A pale gold winter beer with plenty of tart fruit flavours and aroma of pine needles and grapefruit.
Mosaic and Citra hops are the life force behind this twisted little experiment. Splicing notes of sweet mango and stone fruit with a hint of grapefruit, this refreshing pale ale is alive with flavour.
Classic porter hopped with Pilgrim and brewed with the tastiest malts.
A premium golden lager, enhanced by a perfect balance of malts with a subtle blend of earthy and floral hops. Crisp and clean on the palate with a refreshing mellow finish.
A refreshing medium dry cider that is smooth and rounded in flavour packed with magnificently exceptional character.
A sweet and tasty cider. Winner of The CAMRA East Anglian Cider competition 2022.
A smooth cider infused with a blend of fruits producing a luscious green cocktail with a twist of lime.
A light and zesty blonde ale focused on supporting the MND community. Brewed for Rugby League champion and inspiration to millions, Rob Burrow MBE, who lives with motor neurone disease.
A golden, premium beer with a smooth, malty background, rich and fruity hop flavours and a refreshing finish. Hops: Cascade (USA) and Challenger (UK).
Big, strong and full of attitude yet surprisingly domesticated, this is a well balanced IPA with tropical undertones.
For when regular simply isn't enough. This super charged extra pale ale blends delectable pine and resinous notes with a satisfyingly crisp, hoppy finish.
A hoppy bitter, golden in colour, with a punchy hop aroma. Mouthwateringly dry and bitter with juicy, herbal hop notes from Admiral hops and a hint of malty sweetness for balance.
A genuine premium beer, pale brown in appearance with a deep rich taste. Full bodied with a clean, bitter taste, balanced with a sweet burnt, malty and fruity notes with a distinctive dry-hop aroma and flavour.
A dark fruit cloudy cider bursting with flavour.
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The Red Herring is in the East Norfolk CAMRA branch area.