A dry hopped, robust Pale Ale named after the author of 'Rights of Man', who was an Excise Officer in Lewes between 1768-1774. Originally released for Independence Day, twenty-five years ago, it launched the concept of seasonal brews 'for one month only' and celebrated independent brewers.
A strong, dark beer of great complexity and depth. Brown, amber and black malts are mixed with pale ale malts to give this beer its strong aroma and colouring. It is based on traditional recipes from the 18th Century but has also been described as an 'Imperial Stout Nouveau'. As complex as Shakespeare's eponymous hero of which the label is derived.
Soft, slightly sweet with a dry aftertaste akin to an infusion of ground nuts. It is refreshing, hydrating and comforting. 'Liquid bread' in every sense.
Armada Ale was one of the first new 'Golden Ales' that emerged in the 1980s. It has a pronounced yet balanced hop character, derived from Fuggle and Golding hops. Robust, refreshing and still a port of call in any beer-drinker's voyage of discovery.
A moreish bitter imbibing lightly toasted malts that produce a balanced beer with a lingering dry finish. Get yourself a pint just in time for the rugby.
Finest Maris Otter malted barley is supplemented with a dash of Crystal malt for balance. Our hops are a blend of four different local varieties, to give a distinctive hoppy finish.
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The Hurst Arms Public House is in the South East Sussex CAMRA branch area.