
A golden ale, refreshing golden bitter, brewed with American hops, it has a smooth bitterness and gentle, well-balanced finish.

A brown ale with the creamy texture of a stout but the hoppy character of a strong ale; the best of both worlds.

Still brewed to an original recipe using only the finest ingredients and the experience of generations. It is brewed with two strains of yeast to produce a complex nutty, malty taste with subtle hop undertones, which has widespread appeal to repertoire drinkers.

Brewed using a mixture of 4 different malts together with Goldings hops to give a traditional chestnut coloured bitter.

This pale ale was brewed as Greg Johnson a Director of Potbelly Brewery sadly passed away in December 2025. It's hops include Simcoe and a generous amount of Citra which leads to a light hoppy taste, and a lovely lingering finish.

An award-winning modern IPA, packed full of citrus, pineapple and grapefruit resinous flavours with a fine crisp bitter finish.

A chestnut coloured strong bitter with rich malty character and a hint of raisin, this is a well balanced premium strength ale.

Warm toasted malt flavours create a rich bitter with a satisfying blend of chestnut and autumn spice.

Electrify your taste buds with a crisp pale ale that’s buzzing with citrus flavours, courtesy of 100% Citra hops.

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 refreshing amber coloured bitter with a light floral finish. A late addition of the Amarillo hop instils a distinct citrus flavour.

Brewed to an authentic 1930s recipe, a golden beer relying solely on the pale ale malt in its grist for its colour. The classic blend of Goldings and Fuggles hops gives the characteristic English ale flavours to this full-bodied beer. The balance of bitterness and sweetness, allied to a smooth hoppy after-taste, creates a most drinkable pint and our flagship brew.