| 1 |
Abbeydale |
Moonshine |
4.3% |
1 |
Beautifully balanced straw coloured
premium bitter, with a floral aroma and predominately citrus taste and
a refreshing finish |
Yorkshire |
| 2 |
Adnams |
Regatta |
4.3% |
1 |
Brewed with Optic malt and Boadicea hops
this is a thirst quenching
pint. A delicate palate with hints of lemon. |
Suffolk |
| 3 |
Arbor Ales |
Beech Blonde |
4.9% |
1 |
A premium blonde ale that’s
packed with flavour. |
Avon |
| 4 |
Archers |
Seaside Special |
3.8% |
1 |
A light, crisp, pale lager style summer
ale |
Wiltshire |
| 5 |
Arkell's |
Summer Ale |
4.0% |
1 |
Refreshing, both light in colour and
taste. |
Wiltshire |
| 6 |
Arundel |
Castle Ale |
3.8% |
1 |
A tawny coloured beer with a hoppy aroma.
The balance of fruit, hops and malt gives a dry hoppy finish. |
Sussex |
| 7 |
Ashover |
Rainbows End |
4.5% |
1 |
Pale beer with plenty of malted wheat for
a balanced mouth feel. Well-hopped with cascade hops for both bittering
and aroma. |
Derbyshire |
| 8 |
Badger |
First Gold |
4.0% |
1 |
Lauded for its well balanced bitterness,
with
hints of orange and spice. Double Gold winner, Brewing Industry
International Awards 2005.
|
Dorset |
| 9 |
Ballards |
Midhurst Mild |
3.4% |
1 |
Classic, dark Mild. Lightly hopped and
well malted throughout without being sweet. |
Hampshire |
| 10 |
Banks & Taylor |
Shefford Bitter |
3.8% |
1 |
A pleasant predominately hoppy session
beer with a bitter finish. |
Bedfordshire |
| 11 |
Batham |
Best Bitter |
4.3% |
1 |
Straw coloured, fruity |
Staffordshire |
| 12 |
Belhaven |
Malt 70/- |
3.9% |
1 |
An easy drinking, well balanced, golden
session ale with lemon/citrus notes |
East Lothian |
| 13 |
Black Sheep |
Black Sheep Ale |
4.4% |
1 |
A full flavoured ale with a rich fruit
nose,
brewed with many generous handfuls of choice Golding hops giving a
bittersweet malty taste, followed by an uncompromisingly long, dry and
bitter finish
|
Yorkshire |
| 14 |
Brains |
Reverend James |
4.5% |
1 |
Ruby-ish colour, easy drinking, full
bodied. |
Glamorgan |
| 15 |
Breaconshire |
Welsh Pale Ale |
3.7% |
1 |
A pale golden, mildly hopped session ale. |
Powys |
| 16 |
Broughton |
Clipper IPA |
4.2% |
1 |
A golden remarkably mellow, fruity ale.
Well hopped with an impressive aroma and taste. |
Peeblesshire |
| 17 |
Burford |
Cotswold Boy |
3.8% |
1 |
A fresh tasting ale with a well-balanced
hoppiness. It offers good flavour for its strength. |
Oxfordshire |
| 18 |
Burton Bridge |
Burton Bitter |
4.2% |
1 |
A mid amber coloured ale with a big fruity
aroma and aftertaste |
Staffordshire |
| 19 |
Butcombe |
Butcombe Blonde |
4.3% |
1 |
A clean-tasting, refreshing, easy to drink
premium beer. Light and fruity with a medium bitter finish. |
Avon |
| 20 |
Cannon Royall |
Fruiterers Mild |
3.7% |
1 |
Rich roast flavours - more stout than a
mild |
Worcestershire |
| 21 |
Carlsberg - Tetley |
Cask Ale |
3.7% |
1 |
As a result of brewing this beer in
Yorkshire
Squares, it has a full-bodied roasted malt flavour with just a hint of
caramel. Tetley's Cask also has a smooth hop character and bitterness
derived from English hops.
|
Northamptonshire |
| 22 |
Cherwell Valley |
Cherwell Valley Bitter |
3.5% |
1 |
A complex blend of malt and hops make this
a slightly spicy full bodied walnut coloured session beer. |
Northants |
| 23 |
Cotleigh |
Cotleigh Anniversary 25 |
4.0% |
1 |
Explosion of flavours from American
Cascade hops. Light and golden with a fruit filled finish. |
Somerset |
| 24 |
Cotswold Brewing Co |
Wheat Beer |
4.2% |
1 |
A light summer drink with hints of fruit,
inspired by the traditional German Berliner Weisse style |
Oxfordshire |
| 25 |
Dark Star |
Hophead |
3.8% |
1 |
An extremely clean drinking pale gold
coloured
ale with a strong floral aroma and elderflower notes. This beer is
full-bodied despite its very
quaffable strength and dryness.
|
Sussex |
| 26 |
Donnington |
Best Bitter |
3.5% |
1 |
Light, malty and delicious, from Hooky's
only real rival |
Gloucestershire |
| 27 |
Donnington |
S B A |
4.0% |
1 |
A malty bitter from Britain's most
picturesque brewery |
Gloucestershire |
| 28 |
Dowbridge |
Acris |
3.8% |
1 |
Fresh and fruity taste at the start that
develops into a full, refreshing, round flavour. The hops come through
late to give a bitter finish.
|
Leicestershire |
| 29 |
Enville |
Enville Ale |
4.5% |
1 |
A traditional beekeepers ale, pale yellow,
a
fruity bitter with an initial sweetness progressing to a complex dry
hoppy taste based on an old nineteenth century recipe
|
West Midlands |
| 30 |
Everards |
Hazy Daze |
4.3% |
1 |
A cask conditioned wheat beer which is
brewed
with champagne yeast.
The result is a great tasting ale with zesty, orange flavours and
cloudy appearance. This distinctive beer will make your Summer, come
rain or shine!
|
Leicestershire |
| 31 |
Foxfield |
Red Fox |
3.5% |
1 |
A northern, old fashioned, reddish bitter
with a pint of dark crystal and plenty of hop. |
Cumbria |
| 32 |
Freeminer |
Bitter |
4.0% |
1 |
A hoppy distinctive beer, the benchmark of
the Freeminer style of brewing. |
Gloucestershire |
| 33 |
Fuller's |
London Pride |
4.1% |
1 |
Rich and smooth, with a good malty base -
an a easy drinking beer with great body and a fruity, satisfying
finish. |
Middlesex |
| 34 |
Goff's |
Jouster |
3.8% |
1 |
Well balanced, drinkable tawny ale |
Gloucestershire |
| 35 |
Greene King |
Sundance |
4.1% |
1 |
Light in colour with floral hop aromas |
Suffolk |
| 36 |
Gwatkins |
Norman Cider |
7.5% |
1 |
Starts with a sweet taste then drying on
the palate. Naturally slightly hazy in appearance. |
Herefordshire |
| 37 |
Hampshire |
Ironside |
4.2% |
1 |
A distinctive hop aroma draws you into
this amber coloured bitter |
Hampshire |
| 38 |
Hanby |
Rainbow Chaser |
4.3% |
1 |
A very pale bitter brewed with pioneer
hops.Full with large characteristics |
Shropshire |
| 39 |
Hancocks |
Bitter |
TBC |
|
TBC |
|
| 40 |
Harveys |
Olympia Golden Ale |
4.3% |
1 |
Light in colour, mellow and well balanced.
Fuggle and Golding hops combine to provide a soft, dry palate and
bitter aftertaste |
Sussex |
| 41 |
Harveys |
Sussex Best Bitter |
4.0% |
1 |
Champion Best Bitter of Britain 2005. A
full, malty, well hopped bitter with a distinctly moreish quality. |
Sussex |
| 42 |
Holt |
Humdinger |
4.0% |
1 |
A refreshing beer brewed with honey and
citrus flavoured whole hops
to provide a rounded, tongue tingling taste with an exciting aroma |
Greater Manchester |
| 43 |
Hook Norton |
Haymaker |
5.0% |
1 |
A strong pale ale of distinctive taste.
Plenty
of Goldings hops during the brewing give it a certain something extra
– like sunshine dancing on the tongue
|
Oxfordshire |
| 44 |
Hook Norton |
Cotswold Lion |
4.2% |
1 |
a pale, fruity ale, with a citrus-lime
aroma, and hopped with only Fuggles. |
Oxfordshire |
| 45 |
Hook Norton |
M@Cale |
3.8% |
1 |
A pale fruity beer, lots of flavour but
not too much alcohol, said to be a favourite of President Gorbachev. |
Oxfordshire |
| 46 |
Hook Norton |
Double Barrelled |
4.3% |
1 |
A pale ale with aromas of soft fruit and a
hint of orange |
Oxfordshire |
| 47 |
Hook Norton |
Hooky Bitter |
3.6% |
1 |
A subtly balanced, golden bitter, hoppy to
the nose, malty on the palate – the classic session beer,
eminently drinkable |
Oxfordshire |
| 48 |
Hook Norton |
Hooky Dark |
3.2% |
1 |
A dark chestnut – coloured ale,
crammed
full of roast malt flavours, and complimented with superb dry-hop
aromas from East Kent Goldings.
|
Oxfordshire |
| 49 |
Hook Norton |
Old Hooky |
4.6% |
1 |
A beautifully balanced beer, fruity by
nature, with a well-rounded body and the suggestive echo of Crystal
Malt. |
Oxfordshire |
| 50 |
Hook Norton |
Hooky Gold |
4.1% |
1 |
A pale, crisp beer; the Maris Otter malt
gives
it a bold, clear, confidence, while the traditional English Fuggles and
Goldings and American Willamette hops give it the best of the old and
the new worlds.
|
Oxfordshire |
| 51 |
Hopshackle |
Shacklers Gold |
5.2% |
1 |
Golden coloured beer with a strong aroma
of sweet malt and fruit. |
Lincolnshire |
| 52 |
Hydes Anvil |
Jekylls Gold |
4.8% |
1 |
A refreshing, bitter ale with tangy citrus
and
floral character. Grapefruit and citrus notes in evidence derived from
the high proportions of Styrian Goldings that are used.
|
Greater Manchester |
| 53 |
Lees |
Bitter |
4.0% |
1 |
A copper coloured beer with a malty, hoppy
aroma. You are left with
a distinctive malty aftertaste. One pint is never enough! |
Greater Manchester |
| 54 |
Mordue |
Summer Tyne |
3.6% |
1 |
A very pale lager style beer to be drunk
on hot nights. Complex hop aroma. Be warned - easy to drink! |
Tyne & Wear |
| 55 |
Nethergate |
Vixen |
3.9% |
1 |
A copper coloured beer with a white head.
The aroma is slightly hoppy and there is light fruit in the mouth. |
Suffolk |
| 56 |
Nethergate |
Suffolk County Bitter |
4.0% |
1 |
A quality best bitter with great hop and
malt aromas, together with
a punching bitterness. |
Suffolk |
| 57 |
North Cotswold |
Pig Brook |
3.8% |
1 |
A light session beer |
Warwickshire |
| 58 |
North Cotswold |
Shag Weaver |
4.5% |
1 |
Light coloured cask conditioned lager
style brewed with New Zealand
Hops |
Warwickshire |
| 59 |
Oakham |
Inferno |
4.0% |
1 |
Golden in colour this light igniting ale
flickers complex fruit across your tongue leaving a dry fruity bitter
finish, smothering your thirst
|
Cambridgeshire |
| 60 |
Old Cannon |
Gunners Daughter |
5.5% |
1 |
A well balanced strong ale with a
complexity of
hop, fruit, sweetness and bitterness in the flavour and a lingering
pleasant hoppy, bitter aftertaste.
|
Suffolk |
| 61 |
Oxfordshire Ales |
Pride of Oxford |
4.2% |
1 |
A traditional English Ale, brewed for a
contemporary real ale experience. Easy drinking, fruity and vibrant
Pride of Oxford is refreshing and thirst quenching. Perfect for any
social occasion
|
Oxfordshire |
| 62 |
Purity Brewing Co |
Pure Gold |
3.8% |
1 |
A refreshing Golden Ale - an easy drinking
beer with a lovely dry and bitter finish. |
Warwickshire |
| 63 |
R C H |
PG Steam |
3.9% |
1 |
This complex multi layered ale has a
floral hop aroma with medium bodied hop, bitter taste with some fruit
and sweetness. |
Somerset |
| 64 |
Ringwood |
Boondoggle |
4.0% |
1 |
Irresistible hop aroma with high summer
floral
notes. Initial fruitiness with a crisp dry finish. A straw-coloured
beer flavoured with just
two aroma hops, the highly prized Fuggles and the new dwarf variety
First Gold.
|
Hampshire |
| 65 |
Robinson's |
Dizzy Blonde |
3.8% |
1 |
Straw coloured summer ale with distinctive
herbal perfume-like hop aroma, and crisp zesty palate. |
Cheshire |
| 66 |
Rugby Brewing Co |
Union |
4.4% |
1 |
Straw coloured brew. Smooth in the mouth
with a slight fruit undertone. |
Warwickshire |
| 67 |
Skinners |
Cornish Knocker Ale |
4.5% |
1 |
Strong full taste that lasts. Flowery
nose. 2008 Supreme Champion at the South West Region Beer Competition |
Cornwall |
| 68 |
Slaughterhouse |
Saddleback |
3.8% |
1 |
Traditional quaffing ale |
Warwickshire |
| 69 |
St Austell |
Tribute |
4.2% |
1 |
Hoppy flavour and fresh citrus nose are
good enough to rival any fine white wine. |
Cornwall |
| 70 |
St Peters |
Best Bitter |
3.7% |
1 |
A traditional best bitter brewed with pale
and
crystal malts and goldings aroma hops resulting in a full bodied ale
with distinctive fruity caramel notes.
|
Suffolk |
| 71 |
Stonehenge |
Pigswill |
4.0% |
1 |
A full bodied beer, not so bitter but rich
in hop aroma, giving the
beer a delightful aftertaste. The warm amber colour is very appealing
to the
eye |
Wiltshire |
| 72 |
Teignworthy |
Old Moggy |
4.4% |
1 |
Clear mahogany brew with a citrus flavour |
Devon |
| 73 |
Three Castles |
Barbury Castle |
3.9% |
1 |
Balanced, easy drinking pale ale with a
wonderful aroma and a hoppy, spicy palate. |
Wiltshire |
| 74 |
Timothy Taylor |
Landlord |
4.3% |
1 |
Often regarded as one of the best ales in
the country, fruity, almost "lemony" bitter. Madonna's favourite beer! |
Yorkshire |
| 75 |
Timothy Taylor |
Landlord 2 |
4.3% |
1 |
Often regarded as one of the best ales in
the country, fruity, almost "lemony" bitter. Madonna's favourite beer! |
Yorkshire |
| 76 |
Tring |
Captain Alf |
4.2% |
1 |
A burnished gold bitter with a fine, well
rounded bitterness and good hop character imparted by Hallertau hops.
Generally used in German-
style pils and Helles beer, this hop works wonderfully in light
coloured ales.
|
Hertfordshire |
| 77 |
Triple F F F |
Hallelujah |
4.0% |
1 |
Full flavoured ale with a rich fruit nose
a lemon crispness with generous handfuls of choice New Zealand green
bullet hops |
Hampshire |
| 78 |
Twickenham Ales |
Gothick Dark |
4.6% |
1 |
A delicious strong mild brewed using light
crystal and chocolate malt |
Middlesex |
| 79 |
Uley |
Pigs Ear |
5.0% |
1 |
Gloucestershire Campaign for real ale
winner of the year. Strong bitter with 100% pale ale malt. |
Gloucestershire |
| 80 |
Warwickshire |
Lady Godiva |
4.2% |
1 |
Blonde, gentle and full bodied |
Warwickshire |
| 81 |
Weston's Cider |
Perry |
4.5% |
1 |
Light and fruity with a well-balanced
sweetness. A perfect drink for all occasions. |
Herefordshire |
| 82 |
Weston's Cider |
Old Rosie |
7.3% |
1 |
Allowed to settle out naturally after
fermentation resulting in a truly old fashioned, full flavoured,
appley, cloudy scrumpy with a well-
balanced, medium dry character.
|
Herefordshire |
| 83 |
White Horse |
Flibbertigibbet |
4.3% |
1 |
A dark golden coloured beer, with a flurry
of English hops that leaves you with an aromatic after taste |
Oxfordshire |
| 84 |
Wickwar |
Cotswold Way |
4.2% |
1 |
Rich amber - smooth well balanced beer
with a terrific hoppy finish |
Gloucestershire |
| 85 |
Wizard |
Lundy Gold |
4.1% |
1 |
Golden hoppy ale |
Devon |
| 86 |
Wychwood |
Brakspear Bitter |
3.4% |
1 |
A superb session beer. Amber in colour,
with a
good fruit, hop and malt nose.The initial taste of malt and the well
hopped bitterness quickly dissolves into a predominantly bittersweet
and fruity finish.
|
Oxfordshire |
| 87 |
Wye Valley |
Butty Bach |
4.5% |
1 |
A burnished gold premium ale. Full bodied,
smooth and satisfying. |
Herefordshire |
| 88 |
Wyre Piddle |
Piddle in the Wind |
4.5% |
1 |
A nice hoppy nose through to a lasting
aftertaste makes it a good all-round beer. |
Worcestershire |
