Brewery | Ale | ABV | Donor | |||
West | West BeerFest Best A superb traditional English bitter complete with a reddish hue, malty aromas and a mellow kick. Meant for men ... and rugby players. | 4.5% | Stu Bennett | |||
Jennings | Cocky Blonde
| 4.0% | SportNetwork.net | |||
Marstons | Pedigree New World
| 4.0% | Hazel Window Cleaners | |||
Marstons | Endeavour Single Hop
| 4.0% | MKM Hartlepool | |||
Shipyard | Independent Pale Ale Shipyard Independence is a Golden Pale Ale, combining finest English malted barley with a whole bunch of bold and brave American hops. Clean, dry and refreshing, Independence ends with a firecracker citrus hopburst. Awesome! | 4.1% | West Amateurs | |||
Wychwood | Rascal
| 4.2% | Stasha De Estelle | |||
Ringwood | FortyNiner
| 4.9% | The Sunday Suppers | |||
Banks's | Sunbeam
| 4.2% | Peter Olsen | |||
Brakspear's |
| 3.4% | Marstons Brewery | |||
Jenning's | Cocker Hoop
| 5.6% | The Myers Dynasty | |||
Wychwood | Hobgoblin Without doubt one of the most popular cask ales we he have ever had behind the West bar. It is certainly the one which we order the most and rarely lasts more than an hour and a half after a home game. | 4.5% | Hart Biologicals | |||
Jennings | Sneck Lifter Sneck Lifter has won Bronze award in the International Cask Ale competition at the Brewing Industry International Awards 2011. It was in the class 4 for cask ale 4.9% - 6.9% ABV Receiving a Bronze at the 2005 Brewing Industry International Awards held in Munich. A gold award was received in 2009 and a bronze award in this years International Beer Challenge. | 5.1% | Black Bull - Trimdon | |||
Camerons | Strongarm Hartlepool's brewing tradition at its finest. The "Ruby Red" is best enjoyed with a foaming head where the sparkler is opened to allow the oxygen to release the rich flavours | 4.0% | West First XV | |||
Camerons | Mosaic Cameron's special guest ale so called beause it is brewed using the premium Mosaic hop variety. | 4.5% | Kingfield Developments | |||
Camerons | Trophy Special The cask version of the most popular beer "East of the A19." Originally brewed at Castle Eden Trophy Special is noted for the sweetness it leaves on your top lip and it's deceptively light and moreish . | 4.0% | The Causeway | |||
Palmer's | Dorset Gold Lightly hopped, golden premium ale. A refreshing, zesty and thirst-quenching beer, from the heart of Dorset’s Jurassic Coast. Originally brewed as a summer ale and proved so popular it’s now available all year round. | 4.5% | West Minis and Juniors | |||
Adnams | Fat Sprat
All the way from the Suffolk coast this is a well balanced amber beer with lovely grapefuit flavours and aromas and a dry finish | 3.8% | LWC Drinks | |||
Durham Brewery | Benedictus Historically, beers of this strength were normally sweet, the yeast not being able to process all the sugars in the wort. We use an extremely active yeast which renders the finished beer dryer than would be expected. Even so, there are still enough unfermented malt sugars that fill out body and mouthfeel. The first draught is surprisingly energetic. Peach and pear drops mingle with the shear weight of alcohol. Bottle-conditioning and a unique blend of hops balance the caramel flavour of crystal malt. The overall impression is of a fully integrated, characterful richness. | 8.4% | Murray Hignam Chartered Surveyors | |||
Durham Brewery | Bombay 106 Named after the 106th Bombay Light Infantry which was formed from the East India Trading Company's 2nd Bombay in 1858, who later became the 2nd Batallion of the Durham Light Infantry in 1881. This type of beer was drunk in India at this time. A true IPA with an authentic hopping rate and strength to match the original beer that was exported from Burton to India in the 19C. In the days before beers were filtered and sterilized, a live cask product had to be able to withstand the warm, mobile hold of a ship. | 7.0% | Hartlepool Rovers IIIs | |||
Brains of Cardiff | Le Peloton An ale brewed to be at the front of the pack, ‘Le Peloton’ is a deliciously smooth golden ale infused with a hint of Welsh honey to give a complex and refreshing flavour with a clean finish | 4.0% | West Amateurs' Creaky Joints | |||
Thwaites | Little Bewdy With the Old Enemy visiting our shores to do battle against England for the Ashes throughout the summer, Thwaites has taken inspiration to combine a selection of Australian hops to brew Little Bewdy, a pale ale with an earthy hop aroma, balanced bitter notes with a hoppy flourish to finish.
| 4.2% | The Scott Family | |||
Marston's | Old Empire Old Empire is brewed using Optic malt, a subtle and paler grain that will allow other flavours to come through on the palate. Goldings and Fuggles hops are added to this brew, which is then late hopped with the American Cascade variety for extra hop strength. | 5.7% | The Gingers |