
A classic English best bitter, copper in colour. Whole leaf Boadicea hops for flavour and the definitive aroma of East Kent Goldings. Still the same recipe as our first ever brew.

Light in colour, aromatic on the nose, but a bitter bite on the tongue! Brewed with Simcoe, Citra, Mosaic and Centennial.

At a sessionable ABV, this pale amber beer features a selection of hops from around the world balanced with the usual East Anglian malts. Tap Room 19 is 10 years old in March and this beer is to commemorate the milestone.

Named after the home of the dragon slayed by St. George, Brinsop is a light brown ale balancing the malty sweetness of the best English barley with the floral, spicy and herbal characteristics of the thoroughly English Boadicea hop.

Our shining light, glowing with juicy tropical fruit notes. Hoppy aromas of mango and pineapple guide you towards explosive flavour, flashes of delicate citrus highlights and refreshing balanced bitterness. Our epiphany of a session beer drinks with a pillowy soft mouthfeel and pours with a beautiful light haze. Hops: Hallertau Blanc, Mosaic, Chinook, Azacca and Simcoe. Gluten free and vegan friendly.

This is our session strength nitro porter that takes inspiration from our flagship beer, The Porter. Creamy, smooth and truly sessionable. What better way to create an effortlessly drinkable dark beer than to brew it with nitro. The resulting creaminess and smooth mouthfeel balance perfectly with the subtle roasted notes of coffee and chocolate. Vegan friendly.

Sweet cider infused with tart raspberry rippled through with vanilla.

A more challenging cider for the connoisseur. Again, Dabbinett apples feature highly in the blend along with other traditional bitter sweets such as Harry Masters and Ellis bitters. Not so dry as to be unpleasant, just slightly sweeter to ensure a crisp balanced cider where all the flavors really shine through.

The orchard apples are a mix of Herefordshires finest. We have used a blend of real cider apples, bitter sharps and bitter sweets to which are added some desert varieties to make a zesty medium dry and very refreshing cider.

The distinct flavour and aroma of Dabinett cider apples really comes through producing a slightly sharp cider with a dry finish.

A full bodied, dry cider that will appeal to the discerning palate. Long on taste, it has been special fermented using age old techniques to guarantee a clear cider with distinct personality.

Supreme Champion Beer of Britain at the Great British Beer Festival 2005 AND 2006, this multi-award-winning beer is pale, refreshing and extravagantly hoppy with gorgeous aromas of tropical fruits. Brewed with 100% extra-pale English barley malt and flavoured with heaps of choicest Brewers Gold hops, sourced with care from small-scale growers in the Hallertau.

Very pale with delicious (and outrageously expensive!) US Amarillo hops, which are earthily aromatic and the beer, highly drinkable. Yakima Valley is the area of Washington State in which the hops are grown.
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