Brand new pale ale. This soft pillowy base beer is accentuated with wine-like fruity and floral notes from the Hallertau Blanc, Nelson Sauvin and with a little citrus from a late addition of Cascade.
This is a really interesting and different beer. Don’t mistake Cold IPAs for India Pale Lagers. Whereas IPL’s depend on the lager yeast, moderate hops, and a crisp finish with straw-to-gold colour, Cold IPAs aren’t afraid to unleash the hops and crank up the ABV with a crystal-clear clarity. Its crispy, clean, and dry with a wallop of forward zesty hops. Collaboration with North Brewing Co.
Brewed in collaboration with 92 Degrees Coffee in Liverpool. Using their California Calling blend, the freshly roasted coffee beans were suspended in the fermenter as the beer conditioned to provide notes of blueberry, orange and dark chocolate. With additions of lactose and demerara sugar, and sitting at a hefty 7%, this is a decadent smooth coffee stout.
Clear and pale gold with plenty of carbonation. The aroma is classic Pils, a little yeastiness, lots of bread and a little spiciness. To taste, it’s everything a pilsner should be, bready, malty, lightly spicy and finishing with a lingering bitterness. A classic German lager from a classic German Brewery.
Smooth and sophisticated mango cider made with an ample portion of mango juice and Somerset cider.
Clear gold sparkling cider with a hint of honey and sweet apples.
An easy drinking traditional cloudy medium dry cider blended to give a fresh apple flavour with hints of citrus and spice.
Named after the delightful sound of pigs when they come across some windfall apples! Like those pigs this is full of character. A rich bronze cider that is smooth as it is tasty. Beautifully balanced with a satisfyingly rounded finish.
Farmhouse cider made with vintage quality Somerset Cider apples, matured for 2 years before being tapped.
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Trap & Hatch is in the Liverpool & District CAMRA branch area.