A well received mid- golden session bitter. It has a bitter sweet mouth feel with a subtle hop finish.

Rating:(10 total votes)

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Brewed to a traditional recipe and has been described as having a flavour not commonly available these days. Full-bodied and warming, The Rev. James is rich in palate, spicy and aromatic with a deeply satisfying finish.

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This beer has been brewed using a special blend of malts and English Fuggles and Susan hops to give a beautiful golden colour, lingering taste and toasty aroma.

Rating:(14 total votes)

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Gem has a rich aroma of hops and malt, with a long, deep, bitter-sweet finish. An exceptional best bitter

Rating:(67 total votes)

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Full bodied with a clean, bitter taste, balanced with a sweet burnt, malty and fruity notes with a distinctive dry-hop aroma and flavour.

Rating:(91 total votes)

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Double swan is very pale, the hops used are English Fuggles Progressive and Goldings and American hop Willamette.

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An award winning, best selling ale. A pale hoppy beer with a hint of citrus fruit.

Rating:(36 total votes)

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A trendsetter in the brewing industry; the original Summer ale brewed all year round. An extremely pleasant bitter, straw coloured beer with a terrific fresh, hoppy aroma. This, coupled with an intense bitterness, leads to an excellent long, dry finish. Probably the beer to receive the most awards in Britain!

Rating:(43 total votes)

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  A spicy, orangy nose; hops in the mouth with a dry citrus finish; a summer session beer

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A light refreshing beer with pungent grapefruit, lychee and gooseberry aromas leading to a dry, bitter finish.               

Rating:(11 total votes)

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A golden beer whose aroma is dominated by hops that give characteristic citrus notes. Hops and fruit on the palate are balanced by malt and a bitter base. Dry hoppy finish with soft fruit flavours.               

Rating:(15 total votes)

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A powerfully hopped golden bitter that explodes with citrus grapefruit flavours

Rating:(81 total votes)

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This chestnut coloured beer is brewed using pale ale and crystal malt, which gives it a full-bodied flavour. A finely balanced hop character is enriched by the late addition of Styrian Goldings, as a dry hop in each cask to give a prominent floral hop aroma and warming aftertaste.

Rating:(63 total votes)

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 We salute 100 years of naval aviation with this unique beer. Developed by Wadworth with the addition of Pussers Rum from the British Virgin Islands, the original Admiralty rum ration issued daily to the sailors of the British Navy since 1665.

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Pale ale, Crystal malts, British Fuggle and Golding hops, together with Fair Trade South American honey, combine perfectly to create this delicious golden beer with a superb honey aroma.

Rating:(53 total votes)

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A classic bitter that has gained cult status among cask ale drinkers.
Amber in colour, Young's Special has a fruity, slightly estery nose with a good hop aroma and full round flavour, a fine balance between malt and hops.
100% malt brew: Maris Otter and crystal malt together with Fuggle and Golding hops.

Rating:(15 total votes)

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Rating:(235 total votes)

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