A caramel and toffee nose leads into a rich, fruity, russet brown Best Bitter typical of the style. Hops: Admiral, Perle, Galena and Challenger.
The original Summer ale brewed all year round. An extremely pleasant bitter, straw coloured beer with a terrific fresh, hoppy aroma. This, coupled with an intense bitterness, leads to an excellent long, dry finish. Probably the beer to receive the most awards in Britain!
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Pale and hoppy, this modern classic uses the new American hops, Citra for vibrant citrus flavour and Chinook for piney backbone. Vegan friendly.
This original dark beer has soft malt notes of coffee and chocolate that combine with a pleasant light hoppiness to create a rich, full tasting Old Ale of times gone by.
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 light and zingy go to IPA. Extra pale base malts are used to keep it crisp and give the hops a great platform to dance on. Masses of hop additions during the whirlpool and a huge dose of dry hops make this a brilliantly 'easy' IPA. Hops: Columbus, Centennial, Simcoe, Amarillo, Galaxy, Vic Secret and Mosaic. Vegan friendly.
Easy drinking apple cider with a unique balanced taste. Pleasant sparkling sweetness with a fruity and sour balance for a very refreshing drink.
This ale has been the taste of Palmers for generations. A full-drinking, malty ale with a delicious hop character. A traditional IPA from the heart of West Dorset.
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 Stanley Arms is in the Brighton & South Downs CAMRA branch area.