop flavours.
A well-rounded, smooth malty beer with a blackcurrant background. Hops initially give way to a bittersweet dryness.
A brilliant blend of malt, hops and fruit on the nose with a bitter bite over the top of a faintly banana maltiness.
The Hop Studio (Elvington, North Yorkshire)
A big rich mahogany coloured Yorkshire Dubbel. Sweet with big rich fig and dark fruit flavours
Purity Brewing Co. (England) (Great Alne, Warwickshire)
Brewed with Maris Otter Malt, Caragold and Wheat Malt with Hallertau bittering hops and Cascade and Willamette aroma hops.Light copper in colour with a great zesty hop character with citrus overtone
Purity Brewing Co. (England) (Great Alne, Warwickshire)
A distinctive premium amber coloured beer. Using 100% English Maris Otter Malt with Challenger and Cascade hops, creates a balanced full flavoured beer that is a pleasure to drink.
Tarn51 Brewing Company (Altofts, West Yorkshire [NB])
Quite floral with a bitter aftertaste
Thornbridge & Craft Beer Co. (Ashford-in-the-Water, Derbyshire)
Pale blonde ale has a fruity tropical aroma with peach notes. Smooth silky body and the flavor is an easy drinking
Pale yellow with a thick head and thin body. Has a bubble gum sweet aroma but much less stated in taste.
Rockingham (Blatherwyke, Northants)
Cellar aged black West Coast style beer. Cascade, Chinook, Centennial and Citra hops. Seville orange, pineapple and pine flavours.
Rockingham (Blatherwyke, Northants)
Hallertau Blanc and Nelson Sauvin hops provide this blonde ale with an intriguing mixture of flavours, with crushed gooseberry and peach featuring. Aromatic and very fruity.
Rockingham (Blatherwyke, Northants)
Generous amounts of Amarillo and Citra give this hoppy golden ale a mixture of citrus flavours, mainly Seville orange and grapefruit.
Sessionable ultra modern pale ale balancing rich British floor malt with modern British hops.
Parish Brewery (Burrough on the Hill, Leics)
Strong, very dark beer with a very rich, malty character. A Christmas Pudding Ale.
Parish Brewery (Burrough on the Hill, Leics)
Nothing known so far
Parish Brewery (Burrough on the Hill, Leics)
Hoppy session beer with malty after taste.
Rocket Ales (Cambridgeshire [NB])
The combination of English hops and American beer yeast has produced a beautiful Golden IPA
Rocket Ales (Cambridgeshire [NB])
German Kolsch beer. German Noble hops inc Saaz for Aroma Pale Malt and fermented Cool
Revolutions Brewing Co. (Castleford, West Yorkshire)
A blonde ale with medium levels of bitterness and with pine, lemon and lime hop notes
Revolutions Brewing Co. (Castleford, West Yorkshire)
Red rye IPA hopped with fruity NZ Rakau.
Weal Ales Brewery (Chesterton, Staffordshire)
A beautiful sweet and creamy milk stout, with a rich chocolate taste and a silky smooth finish.
Weal Ales Brewery (Chesterton, Staffordshire)
A Pale ale made with oodles of Mosaic and Citra hops during both the boil and fermentation with a lovely citrusy finish.
Bad Seed Brewery (Scarborough, North Yorkshire)
Sweet stout like ale. Rum ,raisin and chocolate taste
Bad Seed Brewery (Scarborough, North Yorkshire)
Pale golden in colour, a huge juicy banger of an IPA featuring Mosaic hops.
Siren Craft Brew (Finchampstead, Berkshire)
A beautiful strong red with caramel sweetness from the malt balanced by the smokey heat from the chipotle and cayenne peppers.
Siren Craft Brew (Finchampstead, Berkshire)
One of the Proteus three hop series
Siren Craft Brew (Finchampstead, Berkshire)
Aroma is of grapefruit, orange, citrus, exotic fruits, melon. Taste is of melon, kiwi, citrus, grassy, floral.
Vale of Glamorgan of Barry, Vale (Glamorgan)
A full bodied American style red ale, backed up by heavy late hopping from American favourites.
Vale of Glamorgan of Barry, Vale (Glamorgan)
Golden thirst-quenching summer ale, citrusy and lightly bittered.
Newby Wyke Brewery (Grantham, Lincs)
A wonderful strong mild using five different malts with roast malt for character.
New-K-Ham Brewery (Grantham, Lincs)
Resinous herbal hops in this blonde beer with piney resinous aroma
Newby Wyke Brewery (Grantham, Lincs)
A 100% Golden Yellow Ale, with a hoppy aroma.
Newby Wyke Brewery (Grantham, Lincs)
Strong with a different but nice taste said to come from Japanese hops!
Red Brewery (Great Staughton, Cambs.)
Bronze ale, malty entry with a toffee and caramel palate, mild citrus finish
Red Brewery (Great Staughton, Cambs.)
Stout with smooth Toffee and Caramel flavours dominating is surprises with a gentle plum finish.
Red Brewery (Great Staughton, Cambs.)
Amber-blonde ale, high hop, late hopped with Cascade and Summit. Orange / grapefruit citrus.
Red Brewery (Great Staughton, Cambs.)
Blonde festival special. Made with three complimentary aroma hops, it has clean citrus notes of lime, orange and gooseberry. The beer is named after Peterborough's motto.
A luscious rich golden orange IPA, with a succulent aroma of lime pulp and fresh botanics
A juicy IPA with fresh blood orange resonating through hints of candied peel and sparkling orange blossom
Double IPA with a light amber hue. The hops have the star billing here as they pack an assertive punch and bitterness.
Light, golden coloured beer with a flowery hop aroma, citrus with mild spice on the palate and a dry, bitter finish.
The Nook Brewhouse (Holmfirth, West Yorkshire)
An easy-drinking best bitter with hints of malt and floral hops in the aroma. The taste has an abundance of hops and fruit and a pleasant, crisp, malty aftertaste.
Wishbone (Keighley, West Yorkshire)
Unfined Robust Porter recipe using Wheat, Brown & Black malts with British Hops
Wishbone (Keighley, West Yorkshire)
Gives a 'Hop-Burst' hit of American hops in a very sessionable ABV
Roosters Brewing Co. ( Unit H5, Fifth Avenue, Hornbeam Park Harrogate England HG2 8QT)
Brewed with 100% Citra hops that create aromas of mango, apricot, grapefruit & mandarin orange, along with a lasting, juicy, tropical fruit bitterness, the Baby-Faced Assassin is a deceptively quaffable India Pale Ale that shouldn't be taken lightly.
Roosters Brewing Co. ( Unit H5, Fifth Avenue, Hornbeam Park Harrogate England HG2 8QT)
Taste is like a Czech lager, like an urquell.
Pale Ale hopped with European and U.S. varieties
Whippet Brewing Company (Leeds, West Yorkshire)
The quality Yorkshire malt gives the beer its golden colour with fine Admiral and Bramling Cross hops adding a hop bitterness to the taste
Aroma is fruity fruity, citrus. Flavor is sweet and bitter, some sourness, citrus, grapefruit, lemon.
Aroma is fruity fruity, citrus. Flavor is sweet and bitter, some sourness, citrus, grapefruit, lemon.
Pale malted barley and four roasted malts. British hops provide bitterness and floral, spicy notes to compliment the roast and chocolate flavour.
V.I.P. (Lesbury, Northumberland)
A well balanced copper coloured bitter with a subtle hint of ginger!
Three Blind Mice Brewery (Little Downham, Cambs.)
Nothing known so far
Three Blind Mice Brewery (Little Downham, Cambs.)
Smoked Coffee Stout.
Three Blind Mice Brewery (Little Downham, Cambs.)
Smoked Coffee Stout.
Three Blind Mice Brewery (Little Downham, Cambs.)
Golden single hop Citra. Very hoppy session ale.
Three Blind Mice Brewery (Little Downham, Cambs.)
Nothing known so far
Traditional bitter, an abundance of Fuggles and Golding hops, leaves a noticeable bitterness with a delightful malt character
A twisted version of a cream ale, with dark chocolate-y malts to play with the creaminess from flaked corn and coconut notes from Sorachi Ace hops.
Windswept Brewing Co. (Lossiemouth, Morayshire)
“Weizen”, brewed with blackcurrents to give a rich aroma of Summer fruits. The natural tartness of the fruit is balanced by the sweet malt of the wheat beer.
Strong golden ale. Full bodied with aromas of grapefruit, lychees and gooseberry.
Golden in colour with some residual sweetness. Mosaic hops used help give tropical fruit and bubblegum flavours and aroma.
Pale, hoppy and refreshing Summer ale. This session ale has high intensity citrus and grapefruit flavours.
A full-bodied, dark brown, strong ale. Slightly malty but with hints of roast coffee and liquorice. Bitter chocolate finish.
Dark coloured with chocolate aromas &undertones of liquorice
Straw coloured session ale with a slight citrus taste
Tiny Rebel Brewing Co (Newport)
Big floral notes in this American inspired ale. A little bit of pithy fruit and a little bit of grass
Tiny Rebel Brewing Co (Newport)
Marshmallow porter has the classic roasty qualities of a proper dark ale, whilst the marshmallow gives it a smooth sweetness
Nene Valley Brewery (Oundle, Northants.)
Initial rich and fruity flavours give way to a chocolate and roasted finish.
Nene Valley Brewery (Oundle, Northants.)
Well balanced pale ale with a huge hop aroma giving way to malty sweetness and a gentle bitter finish
Nene Valley Brewery (Oundle, Northants.)
Floral hop and malt aroma introduces a full clean biscuit malt taste balanced by bitterness and some fruit, ending with a long malt and bitter finish
Nene Valley Brewery (Oundle, Northants.)
A golden beer. Described as being in the Saison style. Quite clear tasting, with just a hint of a sour edge.
Nene Valley Brewery (Oundle, Northants.)
Golden-coloured American-style pale ale with a fruity hop aroma and flavour.
Nene Valley Brewery (Oundle, Northants.)
Gin and tonic wheat beer. Lovely light and refreshing,
Nene Valley Brewery (Oundle, Northants.)
Gin and tonic wheat beer. Lovely light and refreshing,
Oakham Ales (Peterborough, Cambridgeshire)
A golden beer packed with powerful citrus fruit and berry flavours and a rich aroma giving way to a warm afterglow.
Oakham Ales (Peterborough, Cambridgeshire)
Refreshing grapefruit and peach aroma and flavour characterise this golden ale. Bittersweet with a long dry aftertaste.
Oakham Ales (Peterborough, Cambridgeshire)
Smooth and fruity starting with passion fruit, pineapple, and mango developing into lemon, limes and a citrusy bitterness.
Oakham Ales (Peterborough, Cambridgeshire)
Aroma is citrus and tropical fruit. Taste light cries floral with orange bitterness and a sweet finish.
Oakham Ales (Peterborough, Cambridgeshire)
Strong spiced fruit aroma, with a rich malt and full on fruit flavour,
Pale, golden ale with a floral/citrus aroma and elderflower notes.
Dark brown/blackporter with a good balance of chocolate and roasted barley. Full bodied on the palate with bittersweet liquorice and rich chocolate flavours and a creamy finish.
Stoney Ford (Ryhall, Lincolnshire [NB])
Darkest ale in the range with a gentle bitterness and late hopping a resinous, marmalade and orange aromatic and citrus bite
Stoney Ford (Ryhall, Lincolnshire [NB])
Soft and rounded English Pale Ale with pronounced bitterness, a definitive hoppy flavour and the aromas of a traditional English ale
Stoney Ford (Ryhall, Lincolnshire [NB])
Decent citrus hop flavours, gently bitter citrus finish.
Neepsend & Sheffield Rollergirls (Sheffield, South Yorkshire [NB])
Black colour with a thin tan head. aroma has coffee, chocolate and roasted malty. Taste chocolatey light sweet and roasted.
A dark mild, with a light taste that rapidly develops into a complex blend of rich malt and hop flavours and a hint of caramel. The aftertaste is long, dry, hoppy and toasty.
St Austell/Roosters (St Austell, Cornwall)
Strong mango and citrus fruit aromas, followed by dry bitterness from the dry hops added just before racking the beer and tastes like a proper American West Coast ale.
St Austell Brewery (St Austell, Cornwall)
Well-balanced and drinkable malty number that offers plenty of biscuit and fruit cake flavours.
St Austell Brewery (St Austell, Cornwall)
Pale brown best bitter. Dominant hop bitterness with biscuit malt, ending refreshingly bitter and dry.
St Austell Brewery (St Austell, Cornwall)
Brewed using bread from the Eden Project that would otherwise have gone to waste. Inspired by the wider drive to prevent food wastage, Wheel Bara has delightful fruit aromas with the traditional biscuit and toffee taste of a classic English Ale
St. Peter's (St. Peter South Elmham, Suffolk)
A full-bodied, highly hopped pale ale with a zesty character.
St. Peter's (St. Peter South Elmham, Suffolk)
A rich toffee apple aroma and a smooth grainy feel. Malt and caramel initially match the dry hoppy bitterness. As the flavours mature, liqourice dryness develops. Full-bodied.
Black porter, with a balanced hop aroma & rich blend of chocolate & roast flavours, giving way to a subtle sweet fruit finish
A refreshing light golden beer with a distinctive citrus finish
Plain Ales (Sutton Veny, Wiltshire)
Lots of flavours in this stout – sweet, roasted malt, aged port and robustly mature fruits of the vine!
Nobby's Brewery (Thrapston, Northants)
American Pale Ale. Full of hops and tropical fruit flavours.
Nobby's Brewery (Thrapston, Northants)
Beautiful golden ale, with a touch of natural herbs & spices for real refreshing taste.
Nobby's Brewery (Thrapston, Northants)
Golden colour with a white head. Aroma is fruity peach. Taste light sweet with a mid bitter finish.
Vibrant Forest (3 Purlieu Court, Hardly Industrial Estate, Hythe, SO45 3AE)
A very refreshing well hopped light amber English bitter with a spicy fruitiness balanced by a pleasant maltiness. Very drinkeable.
Skinners Brewing Co (Truro, Cornwall)
Light golden hoppy bitter. Well-balanced with a smooth bitter finish
Pig & Porter (Tunbridge Wells, Kent)
Very citrusy aroma with hop resins. Fruity hoppy taste, soft bitter finish.
Pig & Porter & Weird Beard (Tunbridge Wells, Kent)
Quaffable but the collaboration has tempered the usual weird beard individuality.
Light session beer with lots of Citra hops to give a grapefruit flavour and a long dry aftertaste.
A traditional milk stout, rich and creamy with a very smooth finish!
A light hoppy beer brewed predominantly with Simcoe hops, a refreshing beer with a pleasant aftertaste.
A traditional stout infused with Rioja giving a rounded fruity tasting beer.
Golden beer with fruity tones
Tydd Steam Brewery (Tydd St. Giles, Cambs.)
Golden session American Pale Ale. A strong crisp bitterness with an intense fruit / citrus finish
Tydd Steam Brewery (Tydd St. Giles, Cambs.)
Golden Session Bitter with a zesty bitterness and a lingering citrus finish.
Tydd Steam Brewery (Tydd St. Giles, Cambs.)
Dark straw colour. Tobacco aroma early, later more reddish berries. Full palate,
Tydd Steam Brewery (Tydd St. Giles, Cambs.)
A caramel malty backbone with an aroma & flavour of flowery hops, a spicy citrusy hint and a bitter finish
Stringer's (Ulverston, Cumbria)
Gold, all Amarillo hops. Delivers the goods!
Low in strength but absolutely crammed full of wonderful hop character. There's a good bitter note from Challenger hops which balances the citrus and grassy nose from cascade and Hallertaur Brewers Gold.
Weldon Brewery (Weldon, Northants.)
Very special red beer brewed for the Peterborough beer festival
Weldon Brewery (Weldon, Northants.)
A blonde ale, light and refreshing with delicate hints of lemon and fragrant garden herbs from noble hops.
Aroma of apricot, some grapefruit, a little melon and slight buttery biscuit malts and subtle grassy hops. Taste of grapefruit, some apricot, a little watermelon
Mile Tree & King's Cliffe (Wisbech St. Mary, Cambs.)
Pale gold summer ale brewed with elderflowers and lemon zest.
Miletree (Wisbech St. Mary, Cambs.)
Pale gold summer ale brewed with elderflowers and lemon zest.
Mile Tree (Wisbech St. Mary, Cambs.)
Pale blonde/gold, citrus fruit hop flavours & aromas from Cascade hops.
Mile Tree (Wisbech St. Mary, Cambs.)
Rich and silky black oatmeal stout
Mile Tree (Wisbech St. Mary, Cambs.)
Golden blonde full bodied fruity ale, complemented by four different hop varieties for bitterness and hop aroma.
Mile Tree (Wisbech St. Mary, Cambs.)
Pale golden ale with a clean, prominent bitterness and toasty caramel malt finish.
Morton Brewery (Wolverhampton, Staffordshire)
Nothing known so far
Woodforde's Ltd (Woodbastwick)
Crisp and easy drinking. Well balanced malt and hop with significant banana, caramel and bitter contributions.
Woodforde's Ltd (Woodbastwick)
Celebrating Women in beer with FEMALE. Really subtle earl grey IPA.
Woodforde's Ltd (Woodbastwick)
An infusion of vine fruit, malt and hops provide a rich, rewarding experience. A sweet, Madeira-like finale.
Woodforde's Ltd (Woodbastwick)
An aroma of rich roasted malt and hints of chocolate, treacle and liquorice define this velvety Old Ale.
Woodforde's Ltd (Woodbastwick)
Dry-hopped American-style pale ale packed with bold hop characteristics. Deliciously drinkable and very pale in colour, this refreshing beer is hopped using a distinctive blend of five varieties including Summit, Centennial and English Goldings, plus a complex malt base of Maris Otter, lager malt and malted wheat.
Woodforde's Ltd (Woodbastwick)
Amber-coloured with an orange citrus nose. A mix of malt, hops, citrus and bitterness give a tangy marmalade dryness.
360° Brewing (Unit 24b, Bluebell Business Estate, Sheffield Park, East Sussex, TN22 3HQ)
Brewed using pale malts and a combination of Kentish and North American hops to produce a lighter bodied, but still fully-flavoured zesty golden ale. This beer won Gold at the SIBA Regionals in the South East in 2014. A core beer, available all year
360° Brewing (Unit 24b, Bluebell Business Estate, Sheffield Park, East Sussex, TN22 3HQ)
Using solely American hops, this is a contemporary Pale Ale. Another one of their SIBA award winners.
Has a good citrus taste, with grapefruit, lemon, & Lime notes. Spicy bitter finish
Beautiful smooth and rich, chocolate roasted essences with hints of coffee and carame. Brewed with lactose.
Golden ale with soft fruity flavour and well bodied mouth feel. Simcoe and cascade hops.
Pale ale brewed with Mosaic and Citra
Pale amber colour, full fruity and balanced flavour followed by a long hoppy finish.
Brass Castle Brewery (Pocklington, East Yorkshire)
Light and smooth, floral & trop fruit, resinous finish
Brass Castle Brewery (Pocklington, East Yorkshire)
Pineapple & coconut wheat beer. The beer version of a piña colada.
A myriad of malts fuses the flavours which then play havoc with your taste receptors, is it caramel or toffee? . And then the hops kick in balancing the sweetness with a bitterness and hints of tropical fruit. All this in a glass of a deep amber coloured beer.
A nice pale. Lots of bitterness with robust hop flavours.
A true American pale ale, strong, pale and hoppy with a superbly balanced long long flavoursome finish.
A fully flavoured and intensley hoppy straw coloured bitter. It has a wonderful tangerine, sweet orangey citrus aroma and slender spicy notes from the use of Styrian & First Gold hops.
Empire Brewing (Slaithwaite, West Yorkshire)
Very pale beer. Generously hopped with Sorachi Ace, giving this beer a mouth watering lemon and coconut flavour.
Fixed Wheel Brewery (Halesowen)
Very refreshing! And quite the palest colour.
Geeves Brewery (Barnsley, South Yorkshire)
A rich and full stout packed with malted oats to create a wonderfully smooth and silky mouthfeel balanced by a lightly spicy hop character
Geeves Brewery (Barnsley, South Yorkshire)
A light summery pale ale with a soft citrusy palate.
Banana notes flow through this sweet smokey brew. Yellow hued with a grainy mouthfeel and a quick fruity finale. Unfined
A deep, dark and rich smoked porter, brewed with a complex blend of malts
Golden beer brewed with Vienna malt and Bavarian lager yeast for a full-bodied biscuit maltiness, and a lingering crisp hop character.
Infusing orange zest, with a touch of ginger and corriander to create a unique, refreshing wheat bier that combines both Belgian and Basque influences into a zesty thirst quencher.
Red ale brewed with a mixture of English & German malts giving the beer a taste of berry & caramel with a deep ruby appearance, Cascade, Bramling Cross, Columbus, Chinook & Northern Brewer gives off an aroma of grapefruit, pine & earth hop and a medium to high bitterness.
German style cask conditioned lager style beer brewed with Tettnang hops
Fruity hop aroma. Very fruity start then the grassy hops give a sharp bitter finish with malt support.
Leeds Brewery (Leeds, West Yorkshire)
The ultimate pale ale. Packed full of American hops this beer is bursting with fruity citrus flavours
Leeds Brewery (Leeds, West Yorkshire)
A full bodied Strong Mild, deep red to dark brown in colour. Malty caramel character with chocolate being present throughout.
Milton Brewery (Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire)
Blonde beer. A careful blend of barley and wheat malts provide the backbone of this hoppy strong ale. Citrus hops dominate the aroma and crisp bitter finish ensures satisfaction. Brewed with some rather special South African hops.
Milton Brewery (Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire)
Marcus Aurelius enhanced with the addition of Port from our friends at Quinta de la Rosa. Velvety, rich and powerful
Milton Brewery (Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire)
A yellow/gold best bitter with floral hops, kiwi fruit and balancing malt softness which fades to leave long dry finish.
Moorhouse's Brewery (Burnley, Lancashire)
Well-balanced, full-bodied, malty beer with a long, complex finish.
Moorhouse's Brewery (Burnley, Lancashire)
Golden ale brewed with Styrian Goldings and US Mount Hood hops.
Pheasantry Brewery (East Markham)
Smooth tasting copper coloured beer, with medium bitterness and low to medium sweetness. It has a light spicy aroma.
Pheasantry Brewery (East Markham)
A Pale Ale using only El Dorado hops giving it fruity, tropical flavours.
Golden ale with citrus fruit and soft malty sweetness in the aroma and flavour balanced by a dry bitterness
Skinners Brewing Co (Truro, Cornwall)
Refreshing golden ale with fragrant apple and hop aroma. Citrus hops, malt and summer fruit flavours. Bitter finish.
Assertively hopped, American style IPA.
Fruity hoppiness with some caramel with a lasting bitter aftertaste.
A citrus dominated IPA. Starts soft and smooth yet builds to a massive hoppiness accentuated by honey. An enduring, bitter finish.
Manchester-style bitter which pours a bright golden colour. Bracingly bitter and dry,
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