A full-bodied, very distinctive beer with a bitter-sweet aftertaste.
This is the ideal beer for those who refuse to be jolly, since this dark golden, rich, fruity, spiced ale is guaranteed to make even the most seasoned party-pooper smile.
Festive Citra hopped IPA. This lovely zesty beer is laden with fruity and floral aromas.
Every family has a few Christmas traditions and this one's ours. By using a blend of pale ale and crystal malt, Styrian Golding hops, and some festive ripe fruit flavours, it's nothing less than Christmas wrapped up in a glass. We all love brewing it, almost as much as we love tasting it.
A Citra hopped session IPA. Light gold in colour, bursting with citrus and tropical hop flavours and sensationally refreshing.
A best bitter brewed with the rare Bramling Cross hop for soft fruit aroma and taste. The satisfying bitterness is balanced by sweet toffee/caramel from the crystal malt. Hops: Goldings, Pilgrim, Bramling Cross and Target.
A perfectly balanced beer combining subtle yet complex flavours. This creates an amber ale which is both satisfying and deliciously moreish.
Golden bitter. A perfectly balanced, moreish beer. The malty and bitter start leads to a hoppy body with some astringency.
Brewed in honour of the mascot of the now defunct Staffordshire Regiment and his handler. Colour Sergeant Watchman III, a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, was a regular at the Brewery tap, until his death in June 1998, but never drank on duty. Hops used are Challenger.
Very dark brown, fruity beer with distinctive bitter-sweet finish.
The first of the Mild's brewed by Burton Bridge Brewery, following on from the success of the XL Bitter, the brewery was asked for a darker beer Adapting the recipe slightly with the inclusion of caramel to darken the beer and produce a smoother flavour, XL Mild proved an immediate favourite.
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The Bottle Of Sack is in the Lichfield, Sutton & Tamworth CAMRA branch area.