Fresh Craft Ales and Lagers Brewed Onsite

An easy-drinking, refreshing English Pale Ale. It’s a mid-strength beer (for the UK) with a medium, malty body and a balanced but noticeable hoppiness - though certainly not bitter when compared to modern American ales. The complex mix of British malts provide a bready flavour with hints of sweetness and caramel, while the hops bring floral and herbal notes all accentuated by a fruity contribution from the yeast.

An older British style ale, dark in colour, and very flavourful for what is quite a low alcohol beer. This is a malt-driven beer with gentle caramel and light roast flavours suggesting coffee, along with a touch of dark preserved fruit. The body is surprisingly light given the colour, making this a very easy to drink beer.

A lesser known Belgian ale, this beer is a close relative of Saison and farmhouse ales, but lighter in touch. The beer has a blond, hazy appearance owing to higher than normal levels of wheat. On the nose there is a yeast-driven spiciness tinged with delicate citrus tones. The body is light and refreshing but full of flavour from the yeast and old-world hops.

A core American craft beer style, hoppy, bitter and bursting with aroma, brewed with a mid-atlantic touch to enhance drinkability. The combination of fruit and dank aromas with a light body and mouthfeel is both satisfying and refreshing, encouraging another sip.

A modern American pale ale, with plenty of body and bitterness along with fruity hops and a fairly dry finish. Clear and amber in the glass, this beer offers a medium-strength balanced brew with enough interest on the palate and nose to deliver satisfaction without tiring the senses, leaving plenty of room for another pint.

Classic German lager style, unfiltered and hopped with a blend of traditional and modern German hops for a spicy finish which leaves that lip-smacking old-world hoppiness in the mouth and nose.