A full-bodied Victorian style porter with hints of liquorice, malty, slightly smoky. Quite smooth and enjoyable.
Pale premium beer balancing hints of sweetness and bitterness with full hop aroma. Pleasant grapefruit traces may be detected.
One of our single hopped series of beers. This beer uses American Mosaic hops. It provides a crisp bitterness to the beer whilst also providing lovely fruity aromas, including mango with hints of pine also coming through.
Traditional copper coloured bitter, malty with a pronounced bitterness level balanced by a sweet undercurrent.
A modestly hazy and crisp session IPA that's enviably laid-back. Seriously crushable at 4.3%, this IPA cuts through the chaos to deliver subtle tropical flavours, citrus aromas and a gentle bitterness; delivering a light and refreshing finish. Vegan friendly.
A traditional cloudy cider, with a rich rosy colour. This cider has been packed full of apples to really allow the taste to come through.
Made in the Aspall house style by blending culinary and bittersweet apple varieties such as Cox and Russet to deliver the refreshing, crisp taste of just-bitten apples. Delivering the refreshing, crisp taste of just-bitten apples with a light to medium body. A new mid-strength cider for all occasions.
A clear, light straw coloured wheat beer with slight bitterness and a floral aroma.
A pleasant pale ale bursting with orange flavours and soft fruit aromas. Sweet Caroline will accompany you through the highs and lows of the Euros 2024 campaign. Hops: Admiral (UK), Belma (US) and Vista (US).
Light and refreshing New Zealand pale, showcasing the incredible Nelson Sauvin hops famed for delicious citrus flavours with hints of gooseberry and white grape. Primarily hopped with Nelson, balanced by the addition of other hops including Amarillo, Chinook, Galaxy and Columbus giving a crisp bitter finish. Gluten free.
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George And Dragon is in the Barnsley CAMRA branch area.