
Smooth dark porter, made with four malt varieties providing lightly smoked, liquorice and chocolatey flavours.

A super pale ale. Powerful hops give a lovely citrus burst followed by a crisp, clean finish.

A deep red ale with a rich, inviting hue that promises warmth and complexity. The malt bill delivers notes of dried vine fruits, balanced by hops that bring fruity aromas. A smooth and rounded ale offering malty depth, subtle hop character, and a gentle bitterness. Vegan friendly.

A light, golden ale with a hint of citrus. Clear and crisp with a sweet, refreshing finish.

A smooth, full-bodied, pale chestnut traditional bitter for everyday drinking.

Fresh and super juicy, our NEIPA is generously hopped with delicate varieties balancing fruit and floral notes. Orange and peach on the nose, with the characteristic juicy yet smooth mouthfeel and low perceived bitterness. Vegan friendly.

American hops doing all the work on this great, balanced session pale. Our craft classic has a smooth malty background to balance the berry, citrus and floral hop aromas. Its slightly dry finish adds to this being a very easy drinking pale. Vegan friendly.

A dry, still stronger cider with sweet undertones and quince. Normandy cider-like. Produced every year by the community at the Railway Arms Pub in Saffron Walden with apples that have been donated by locals who have trees in their back gardens or by local schools or businesses.

A dry, still cider which is clean and crisp with banana tones. Fresh apple flavours are retained, the cider is fermented for 2 months within an oak barrel. Worringly drinkable! Produced every year by the community at the Railway Arms Pub in Saffron Walden with apples that have been donated by locals who have trees in their back gardens or by local schools or businesses.

This is a strong, dry, still, spicy cider fermented for 6 months in oak barrels to provide a crisp taste. Produced every year by the community at the Railway Arms Pub in Saffron Walden with apples that have been donated by locals who have trees in their back gardens or by local schools or businesses.