Elland Blonde is a dry and aromatic beer made with Maris Otter Pale malt and a blend of English and American Hops. All this goes together to produce a straw coloured beer that is strong on aroma with a pronounced bitter flavour.
A traditional stout. It has an aroma of dark autumnal berries, and is full bodied with flavours of the berries and undertones of coffee and dark chocolate. It has a gentle lingering dry roast finish with a hint of smoke.
At 4.5% abv, this Pale Ale has a good assertive pithy bitterness and a malty backbone. It is brewed with a selection of malts: Pale Ale, Rye and Cara. We use Citra, and a blend of other American hop varieties to create some great citrus flavours.
A golden ale which uses American hops including Simcoe for a citrus hit. Brewed to support It's On The Ball to help us raise awareness of Testicular Cancer.
A light, uncomplicated session bitter. Copper coloured with a bitter introduction, sweetish malt undertone and refreshing increasing bitterness.
Classic rich-flavoured and hoppy quaffing ale, with a distinctive bitterness and some pleasing fruit.
A fiery mix of ginger and deliciously crisp apple cider.
We have expertly blended our crisp Somerset Cider and tangy rhubarb to make this taste sensation. Sweet and full of rhubarb flavour with a tart edge to it.
A taste of the sweet Norfolk countryside. This light cider has a lower alcohol content, it's flavour is ideally suited to those with a sweet tooth. An alcoholic candy shop of delight.
Smooth and sophisticated mango cider made with an ample portion of mango juice and Somerset cider.
A medium sweet mix of perry and cider expertly blended giving it a mouth-watering juicy flavour.
Traditional, bittersweet dessert apples fused with a real dark sumptuous cocoa flavour. This deluxe chocolate delight is heavenly when served chilled but truly IRRESISTIBLE when enjoyed warm.
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Lollard's Pit is in the Norwich & Norfolk CAMRA branch area.