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London Pride Known and loved for its distinctive, rounded flavour, London Pride is the award-winning beer for which Fuller’s is most famous. In recent years its popularity has grown to the extent that it is now Britain’s leading premium ale: a welcome fixture in many pubs and off licences around the country, and now winning new friends abroad. To the beer afficiando looking for the classic English pint, we say this: Whatever you do, take Pride. |
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Shepherd Neame Spitfire Spitfire was first brewed to commemorate the 50th anniversery of the Battle of Britain and to raise money for the benevolent fund. The brewing industry International awards awarded Spitfire Premium Bitter the prestigious Gold Medal for the worlds best strong cask conditioned beer. Truely a beer worthy of the name Spitfire. ABV 4.7% |
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Greene King IPA Lots of people say they like this fine ale because it's well balanced with a refreshing, hoppy flavour and a clean, bitter finish. We create the hoppy aroma and flavour using two varieties of English hop – Challenger and First Gold. Our brewers adds the hops to the copper by hand, just as we've always done, and by blending in pale, crystal and black malts he balances the hops with the richness of the malts. The refreshing flavour of Greene King IPA makes it a great accompaniment to spicier foods and curries (though it's always nice simply enjoyed with friends...) |
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Adnams Adnams brews a distinctive range of authentic beers from the finest of ingredients. Each has its own fresh, unique and vibrant character that will appeal to the most discerning drinkers – drinkers who cherish individuality and seek out brands with personality and style |
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Guinness Guinness draft. The absolute definition of an Irish dry stout. The head is legendary - creamy light brown, usually lasts longer than the beer does. Aroma is good, solid, pleasent. Color is dark and rich. Taste is full, rich, creamy. Slight bitterness. Aftertaste is solid, lingering, slightly hoppy. Clearly better than canned, and MUCH better than bottled! |
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Kronenburg 1664 The colour is gilded and shining with a fine but little persistent foam. The scents tenuous and are not very defined, except those of the luppolo that emerge overbearing. The taste is a pleasant one of impact which turns out sweet but after a moment a balanced luppolatura emerges that characterizes the end amarognolo. |
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Stella Artois Stella Artois is renowned as a quality beer brewed for an average of 6-11 days, longer than most other beers, using the finest quality hops and barley including Bohemian Saas hops. It is these Saas Hops that give Stella its distinctive full flavour. The perfect pint of should be served at 6-8 degrees centigrade to ensure the full flavour of the beer. |
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Fosters Fosters is a bottom fermented lager, made in the German style, and served iced cold. This was the key selling point in the early days when cold beer was the only way to quench your thirst in the hot Aussie summers. |
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Amstel Established in Amsterdam in 1870, this classic Dutch lager is an ageless beer that has appealed to generations of global drinkers. There are two distinctive styles of beer in the Amstel family: Amstel Bier is an easy drinking, lager style beer with a smooth malty flavour. It is delicately hopped and lightly carbonated to give a smooth crisp finish. |
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Strongbow This is a sweet and dry Cider that gives you a smooth, clean and appley flavour. |
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Aspall Cider Draught has a mid straw colour with a floral and appley aroma, especially of Russetts. It is a medium dry cyder with a mouth filling mousse and a delicate flavour of fresh pressed apples which has a complexity that enhances its long finish. |