A New England IPA hopped with Superdelic, Simcoe and dry hopped with Krush. Vegan friendly.
This limited edition clean session IPA delivers bright citrus and tropical fruit flavours, balanced by a crisp, dry finish. With a clean malt backbone and light body, it’s the perfect easy-drinker for summer days.
A single hopped beer, brewed only using Columbus hops from the USA. This is a lovely pale blonde ale with a good hop aroma and a slightly spicy nose. The flavour is strong and bitter from the potent hop hit that these hops provide. A lovely bitter session ale!
A single hopped pale ale brewed with a brand new New Zealand grown hop variety – Superdelic. Expect complex and intense ripe tropical fruit aromas and flavours before ripe mango, sweet berry, and citrus notes on the palate. A unique and exciting taste trip from a superstar new hop variety!
Brewed as a sister beer to our fabulous Plum Porter this lightly hopped, dark red, fruity beer is powerful. The sweet cherry cuts through and is reminiscent to a cherry Bakewell tart! Hops: Celeia, Goldings, Herkules and Pilgrim.
A moreish pale ale crafted with Citra hops leaving us with a refreshing hop after taste.
A pale bitter with hints of lemon and mango.
A straw coloured quaffing beer, with an impressive bold citrus hop aroma, fruity balanced sweetness and a lingering refreshing after-taste.
A well rounded premium bitter, amber in colour, clean in taste leading to a pleasant dry finish.
A refreshing chestnut brown beer with a complex flavour of light hops giving way to a bittersweet blend of roasted malt. Suggestions of chocolate and coffee undertones.
This strong rustic medium cider with its Roman flair has everything. Well rounded, fruity, packed full of flavour and intoxicatingly easy to drink for an 8.4% cider.
Easy drinking still strawberry cider made with a blend of apple cider and strawberry juice.
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The Midland is in the Dudley & South Staffordshire CAMRA branch area.