New World pale ale, dry hopped giving a crisp, refreshingly aromatic ale.
A modern take on a classic best bitter. Rich, malty, smooth and moreish. One of two Bramcote Brewery recipes that have been unearthed and revisited since the recent brewery takeover.
Light straw coloured summer ale. Clean, crisp and hoppy. Hops: Liberty, Cascade and Centennial.
A classic full-bodied porter with fruity notes and a dry finish.
A premium best bitter. Perfected over six generations of master brewers, this ale is a nod to a classic Ridley's recipe. A festival of English flavours featuring spice, nuttiness and caramel, nicely balanced with a mellow hoppiness. Pours dark amber with a deliciously dense creamy head and a warming malt aroma. Devote your senses to this worthy brew.
An exceptional example of the Special Bitter beer style, offering substance and depth of flavour without compromising balance and drinkability. An aroma of inviting roasted and dark berry notes gives way to sumptuous, fruity, malty flavour and a moreish hop finish.
Dry hopped IPA with a fresh taste of fruits, and aromas of hops, Goldings and Chinook.
Crackendale explodes with a fantastic tropical fruit aroma, giving way to guava and ripe citrus which burst through on the palate with a beautiful bitter and sweet balance.
A dark session bitter, well rounded with malt and hops, toffee and caramel flavours.
A malty multiple-winner of CAMRA's Champion Premium Beer of Britain, our much loved XXXB is what you'd call an English tawny beer. Just like the first batch we crafted in 1978, it's brewed with four malts and three varieties of hops, for a deliciously spicy, fruity and biscuity flavour.
This oatmeal breakfast stout is rich and filling with aromas of coffee and liquorice. Part of our Decades of Movies series brewed for the 80s.
Golden ale with sweet honey flavours followed by hints of spice with earthy undertones.
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