| Brewery |
Beer Name |
ABV |
Tasting Notes |
Location |
| Andwells |
Gold Muddler |
3.8 |
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North Warnborough Hampshire |
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Resolute |
3.8 |
Light amber best bitter with balanced aromas & bitterness |
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| Ascot |
Alley Cat |
3.8 |
Light copper ale, refreshing and hoppy with Brewers Gold hops with aromas of tropical and citrus fruits |
Camberley Surrey |
| |
Posh Pooch |
4.2 |
Brewed with Warminster Maris Otter Pale Ale Malt and 3 other Specialty Malts, bittered with American Hops and finished with Fresh Oregon Cascade Hops, fermented with American Ale Yeast. A wonderful fruity taste and aroma - great with food. |
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| Ballards |
Midhurst Mild |
3.5 |
A classic dark mild. Lightly hopped and well malted throughout, without being too sweet. |
Nyewood West Sussex |
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Nyewood Gold |
5.0 |
Dark gold, strong bitter that is very hoppy and fruity throughout with a tasty balanced finish. |
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| Bowmans |
Swift One |
3.8 |
A pale, golden quaffing ale with excellent flavours for its strength. Pleasingly hoppy throughout without being aggressive and also possessing of a fine aroma. The finish is dry with a small twist of sweetness at the end. |
Droxford Hampshire |
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Quiver |
4.5 |
Gloriously rich golden in colour and with a wonderful mown grass aroma, this premium bitter is full of complex flavours including a tiny amount of caramel. The addition of American hops gives it a full hop flavour with a dry finish. |
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| Butcombe |
Butcombe Bitter |
4.0. |
A notably bitter beer…amber in colour, clean tasting, refreshingly dry and distinctive. Made with 100% English malts together with a blend of traditional English hop varieties. Light fruit notes, with a long, dry, bitter finish. |
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| Fullers |
Summer Ale |
3.9 |
|
Chiswick London |
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London Porter |
5.4 |
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| Brewery |
Beer Name |
ABV |
Tasting Notes |
Location |
| Fullers |
Golden Pride NB Half Pints recommended |
8.5 |
|
Chiswick London |
| Havant |
Started |
4.0 |
A session Ale with a burnished copper colour. The taste is fresh and zingy with a strong malt overtone. The hops are Admiral for bitterness and perle and cascade for aroma. |
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| |
Finished |
5.0 |
A special Bitter the colour of conkers, the malt profile is complex with pale, Chocolate, crystal ,amber and molasses being used this gives a nice coffee and caramel nose which doesn’t disappoint when tasted. This complex profile is offset by a balanced bitterness drawn from Admiral hops for the bitterness and fuggles and goldings for aroma. |
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| |
Stopped Dancing |
4.4 |
This is a golden summer Ale with a hoppy character derived from the cascade and Bramling cross hops. This gives a spicy hedgerow type character with a nice dry aftertaste that invites you to take the next mouthful. The malt profile is simple but not bland. Pale, Crystal and Flaked Maize have been used to create a clean fresh character giving the hops the right stage for a stella performance. |
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| Highgate |
Special |
3.8 |
A lightly coloured session bitter, brewed using a blend of barley and wheat malts , complimented by Fuggles, Progress and Golding hops. |
Walsall West Midlands |
| Irvings |
Frigate |
3.8 |
Golden bitter with citrus hop flavour derived from the addition of English Sovereign and Boudicea hops in the hopback. Complemented by a background sweetness from the subtle use of light crystal and cara-malt |
Portsmouth Hampshire |
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Invincible |
4.6 |
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| Itchen Valley |
Hampshire Rose |
4.2 |
Golden in colour and hoppy in taste, brewed using four varieties of hop and a blend of the finest Maris Otter and Crystal malts for colour and flavour. |
New Alresford Hampshire |
| |
Winchester Ale |
4.2 |
A traditional English bitter. Nut brown in appearance with a sweet malty flavour, with a good hoppy nose. |
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| Brewery |
Beer Name |
ABV |
Tasting Notes |
Location |
| Langhams |
Hip Hop |
4.0 |
A classic blonde beer — clean and crisp. The nose is loaded with floral hop aroma while the pale malt flavour is overtaken by a pleasing dry and bitter finish. |
Lodsworth West Sussex |
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Halfway to Heaven |
3.5 |
Auburn/chestnut colour. “H2H” is well balanced between crisp biscuity maltiness and a citrus and fruit hop character with a hint of bitterness in the finish |
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| Oakleaf |
Pompey Royal |
4.5 |
Brewed to the traditional recipe Pompey Royal is a sweet and malty ale with a delicate hop finish. |
Gosport Hampshire |
| |
Blake’s Gosport Bitter |
5.2 |
Strong, dark and intensely malty, this bitter has everything you need for a cold winters evening yet is surprisingly easy to drink for a hot summers day. |
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| Suthwyk |
Skew Sunshine Ale |
4.6 |
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Palmerston’s Folly |
4.8 |
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| Tripple F |
Alton’s Pride |
3.8 |
A full-bodied golden brown session bitter. A forward hoppy aroma with a long bitter finish. Champion Beer of Great Britain in 2008. |
Four Marks Hampshire |
| |
Comfortably Numb |
5.0 |
A darker beer with pronounced fruitiness, hopped with Styrian Golding. |
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