SEPT OCT 2018 NORTHAMPTON DON T WORRY, BE HOPPY CASK & TRADITIONAL CIDER

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1 SEPT OCT 2018 NORTHAMPTON DON T WORRY, BE HOPPY CASK & TRADITIONAL CIDER NORTHAMPTON

2 SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER OCTOBER SEPTEMBER 2nd - 9th 7th - 11th 21st 22nd 4th 9th - 15th 13th 20th 27th 30th 31st Cycling - Tour of Britain Cricket - England v India International Day of Peace Autumn Equinox The First Day of Autumn World Animal Day National Curry Week Rugby League Super League Grand Final, Old Trafford Horse Racing British Champions Day, Ascot Rugby League England v New Zealand, First Test - Hull British Summertime Ends (Clocks go back one hour) Halloween Our Address: LWC Northampton, Imperial House, Spencer Bridge Road, Northampton NN5 7DR Telephone remains the same:

3 September Beers Elgoods Brewery Cambridge Bitter (3.8%) A mild brown bitter with a good balance of malt and hop character give a pleasing session drink. The finest pale ale malt is blended with torrified wheat, invert sugar and a small amount of roast barley, to ensure consistent colour. Elgoods Brewery Golden Newt (4.1%) This beer has a prominent hop character; a blend of Fuggles, Goldings and Cascade has been used in the recipe to bring the delicate hop flavour and aroma to the fore. The use of Cascade gives a pleasing citrus aroma. Finest pale Maris Otter malt has been blended with wheat malt and rye crystal to provide a full flavoured beer. The lavish use of late hop dominates the malt flavour and results in a satisfying pint. Elgoods Brewery Puff (The Magic Dragon) (4.2%) September's seasonal is Puff. A burnished copper ale with hints of currants, raisins and rich malts that produce a well-balanced classic ale. Light Light Malt Toffee Nutty Pale Golden Cascade Citrus Copper Ruby Currants Dry, Earth Malts Caramel Vine Fruit Wheat Malt Rye Crystal Full Rich Malt Raisin Hops East London Brewing Company Pale Ale (4.0%) Pale Ale is a crisp, lighter ale with a subtle bitterness and a fruity perfumed aroma. It's an excellent session beer. East London Brewing Company Foundation Bitter (4.2%) Foundation is an amber best bitter, with a good balance of maltiness and a refreshingly crisp bitter finish. Flavoured with a blend of English and New Zealand hops. East London Brewing Company Cow Catcher (4.8%) Cowcatcher named after the grille at the front of the old US steam trains, is an American Pale Ale, generously hopped and full bodied. Bronze in the National Bartender Awards Pale Gold Grassy Lemon Delicate Pale Marmalade Toffee Sunlight Floral Hoppy Sweet Lemon Biscuit Crisp Finish Toffee Yellow Fruits Dry Biscuit Citrusy Refreshing

4 October Beers Box Steam Brewery Tunnel Vision (4.2%) A well rounded light amber traditional bitter; Clean tasting with a slight bitterness on the palate. Box Steam Brewery Ghost Train (4.1%) Smooth, smoky and dark as Halloween! Roasted malts and Colombus hops give Ghost Train a rich, complex character. Box Steam Brewery Piston Broke (4.1%) A fine, full-bodied golden ale with a clean, refreshing bittersweet taste and a fruity, hoppy aroma. Malty Caramel Toffee Dark Ruby Toffee Hoppy Golden Toffee Hoppy Fruity Sweet Finish Smoky Malt Rich Fruit Malts Hops & Sour Hanlons Firefly (3.7%) Hanlons Yellow Hammer (4.2%) Hanlons Brewers Blend (4.5%) A Fantastic, crisp amber session bitter whose rich character belies the low abv. Light on the palate and kind to the head, it delivers delicate fruitiness from Cascade balanced with biscuity maltiness. Firefly has a clean and citrusy finish, late hopped with Saaz. A light and refreshing golden ale that s so flavour packed it s bursting. This golden, zesty beer is laden with bittersweet flavour from Admiral and late hopped with First Gold and Cascade. Won the Gold award in the 2017 Taste of the West. Smooth premium ale. Fruity and brilliantly refreshing with toffee undertones. Fruit Pineapple Sweet Straw Banana Pineapple Tropical Toffee Fruity Citrus Fruit Fruit Honey Hoppy Toffee Biscuit Fruit

5 Price Fighter Feature Beer The Brewery There was brewery at Box nearly a hundred years ago, and when we resurrected it in 2004 we stayed true to the Great British brewing tradition, just adding a little personality and a lot of enthusiasm. Box Steam Brewery Golden Bolt (3.8%) Formerly known as Rev Awdrys Ale; renamed in A light, straw coloured bitter with a hoppy after taste. A refreshing beer for all seasons. Pale Fruit Spice Toffee Light Bittersweet Hoppy AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER & OCTOBER PLEASE ASK ABOUT YOUR FREE POS - WHILE STOCKS LAST! Local Heroes Phipps - Northampton About the Brewery Phipps Northampton Brewery Company has returned to its roots in a Victorian brewery in the heart of Northampton, 40 years after Phipps' Bridge Street Brewery closed. Phipps IPA (4.3%) A classic blend of Goldings & Fuggles hops gives the characteristic English ale flavours to their 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. Diamond Ale (3.7%) A cunning combination of Kent hops rule the taste buds over Maris Otter, Pale Ale and Crystal malts. This range of beer was designed for thirst quenching following a hard day's work bringing in the harvest. Pale Hoppy Spicy Orange Grapefruit Malty Beckets Ale* (4.5%) We have crafted a sweet dark and malty pint with honey the key constituent, an ingredient often found in Medieval ales. Becket's Ale won the best Artisan Drink award at 2015's Northamptonshire Food & Drink Awards. Dark Brown Malty Honey Fruity Honey Light Biscuit Rusk Malt Mild Fruit Cereals Malty Green & Gold (3.9%) Once a year traditional English brewers harvest a fresh green haul of hops on the bines to create a special green hop harvest brew. These undried, unpacked whole buds give a lighter, fruitier flavour to the beers that can only be enjoyed for a short time in early Autumn. LIMITED TIME ONLY AVAILABLE FROM 24TH SEPTEMBER *ALLOW 1 DAY TO ORDER, NOT HELD IN STOCK

6 Local Heroes Langton - Leicestershire About the Brewery The Langton Brewery was established in 1999 at the Bell Inn at East Langton, relocating to Thorpe Langton in 2005 due to increased production capacity. Here at the Langton Brewery, we produce traditional beer using only the finest ingredients to give the discerning drinker a selection of well balanced and distinctive beers. BUY ANY 3 CASKS IN ONE TRANSACTION AND GET 5.00 OFF PER 9G Incline Plane (4.2%) A Refreshing amber coloured bitter with a light floral finish. A late addition of the Amarillo hop instils a distinct citrus flavour. First Brewed in 2004, and named after the canal boat lift built in 1900 at Foxton Locks. Citrus Fruit Balanced Citrus Hoppy Thomas Lift (4.4%) Chestnut Caramel Floral Hop Malty Fruit A generous addition of caramel malts defines this deep chestnut ale; with a sweetness on the palate which is offset by pine and citrus flavour notes. This is a luscious, full-bodied brew which will leave you wanting another Rainbow Bridge (3.8%) A careful selection of hops and malted barley crafts a refreshing golden beer. Citrusy flavours flow on the palate to create a smooth and thirst quenching tipple.. Golden Citrus Soft Grapefruit Hoppy Citrus Union Wharf (3.8%) A full bodied copper coloured ale named after the famous Union Wharf in Market Harborough. The generous additions of Centennial hops yield a soft citrus flavour and dry hopping delivers a fruity nose and fresh finish. Copper Pine Fruit Biscuit Pine *ALLOW 3 DAYS TO ORDER, NOT HELD IN STOCK MUST INCLUDE 1 x Welland Sunrise) Silverstone - Northamptonshire About the Brewery Silverstone Brewery has been brewing traditional real ales since Under new ownership since 2015, the current owners have grown the company into an exciting business focused on one goal; to produce high quality tasting beer. With the Home of British Motor Racing on the doorstep our beers, branding and merchandising currently reflect more than sixty years of motor sport at the world famous Silverstone Circuit. Ignition* (3.4%) This clean and sharp blonde ale delivers a zesty powerful taste at a lower strength to enjoy whatever the occasion. Using American hops we have crafted a beer that is good on the nose and full hop flavoured. Blonde Floral Hoppy Zesty Hoppy Chequered Flag (4.3%) The sophisticated combination of malts in this amber ale delivers a more complex taste, with centennial hops boosting the citrus finish. Smoky Caramel Sweet Long Pitstop (3.9%) This re-tuned ale now has a blend of three traditional hops giving Pitstop a mellow bitter flavour with undertones of lime. Pale Golden Citrus Hoppy Fresh Lemon Undertones 71.00

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9 Partnerships Adnams Adnams Brewery has a long and rich heritage. Beer has been brewed on the same site as the present brewery for at least 670 years. We re proud of our long history of brewing, and we are constantly experimenting with new, innovative techniques. We ve developed a network of great friends all over the brewing world, and we re keen to share our knowledge and learn from others too. Adnams brews a range of beers which reflect our heritage but also challenge conventions. Each one has its own unique and vibrant character that will appeal to drinkers who cherish individuality and seek out beers with personality and style. We use locally-grown East Anglian grains of malted barley, rye, wheat and oats wherever possible, and deploy a number of different hop varieties from Britain as well as across the world all of which contribute to our beers individual characters. Black Sheep Brewery In 1992, Paul Theakston dared to follow his heart and build a new brewery from scratch following the takeover of his family s brewing firm. Paul dreamt of a perfect tasting, quality Yorkshire bitter - light amber, grassy fresh with a hoppy bite - and Black Sheep Best Bitter was born. It has been and remains a top ten best selling beer brand nationwide, is by far the biggest selling beer brewed by Black Sheep and is the official beer of Yorkshire County Cricket Club. The sixth generation of the Theakston family brewing heritage is now proudly part of the Black Sheep story with Paul's eldest two sons, Rob and Jo, now running the business. Black Sheep continues to brew much loved cask, keg and bottled beers in the time-honoured fashion, whilst going against the grain with a flow of new and experimental brews. Bath Ales Brewery Roger Jones began the company in September 1995 when he rented premises and a brew plant on the outskirts of Wincanton in Somerset, bringing together two other partners, Richard Dempster and Rab Clark. The name Bath Ales was hatched in a sincere attempt to give the brewery an identity with the idea for the hare, inspired by the Westbury White Horse carved in chalk. In September 1997 the three partners purchased The Masons Arms pub in Kingsdown, Bristol. They changed the name to The Hare on the Hill. In February 1998, mainly with the monies from the Hare on the Hill revenue - the pub had been very successful - the brewery was purchased and moved to Siston Common, a location in East Bristol Fullers Brewery Is a independent family regional brewery founded in 1845 in Chiswick, West London is a year that will forever be Fuller s. It was then that the partnership papers of Fuller, Smith & Turner were officially signed, marking the start of something very special for London s brewery scene. However, the Fuller s story had been brewing long before then. Beer has been made in this part of the capital for more than 350 years, dating back to the era of Oliver Cromwell. Following incorporation, a wave of acclaimed ales came out of the brewery. Chiswick Bitter arrived on the scene in Into the 50s, London Pride took centre stage. Then, in 1971, ESB was launched. Awards started flowing as freely as the beer, and we soon became the first brewery to win the CAMRA Champion Beer of Britain award with three separate brews. Greene King It s our rich heritage of more than 200 years that has taught us how to brew award-wining beer and operate pubs from our base in Bury St. Edmunds ever since the company was founded in 1799 by 19 year-old Benjamin Greene. As a company, we pride ourselves on consistently offering exceptional value, service and quality to all our customers. This ethos is central to everything we do in our business: the products that we offer, the ales that we brew, the affordable prices that we charge, the team members who serve our customers.

10 Partnerships Hook Norton Sitting in its beautiful, mellow Cotswold Hills landscape, Hook Norton is a proudly independent and passionate family business that takes the very best of its hand-crafted brewing heritage and combines it with a thoroughly modern approach, to create a range of real ales for today s drinkers to enjoy. Hook Norton is one of only 32 family owned breweries and is the finest example of a Victorian Tower Brewery in the country. Of course, the brewery is about so much more than just its fantastic range of award winning beers. We welcome over 25,000 visitors a year to our Visitor Centre and 37 of our pubs are at the heart of many of local communities, serving great drink and food to the region. JW Lees JW Lees is a sixth-generation family brewery company, founded in 1828, based in Middleton in North Manchester. We own 35 managed pubs, inns and hotels and a further 115 tied pubs. Cask beer is at the heart of JW Lees and we brew six cask ales as well as three lagers, three smooth beers and eight limited edition seasonal cask ales which are available throughout at different times of the year. We also have the sole UK distribution rights for Bohemia Regent Premium Lager from the Czech Republic. Marstons The foundations of our company were laid in 1890 when three breweries in the midlands came together to form Wolverhampton & Dudley Breweries. We are now operate over 1,700 sites in the UK, and the world s largest brewer of Cask Ale. Our flagship Cask brand, Marstons Pedigree, is the only beer in the world brewed using the famous Burton Union system. In 2009 we invented FastCask, a system that makes it much easier for pubs to store and serve cask ales. We now operate five breweries producing over 60 of the country's best loved ales at our sites in: Burton on Trent (Marston s), Oxfordshire (Wychwood & Brakspear), Cumbria (Jennings), Hampshire (Ringwood), West Midlands (Banks s) and Bedford (Eagle Brewery). Sharps Sharp's Brewery was founded in 1994 in Rock, Cornwall, when enterprising brewer Bill Sharp set out on a mission: to make exceptional quality beer on the North coat of Cornwall. With a small micro brew plant and an ambition to brew 500 pints per week to pay the mortgage, Sharp's Beer was born. Brewed with time honoured brewing techniques and only the finest quality ingredients, our beer developed a signature style that continues to this day; balanced, elegant, highly drinkable with a complexity of flavours and a moreish finish. Shepherd Neame The Faversham Brewery is home to Shepherd Neame, Britain s Oldest Brewer. Nestled in the medieval market town of Faversham in Kent, brewing has continued on this site for centuries. Using natural ingredients, such as mineral water from the town s aquifer and local hops, our brewers produce Kentish ales bursting with character and renowned international lagers. Our brewers blend art and science to produce award-winning beer we want you to enjoy time and time again. St Austell Founded in 1851 by Cornishman Walter Hicks, today St Austell Brewery remains 100% independent and family owned. St Austell Brewery operates a growing and diverse business. Our brewery in St Austell produces many of the region s most popular beers for sale in pubs, bars and supermarkets in Cornwall, Devon, across the UK and also overseas. Timothy Taylor Timothy Taylor established the Brewery in the centre of Keighley in 1858, moving to The Knowle Spring, our present site, in The principle of not accepting second best was laid down and remains with us to the present day. This means that the very finest ingredients are used to brew the best possible beers, with Landlord winning many awards.

11 Core Cask Extended Selection Adnams - Southwold Adnams Southwold Bitter (3.7%) Southwold Bitter is a beautiful copper-coloured beer, late and dry-hopped with fuggles for a distinctive, lingering hoppiness. Adnams Two Bays (4.4%) Two Bays, the oaked pale ale, brewed with Pale Ale malts and oats and hopped with Citra, Cashmere, Lemondrop, Enigma and Calypso. It has distinctive flavours of toasted oak, vanilla and coconut, balanced by fruity aromas of gooseberry. Copper Weighty Hop Dry Moreish Clean Orange Peel Lemon Lemon Fruity Oaky Wood Crisp Adnams Ghostship (4.5%) Ghost Ship is a pale ale with an assertive pithy bitterness, biscuit flavours and fresh citrus aromas. Adnams Old ALe (4.1%) This is a mild ale style beer brewed with East Anglian pale ale and Crystal malted barley and Boadicea hops. It s dark red/brown in colour and balanced by a smooth bitterness Dark Red / Brown Lemon Lime Citrus Biscuit OCTOBER ONLY Nut Chocolate Fruit Roast Grain Caramel Black Sheep - N. Yorkshire Black Sheep Best Bitter (3.8%) Wonderfully crisp with a peppery hop and a long dry, satisfying finish. The definitive quality session beer. Uncompromised, quaff-able and moreish. Black Sheep Special Ale (4.4%) Black Sheep Special Ale is a powerfully flavoured pint that packs a punch with rich fruit aromas and a distinctively smooth, bittersweet taste. Gold Dark Smooth Balanced Hoppy Malty Fruity Fruity Floral Toffee Malty Blackcurrant Malty Creamy Black Sheep Holy Grail (4.0%) Refreshing fresh zesty flavour with a long crisp bitter finish. Black Sheep Chocolate Orange Stout (5.0%) A blend of two iconic flavours packed into a luscious stout. A match made in heaven! Arguably two of the most loved flavours of chocolate and orange combine perfectly in this rich and deep stout. Light Rich Fruit Fruity Hop Fruit Crisp Bitter Finish Malty Chocolate Roasted Oats Chocolate Orange Peel Bitter 79.99

12 Core Cask Extended Selection Bath Ales - Bristol Bath Ale Gem (4.1%) Gem is a quintessentially English beer, brewed with skill and passion using floor-malted Maris Otter barley and Goldings hops from Kent. Bath Ale Barnsey (4.5%) Barnsey is a truly rewarding and enjoyable beer, carefully brewed using a mix of Maris Otter, Chocolate and Crystal malts together with Bramling Cross hops. Auburn Mahogany Spicy Hop Malt Sweet Bitter Toffee Smokey Butterscotch Dry Astringent Roasted Oaky Bath Ale Prophecy (3.8%) Prophecy is a dry, bitter yet complex pale ale that will challenge the taste buds. It s brewed using Columbus and Chinook hops to provide contrasting fruit and pine flavours and aromas. Bath Ale The Hood (4.3%) A classic, very English, malt-driven bitter that is smooth in body and sweet in taste. The Hood features native Minstrel hops to impart subtle spiced berry flavour. Pale Gold Fruit Citrus Lemon Grapefruit Dry Bitter Grapefruit Finish Malt Subtle Spice Smooth Sweet Spiced Marstons - Bedford, Lakeland, Oxfordshire, Wolverhampton Bombardier Bombardier (4.1%) An iconic beer loaded with distinct English brilliance. The epitome of impeccable taste and great character. The rich, full-bodied nectar is a lingering reward. Bombardier Burning Gold (4.7%) Beautiful golden beer, refreshing and clean. Golden Grapefruit Zesty Clean Dry Moreish Grapefruit Zesty Dry Refreshing Jennings Cumberland (4.0%) A superb golden ale, brewed with English pale Ale malt and using only the finest English aromatic hops. Traditionally brewed using pure Lakeland water drawn from the brewery 's own well. A full flavoured beer with a delicate hop character, makes this beer ideal for the demanding, modern beer drinker. Burnished Gold Spicy Earthy Hops Balanced Crisp Full Brakspear Bitter (3.4%) Quintessential Oxfordshire Bitter brewed using the famous Henley 'double-drop' fermentation system. in colour with a good fruit, hop, and malt nose. The initial taste of malt and well hopped bitterness dissolves into a bitter-sweet and fruity finish. Pale Light Fruit Gentle Sulphur Strong Balanced Toffee 79.95

13 Core Cask Extended Selection Greene King - Bury St Edmunds Greene King IPA (3.6%) 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 is enough to give a clean, dry finish. Greene King Bonkers Conkers (4.1%) This fine seasonal ale has spicy flavours and a biscuit malt character that leads into masses of tropical fruit, grapefruit and orange citrus notes with a crisp bitter finish. Tawny Fresh Clean Hoppy Dry Greene King Abbot (5.0%) Hoppy Refreshing Pale and amber malts contribute to a satisfying Horlicks and biscuity maltiness. Challenger and First Gold give a base note of herbal hop and Fuggles as a late hop contributes the main fragrant fruity and floral and spicy notes. Fermented slowly, Abbot Ale is complex, satisfying and warming. Mahogany Ripe Fruit Malty Mature SEPTEMBER ONLY OCTOBER ONLY Dark Fruit Nut Biscuit Spice Fruit Greene King Gangly Ghoul (4.2%) A rich and smooth dark ale, with fiendishly fruity and hoppy notes. Mahogany Fruit Nut Biscuit Fruit Dry Finish Hook Norton - Cotswold's Hook Norton Hooky (3.5%) A subtly balanced, golden bitter, hoppy to the nose, malty on the palate - the classic session beer, eminently drinkable. Hook Norton Crafty Fox (5.0%) A fruity, hoppy aroma leads to hints of citrus and summer fruits in the flavour, resulting in a dry, satisfying finish. Hops included are Bramling Cross, Cascade, Chinook, Citra and Willamette. Auburn Hoppy Soft Malty Fresh Fruit Bittersweet Red Sweet Herbal Malty Toffee Marmalade Caramel Hook Norton Old Hooky (4.6%) A beautifully balanced beer, fruity by nature, with a well-rounded body and the suggestive echo of Crystal Malt. Hook Norton Flagship (5.3%) An Indian Pale ale with a fruity mouth feel and a distinctive sweet aroma. Beers like this are what the Empire was refreshed on.. Tawny Red Light Bronze Malt Fruity Fruity Sweet Moreish Marmalade Fruit Full Rich Orange Zest 96.99

14 Core Cask Extended Selection JW Lees - Manchester JW Lee s Bitter (4.0%) Our most popular and famous beer. JW Lees Bitter is an all-malt brew and sets the standard for all ales. This is an amber beer with a malty and citrus fruit after-taste, made from ale and crystal malt, and Goldings hops. First brewed in JW Lee s Stout (4.2%) Manchester's rain is infamous, but it's made us who we are. JW Lees Stout is a dark and brooding ale that takes its inspiration - and its main ingredient - from those same northern skies. Made with pride using the finest northern water. Chocolate Grapefruit Zesty Clean Dry Moreish Roast Hoppy Smooth Creamy Roast Fuller s Brewery - London Fuller s London Pride (4.1%) Best known for it s exceptional balance of malt and hops, giving rise to well-rounded flavour. Fruity Malts Balanced Hops Malt Fuller s ESB (5.5%) Rich mahogany, ESB tempts with aromas of orange marmalade, balanced by soft malt toffee. The hops impart grassy, peppery notes alongside hints of citrus fruit while the Pale Ale Crystal malts bring distinctive biscuity flavours. A smooth, delicate bitterness lingers on the palate to give a supreme finish. Chestnut Intense Fruit Hops Rich Malt Marmalade

15 Core Cask Extended Selection Sharp s Brewery - Cornwall Sharp s Doom Bar (4.0%) A fresh and zesty ale with a hoppy, lemon and grapefruit aroma. Best known for it s exceptional balance of malt and hops, giving rise to well-rounded flavour. Sharp s Atlantic (4.2%) Inspired by the Atlantic ocean off the north coast of Cornwall, Atlantic Pale Ale is brewed with new world hops for a fruity, citrus flavour and two types of malt for a delicate sweetness. Golden Roasted Fruity Caramel Hops Malts Malt Citrus Tropical Candy Floss Sweetness Fruity Balanced Sharp s Coaster (3.6%) The fresh aroma of hops blends seamlessly with light fruity-sweet notes. In the mouth the beer feels succulent and delivers a good measure of hoppy bitterness. This is complemented by a light, almost honeyed malty sweetness. Spicy Sweet Roasted Malt Balanced Dried Fruit Roasted Sharp s Sea Fury (5.0%) Sea Fury is an exceptional example of the Special Bitter beer style, offering substance & depth of flavour without compromising balance & drink-ability. An aroma of inviting roasted and dark berry notes gives way to sumptuous, fruity, malty flavour and a moreish hop finish. Chestnut Roasted Dark Berry Sumptuous Full Malt Berry Shepherd Neame - Faversham Shepherd Neame Spitfire (4.2%) An infusion of three Kentish hops adorns this beautifully balanced, blood orange tinted British bitter. Hints of marmalade, red grapes and pepper are thrust from a springboard of warm, mellow malts. Shepherd S Neame Bishops B Finger (5.0%) Fashioned on a firm, fruity foundation of Crystal malt, this rich, ruby-coloured Kent classic is full of mouth-filling fruit, prunes, plums and dried apricot spiked with palate-prickling pepper, cinnamon and a soft bitter blood-orange finish. Light Chestnut Brown Toffee Hoppy Soft Fruit Spicy Hoppy Bittersweet Roast Toffee Rich Fruity Berries Shepherd Neame Spitfire Gold (4.1%) Its sweet malt base is built upon with tropical aromas imported by some of the most popular hops of the moment, including Challenger, Centennial and Saaz Golden Citrus Pine Sweet Malt Tropical Soft Bitter Shepherd Neame Whitstable Bay (3.9%) Whitstable Bay pale ale is designed to suit all palates and offer a light, refreshing taste. The sweet maltiness balances perfectly with the fresh pine notes provided by the hops added late in the process, to offer a light coloured, thirst quenching ale. Pale Gold Citrus Fruit Spice Malt Citrus Fruit 74.50

16 Core Cask Extended Selection St Austell - Cornwall St Austell Trelawny (3.8%) Best known for it s exceptional balance of malt and hops, giving rise to well-rounded flavour. St Austell Tribute (4.2%) Light, hoppy, zesty, easy to drink and consistently delicious. The zesty orange and grapefruit flavours are balanced with biscuit malt for this superb Cornish classic. Copper Peach Apricot Biscuit Caramel Toffee Jam Orange Tropical Orange Grapefruit St Austell Proper Job (4.5%) A powerfully authentic IPA, Proper Job is brewed with a blend of imported American hops. It is a real treat of a beer with a growing reputation and loved by beer enthusiasts far and wide. St Austell Space Hopper (4.2%) Single hopped with Comet hops for a blend of grassy and grapefruit flavours emulating the taste of wild America; Balanced with biscuity Maris Otter barley malt for a very drinkable beer. Gold Golden Pine Grapefruit Hoppy Grassy Citrus Grapefruit Grapefruit Tropical Grassy Timothy Taylor s - W. Yorkshire Timothy Taylor s Landlord (4.3%) A strong classic ale with a golden amber colour. It has a scent of caramel, light fruits and roasted malt hints. Slightly sweet, summer fruits and a hoppy dryness. Timothy Taylor s Bolt Maker (4.0%) A well-balanced, genuine Yorkshire Bitter, with a full measure of maltiness and hoppy aroma Boltmaker is first choice for the discerning drinker on both sides of the Pennines. Pale Copper Citrus Hoppy Full Sweet Lingering Fruity Hop Citrus Spicy Hop Fruity Roasted Malty Bitter Finish Timothy Taylor s Golden Best (3.5%) A light mild with a delicate balance of subtle flavours. An easy drinking beer with light floral notes and a smooth, creamy body. Timothy Taylor s Knowle Spring Blonde (4.2%) Easy drinking beer with floral and grapefruit aromas with spiced orange and a nice hop finish on the palate Light Pale Golden Soft Fruits Gentle Hop Sweet Smooth Malty Citrus Grapefruit Floral Zesty Spiced Orange

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