A zesty pale ale with a smooth and citrusy finish. Brewed with English Maris Otter, Caragold and Wheat malts, with Pilgrim bittering hops and Cascade and Willamette aroma hops.
A dark ruby beer with roasted notes and a smooth, creamy taste. A favourite of lovers of a good mild. Especially popular in East Lancashire and loved as a guest further afield. One of the finest Dark Yorkshire Milds still in independent production.
Hoppy IPA brewed with Citra and Crystal hops. Easy drinking yet full of flavour no matter what kind of day you might have had. The perfect brewed beer if you maybe need to head to the man shed for some extra special relaxing you time.
A distinctive, full flavoured beer with a sweeter finish. Brewed with English Maris Otter, Crystal, and Wheat malts, with Pilgrim and Cascade hops.
We stuff 20 kilograms of the legendary 'Brewers Gold' hops into every small scale batch we brew to create this beautifully pale and intensely hoppy beer. These wonderful hops impart enticing tropical fruit aromas and a lovely thirst quenching bitterness.
An easy drinking and refreshing IPA. Fresh dry hop, herbal character is provided by the mix of Challenger and First Gold hops. The use of crystal malt in the grist gives a satisfying toffee/caramel note and the addition of a little black malt adds just enough astringency to give a clean, dry finish. The ABV has been reduced from 3.6% due to the recent duty rules.
Pale gold like the morning sun, fresh and crisp like a coastal breeze, full-on refreshment like waves crashing against our shores. Brewed with as much Cornish-grown barley as we can get our hands on, this is a Helles style lager with a wonderful pale colour and a clean, crisp taste.
A modern dry-hopped pale ale brewed using entirely UK grown hops. With a punchy and pleasant fruity body topped with flavours of mandarin, mango and passionfruit. Citrusy and sessionable.
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The New Inn is in the Heart of Warwickshire CAMRA branch area.