| 1
| Abbeydale
| Leviticus
| 4.2%
|
| Pale and very hoppy.
| Yorkshire
|
| 2
| Adnams
| Regatta
| 4.3%
|
| Brewed with Optic malt and Boadicea hops this is a thirst quenching
pint. A delicate palate with hints of lemon.
| Suffolk
|
| 3
| Adnams
| Southwold Bitter
| 3.7%
|
| A beautiful copper-coloured beer, late and dry-hopped with Fuggles
for a distinctive, lingering hoppiness.
| Suffolk
|
| 4
| All Saints
| St Piran Cornish Best
| 4.0%
|
| A gold coloured bitter with plenty of hoppy bite from start to finish.
| Cornwall
|
| 5
| Arkell's
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
| Wiltshire
|
| 6
| Atomic Brewery
| Fission
| 3.9%
|
| A refreshing golden ale with a wonderfully aromatic citrus flavour.
| Warwickshire
|
| 7
| Backyard Brewhouse
| The Hoard
| 3.9%
|
| Golden, straw-coloured bitter with toffee, light hop and floral aroma
and a hoppy, crips, dry finish.
| West Midlands
|
| 8
| Ballards
| Midhurst Mild
| 3.4%
|
| Classic, dark Mild. Lightly hopped and well malted throughout without
being sweet.
| Hampshire
|
| 9
| Bateman
| GHA
| 4.2%
|
| A refreshing golden beer. Buckets of English hops give this beer a
spicy aroma followed by a balanced fruity taste.
| Lincolnshire
|
| 10
| Belhaven
| Belhaven 80/-
| 3.9%
|
| Just like great great great grandpa would have had. Has a classic red
appearance in the glass, rich and smooth.
| East Lothian
|
| 11
| Bewdley
| Worcestershire Way
| 3.6%
|
| A pale straw coloured beer, using First Gold, Celiea, & Fuggles hops
to give a very refreshing session beer with citrus after tones.
| Worcestershire
|
| 12
| Black Sheep
| Golden Sheep
| 3.9%
|
| A beautifully balanced blonde cask beer with a dry and refreshing
bitterness. Light golden in colour, with fresh citrussy fruit flavours and a
clean crisp finish.
| Yorkshire
|
| 13
| Boddingtons
| TBC
| TBC
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| TBC
|
|
| 14
| Brains
| Reverend James
| 4.5%
|
| Ruby-ish colour, easy drinking, full bodied.
| Glamorgan
|
| 15
| Braydon Ales
| Pot Walloper
| 4.4%
|
| PotWalloper – household with a large fireplace for communal cooking.
A ruby coloured beer with rich malty undertones.
| Wiltshire
|
| 16
| Breaconshire
| Ramblers Ruin
| 5.0%
|
| Dark amber, malty and well hopped with a beautifully balanced
aftertaste; a strong Best Bitter.
| Powys
|
| 17
| Broughton
| The Reiver
| 3.6%
|
| A light coloured, refreshing ale from the land of the Border Reivers.
| Peeblesshire
|
| 18
| Burton Bridge
| Burton Bitter
| 4.2%
|
| A mid amber coloured ale with a big fruity aroma and aftertaste
| Staffordshire
|
| 19
| Butcombe
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
| Avon
|
| 20
| Cannon Royall
| Drakes Drum
| 4.2%
|
| TBC
| Worcestershire
|
| 21
| Cannon Royall
| Fruiterers Mild
| 3.7%
|
| Rich roast flavours - more stout than a mild
| Worcestershire
|
| 22
| Carlsberg - Tetley
| Draught Burton Ale
| 4.8%
|
| The classic Burton Union brewed ale is now brewed in Leeds we believe!
| South Wales
|
| 23
| Carlsberg - Tetley
| Ansells
| 3.4%
|
| A beautiful mild brewed for the midlands - perhaps the new home of
the mild style beer.
| South Wales
|
| 24
| Cherwell Valley
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
| Northants
|
| 25
| Clark's
| Classic Blonde
| 3.9%
|
| An award winning, best selling ale with a hint of citrus fruit.
| Yorkshire
|
| 26
| Compass
| Isis Pale Ale
| 4.9%
|
| Malty aromas on a backdrop of distinct Cascade hops. Sweet malt with
some fruity esters and a gentle bitterness that lingers.
| Oxfordshire
|
| 27
| Compass
| Isis Pale Ale 2
| 4.9%
|
| Malty aromas on a backdrop of distinct Cascade hops. Sweet malt with
some fruity esters and a gentle bitterness that lingers.
| Oxfordshire
|
| 28
| Coors
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
| Staffordshire
|
| 29
| Cotleigh
| Golden Sea Hawk
| 4.2%
|
| A bright golden coloured best bitter. Smooth and malty with a
background of honey falvour offering a refreshing and citrus smooth finish.
| Somerset
|
| 30
| Cotleigh
| Honey Buzzard
| 4.5%
|
| Copper coloured infused with local Wiveliscombe honey. A smooth
creamy and chocolate palate giving a subtle bitter sweet finish.
| Somerset
|
| 31
| Cotswold Brewing Co
| Old English Rose
| TBC
|
| TBC
| Oxfordshire
|
| 32
| Cotswold Spring
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
| Gloucestershire
|
| 33
| Dare
| Green Dragon
| 4.4%
|
| A Premium Amber Ale brewed to a traditional Welsh recipe. A full
flavoured beer with Sovereign & Challenger Hops giving a strong bitter finish.
| South Wales
|
| 34
| Donnington
| S B A
| 4.0%
|
| A malty bitter from Britain's most picturesque brewery
| Gloucestershire
|
| 35
| Donnington
| Best Bitter
| 3.5%
|
| Light, malty and delicious, from Hooky's only real rival
| Gloucestershire
|
| 36
| Dowbridge
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
| Leicestershire
|
| 37
| Enville
| Ginger Beer
| 4.6%
|
| Produced using root extract ginger this ingeniously created ginger
beer has a flavour which is not overpowering and is very refreshing.
| West Midlands
|
| 38
| Everards
| Tiger Best
| 4.2%
|
| An award winning best bitter brewed with crystal malt to give it a
rounded toffee character. A classic example of the perfect balance between
sweetness and bitterness.
| Leicestershire
|
| 39
| Freeminer
| Speculation
| 4.8%
|
| A rich premium ale, deep ruby red with a balanced hop and malt
aftertaste.
| Gloucestershire
|
| 40
| Fuller's
| London Porter
| 5.4%
|
| Rich, dark and complex, the beer has an outstanding depth of flavour.
| Middlesex
|
| 41
| Goff's
| White Knight
| 4.7%
|
| A well-hopped bitter with a light colour and full-bodied taste
| Gloucestershire
|
| 42
| Grainstore
| Rutland Panther
| 3.4%
|
| A refreshing well balanced dark mild, whose chocolate and fruity
flavours compliment its roasted long bitter finish. Primed using a combination
of rich dark sugars, this beer is a taste sensation.
| Leicestershire
|
| 43
| Greene King
| Back of the Net
| TBC
|
| TBC
| Suffolk
|
| 44
| Halfpenny
| Old Lech
| 4.5%
|
| A full bodied premium strength ale.
| Gloucestershire
|
| 45
| Hambleton
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
| North Yorkshire
|
| 46
| Hanby
| Scorpio Porter
| 4.5%
|
| TBC
| Shropshire
|
| 47
| Hanby
| All Seasons
| 4.2%
|
| Amber coloured ale with an immediate hoppy nose and taste.
| Shropshire
|
| 48
| Hanby
| Nutcracker
| 6.0%
|
| TBC
| Shropshire
|
| 49
| Harveys
| Best Bitter
| 4.0%
|
| A full, well-hopped bitter with a reputation that exceeds the borders
of its native and adjoining counties.
| Sussex
|
| 50
| Harveys
| Olympia Golden Ale
| 4.3%
|
| Light in colour, mellow and well balanced. Fuggle and Golding hops
combine to provide a soft, dry palate and bitter aftertaste
| Sussex
|
| 51
| Highgate & Walsall
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
|
|
| 52
| Hogs Back
| T.E.A.
| 4.2%
|
| A pale malty bitter. A well crafted bitter sweet beer with a long
dry finish.
| Surrey
|
| 53
| Hogs Back
| Summer Ale
| 4.2%
|
| This light straw coloured ale is ideal for those warm lazy summer
days. With a refreshingly cool taste, you must try Summer Ale.
| Surrey
|
| 54
| Holt
| Humdinger
| 4.0%
|
| A refreshing beer brewed with honey and citrus flavoured whole hops
to provide a rounded, tongue tingling taste with an exciting aroma
| Greater Manchester
|
| 55
| Hook Norton
| Old Hooky
| 4.6%
|
| A beautifully balanced beer, fruity by nature, with a well-rounded
body and the suggestive echo of Crystal Malt.
| Oxfordshire
|
| 56
| Hook Norton
| SDM
| 4.6%
|
| A deep rich, full body, slightly sweet, fruity flavour typical of a
traditionally English Dark Mild.
| Oxfordshire
|
| 57
| Hook Norton
| Striker
| TBC
|
| TBC
| Oxfordshire
|
| 58
| Hook Norton
| Hooky Gold
| 4.1%
|
| 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
|
| 59
| Hook Norton
| Haymaker
| 5.0%
|
| 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
|
| 60
| Hook Norton
| Hooky Bitter
| 3.6%
|
| Subtly balanced golden bitter, hoppy to the nose, malty on the palate
- a classic session beer.
| Oxfordshire
|
| 61
| Hook Norton
| Hooky Dark
| 3.2%
|
| A dark chestnut – coloured ale, crammed full of roast malt flavours,
and complimented with superb dry-hop aromas from East Kent Goldings.
| Oxfordshire
|
| 62
| Hydes Anvil
| Loose Cannon
| 4.0%
|
| Light, refreshing and golden with all the great character of a superb
Summer beer, it's flavour is characterised by the Liberty Hop.
| Greater Manchester
|
| 63
| INBEV
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
|
|
| 64
| Itchen Valley
| Godfathers
| 3.8%
|
| A beautiful quaffing ale brewed using four English hops...so called
as the Itchen Brewery was set up by two Godfathers
| Hampshire
|
| 65
| Jennings
| Cumberland Ale
| 4.0%
|
| A superb golden coloured, full flavoured ale with a delicate hop
character
| Cumbria
|
| 66
| Keltek
| Golden Lance
| 4.0%
|
| Designed for the younger person's palate, pale and fruity with a
citrus bias.
| Cornwall
|
| 67
| Kingstone
| Kingstone Gold
| 4.0%
|
| A straw-coloured, smooth ale with citrus notes and a lovely balanced
hoppy finish
| Monmouthshire
|
| 68
| Lees
| Bitter
| 4.0%
|
| A copper coloured beer with a malty, hoppy aroma. You are left with a
distinctive malty aftertaste. One pint is never enough!
| Greater Manchester
|
| 69
| Loddon
| Ferryman's Gold
| 4.4%
|
| Brewed using Slovenian Stryian Golding hops, which impart a zesty
Lime flavour.
| Oxfordshire
|
| 70
| Loweswater Brewery
| Langdale
| 4.0%
|
| Bitter with a glorious taste of English fruit.
|
|
| 71
| Marston's
| Pedigree_
| 4.5%
|
| Well known popular bitter.
|
|
| 72
| Mordue
| Summer Tyne
| 3.6%
|
| A very pale lager style beer to be drunk on hot nights. Complex hop
aroma. Be warned - easy to drink!
| Tyne & Wear
|
| 73
| Nailsworth
| Alestock
| 3.6%
|
| Light in colour and more hoppy than a caffeine fuelled bunny on a
bouncy castle. Full of Elderflower notes. Lager drinkers, you might like this
one.
| Gloucestershire
|
| 74
| Nethergate
| Sheeps Eye
| 4.1%
|
| Possibly aimed at the Arabic market? Maybe not!
| Suffolk
|
| 75
| Nomad Beer Co (Whittlebury)
| Special Pale Ale
| 3.7%
|
| A refreshing Pale Ale brewed with Maris Otter and Crystal malt to
give it a light golden colour. With Sovereign & Challenger delivering a
satisfying hop finish.
|
|
| 76
| North Cotswold
| Bumble Beer
| 4.5%
|
| Pale, balanced wheat beer, local honey and a touch of vanilla.
| Warwickshire
|
| 77
| North Cotswold
| Summer Solstice
| 4.5%
|
| English style wheat beer with German & Czech hops + a touch of spice
in the aroma.
| Warwickshire
|
| 78
| Oakham
| Endless Summer
| 3.4%
|
| This light and refreshing summer beer begins with a fruity nose and
taste before an endless wave of grapefruit and bitterness comes and wipes you
out
| Cambridgeshire
|
| 79
| Old Swan
| Old Swan Original
| 3.5%
|
| A light mild
| West Midlands
|
| 80
| Oxfordshire Ales
| Marshmellow
| 4.7%
|
| A classic, strong beer with generous warming flavour. The taste is
deliciously fruity and malty with a lingering bitter aftertaste.
| Oxfordshire
|
| 81
| Patriot
| Missile
| 3.6%
|
| Amber in colour, session ale.
| Warwickshire
|
| 82
| Patriot
| Longbow
| 4.0%
|
| A malty amber ale with a citrus nose.
| Warwickshire
|
| 83
| Potton
| Village Bike
| 4.3%
|
| Auburn in colour with complex hop .
| Bedfordshire
|
| 84
| Purity Brewing Co
| Mad Goose
| 4.2%
|
| Light copper in colour with a great zesty hop character with citrus
overtones.
| Warwickshire
|
| 85
| R C H
| Pitchfork
| 4.3%
|
| A golden bitter with floral citric hop aroma. A hoppy predominate
taste, slightly sweet and fruity, leaves you wanting more
| Somerset
|
| 86
| Roosters
| Pint of 2 Halves
| 4.3%
|
| Pale beer made with Amarillo and Crystal hops. Nice finish as well.
| Yorkshire
|
| 87
| Rossendale
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
| Lancashire
|
| 88
| Rudgate
| Ruby Mild
| 4.4%
|
| Nutty, rich ruby ale. Winner of several awards. A mild ale with a
soft, rich complex taste.
| Yorkshire
|
| 89
| Severn Vale
| Severn Seas of Rye
| 3.8%
|
| Uses rye malt in the grist to give a full bodied malt flavour with a
hint of spicy bite on the palate.
| Gloucestershire
|
| 90
| Sharps
| Honey Spice Gold
| 4.2%
|
| Pale, straw-coloured beer with citrus hops and sweet honey. Sumptuous
bittersweet fruity taste, giving way to dry spice notes in the mouth.
| Cornwall
|
| 91
| Shepherd Neame
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
|
|
| 92
| Skinners
| Betty Stogs
| 4.0%
|
| A pale mid-strength bitter with hoppy overtones.
| Cornwall
|
| 93
| St Austell
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
| Cornwall
|
| 94
| St Georges
| Dragons Blood
| 4.8%
|
| Chocolate and crystal malt combined to give a ruby red beer with a
hint of chocolate.
| Worcestershire
|
| 95
| Stonehenge
| Pigswill
| 4.0%
|
| 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
|
| 96
| Teignworthy
| High Tide
| 5.0%
|
| A very flavoursome hoppy dry bitter with a beautiful taste of its
own. Amber in colour.
| Devon
|
| 97
| Teme Valley
| Dark Stranger
| 4.4%
|
| A dark coloured, light tasting, refreshing summer beer - what could
be stranger?!
| Worcestershire
|
| 98
| Three Castles
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
| Wiltshire
|
| 99
| Timothy Taylor
| Landlord
| 4.3%
|
| Often regarded as one of the best ales in the country, fruity, almost
"lemony" bitter. Madonna's favourite beer!
| Yorkshire
|
| 100
| Timothy Taylor
| Landlord 2
| 4.3%
|
| Often regarded as one of the best ales in the country, fruity, almost
"lemony" bitter. Madonna's favourite beer!
| Yorkshire
|
| 101
| Tring
| Side Pocket for a Toad
| 3.6%
|
| Unmistakable citrus notes from only the best Cascade hops balanced
with a floral aroma and crisp dry finish make this straw coloured ale a
fantastic session beer.
| Hertfordshire
|
| 102
| Tunnel
| LATE OTT
| 4.0%
|
| An amber hoppy bitter - the first beer we ever brewed. LATE OTT
stands for "Light At The End Of The Tunnel"
| Warwickshire
|
| 103
| Twickenham Ales
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
| Middlesex
|
| 104
| Uley
| Uley Bitter
| 4.0%
|
| A copper coloured beer with hops and fruit in the aroma, and a malty,
fruity taste underscored by a hoppy bitterness with a hint of fruit in the
taste. The finish is dry, with a balance of hops and malt.
| Gloucestershire
|
| 105
| Wadworth
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
|
|
| 106
| Warwickshire
| Darling Buds
| 4.0%
|
| Pale lager malt makes a refreshing real ale alternative to lager.
| Warwickshire
|
| 107
| Wentworth
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
| South Yorkshire
|
| 108
| Wessex
| Longleat Pride
| 4.0%
|
| TBC
| Wiltshire
|
| 109
| West Berkshire
| TBC
| TBC
|
| TBC
|
|
| 110
| Wicked Hathern
| Hawthorn Gold
| 4.5%
|
| Hathern derives from the Saxon word for the hawthorn which was
prevalent in the village. A light golden, easy drinking summer beer with a good
balance of hops and malt.
| Leicestershire
|
| 111
| Wickwar
| Coopers
| 3.5%
|
| Yellow and Gold well balanced light refreshing brew with hops citris
fruit and a delicate sweet maltiness giving a bitter and dry finish.
| Gloucestershire
|
| 112
| Wychwood
| Hobgoblin
| 5.5%
|
| Powerful, red, roasted malt brew. Hang on to your hats with this one!
| Oxfordshire
|
| 113
| Wye Valley
| Dorothy Goodbody
| 4.2%
|
| This golden ale compliments the warm days of summer with its floral
hoppy flavour.
| Herefordshire
|
| 114
| Wyre Piddle
| Summer Splash
| 4.3%
|
| TBC
| Worcestershire
|
