Mid-straw coloured beer with aromas of tropical fruit and mangoes. Sweet all the way through, balanced by some bitterness at the finish.

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A beautifully balanced pale straw-coloured premium bitter with a floral aroma, and a quenching bitter finish.

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A burnished copper colour, it has a rich tempting aroma of peppery hops and raisins, while the palate is dominated by more dark fruit, juicy malt and tangy hops.

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SIBA’s 2004 National Champion Bitter. Made with gently-kilned malt and an aromatic blend of American hops .

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Mixture of malt and sugar to generate balanced malty-sweet moreish flavour and light colour. English Fuggle and late addition of Slovinian Styrian Goldings and Willamette from Oregon to give citric zesty hop aroma and crisp bitterness.

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Low Colour Maris Otter malt produces a tantalising golden hue. SIBA Midlands Supreme Champion 2005/06.

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A pale bitter with a strong hoppy aroma and a dry bitter finish.

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A straw coloured beer, dry, malty and lightly hopped. Originally brewed for St George's Day.

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A powerful golden beer with a fruity finished balanced with a hoppy finish.

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303AD English Malt and English Hops combine to make a very English beer. Dry and crisp with a hint of citrus, 303AD being the year of St George is the Beer of St George.

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One of only two seasonal brews regularly produced by the brewery. A traditional, old fashioned session bitter. Brewed to commemorate three momentous occasions that take place on the same date - St George's day, William Shakespeare's birthday and last, and certainly least, Philip Darby's birthday. Just one batch is produced each year, when it's gone it's gone.

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The Titanic was, like this beer, a reminder of an age when England ruled the World. From Agincourt to the Falklands or St.George to Churchill the English people have relied upon beer to celebrate their victories. This rose red beer, brewed using only English ingredients. has the poise and balance,strength and guile to defeat any dragons thirst.

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Golden yellow nectar. Pale barley, crystal malt and oats, blend to fill the palate with flavour. Aromatic hops dance over the tongue for a gentle hop finish.

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Camra’s Supreme Champion Beer of Britain 2004. This popular pale ale is a well balanced, strong and fruity ale, flavoured with North American hops. As described in the Good Beer Guide 2005- ‘Its well-balanced sweetness and bitterness continue in the finish.’

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London Pride is a smooth and astonishingly complex beer, which has a distinctive malty base complemented by a rich balance of well developed hop flavours from the target, challenger and northdown varieties in the brew. At 4.1% a.b.v in cask (4.7% a.b.v in bottles)London Pride is an ideal session-strength premium ale. Its flavour has been likened by Stephen Cox, beer writer and former campaigns director at CAMRA, to 'the sensation of angels dancing on the tongue...'!

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A creamy mild with a fruity palate, some roast character and a hoppy finish. A very popular drink amongst mild drinkers. 'Mild of the Year' at CAMRA's Great British Beer Festival 1999 and on 2 previous occasions.

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A well balanced dark mild ale with some bitterness, full-bodied, but not oversweet.

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Black Dog is a traditional dark mild at 3.6% abv. The beer is well balanced with a full roast flavour. The use of Crystal malt and Roast Barley give a deep underlying characteristic flavour, which is balanced with Fuggles Hops as the sole variety.

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The mirror image of Rock Bitter, smooth and dark with a biscuity flavour. Back in the pre-war days this beer would have been on sale in virtually every one of the brewery's jug and bottle counter throughout the county and beyond.

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A refreshing dark mild with a chocolate edge throughout. Smooth on the palate with a hint of Challenger coming through plus a fruity finish.

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Theakston Mild is particularly notable because of the three-malt brewing process we use. Each different malt (pale, crystal and black malt) makes its own contribution, and the result is a dark, dry, satisfying pint.

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Rich, creamy Dark Mild is a consistent award winner most recently taking the silver medal in the Brewing 'Oscars' (the Industry International Awards 2004). It is especially popular in East Lancashire as well as earning popularity as a niche guest by all lovers of a good mild. 3.5% ABV

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Traditiona, amber session ale with a flavoursome malt character and a lively hoppy finish.A beer that will be talked about for generations.

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First brewed by Nottingham Brewery in the 1800's as a refreshing quaffing ale for the thirsty factory workers in the city. Slightly paler than traditional bitter beers of the time it was the forerunner of the India Pale Ale for which the brewery was to become famous and transported thousands and thousands of gallons to the troops of the British Empire all around the globe.

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A champion amongst premium beers. Light in colour and hop balance giving an easy drinking, strong ale that commands respect.

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J.H.B. Jeffrey Hudson Bitter A golden beer whose aroma is dominated by hops that give characteristic citrus notes. Hops and fruit on the palate are balanced by malt and a bitter base. Dry hoppy finish with soft fruit flavours

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Rich in colour, combining a distinctive toffee aroma with a deliciously smooth blend of flavours.

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Cask ale legend!

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Crafted from traditional varieties of English malt, this golden ale combines an underlying depth of maltiness, tinged with a subtle hint of toffee, with the bold citrus and fruity spiciness of Kentish hops, to produce a well balanced, thirst quenching, popular drink.

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A Supreme Champion Ale of Cornwall as voted by CAMRA*, Tribute is a popular favourite with locals and visitors to Cornwall, as well as being a much sought after guest ale throughout the rest of the UK. It is brewed using specially grown Cornish Gold Malt and is a perfect accompaniment to chicken, gammon or fish. The ideal alternative to a fine white wine.

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Traditional premium ale, light golden in colour. Noticeable floral dry hop aroma balanced with biscuity and fruity notes. Full bodied with a medium bitterness and a rounded, smooth, hoppy flavour. Hints of melon and pear. A clean finish with some hoppy linger.

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A classic strong pale ale, Landlord has won more awards nationally than any other beer. Refreshingly reliable, nationally renowned, this full-drinking pale ale has a complex and hoppy aroma.

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The beer that made Masham famous. Rich and dark. Strong fruitiness, often with ‘banana notes’ standing out, is derived from Old Peculier’s fermentation process.

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Ruby coloured, with a rich flavour and full body, XB balances bitterness and sweetness, offsetting hoppy bitterness with fruitiness.

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