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YOUR ALES
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Brewery |
The Ale |
Donated By |
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Three Brothers |
Stockton |
The Bitter Ex A traditional malty light amber ale with notes of caramel and toffee and a refreshing bitter finish.
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3.7% |
West Vets |
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Stewart |
Edinburgh |
Jack Back
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3.7% |
Hazel Windows |
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Half Moon |
York |
Old Forge Bright amber coloured ale, with a soft spiced lemon and honeyed flavour. |
3.8% |
Manor Old Boys |
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Butcombe |
Devon |
Rare Breed
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3.8% |
Peter Robinson |
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Pennine |
Bedale |
Roaring Ale A sparkling refreshing blonde with a tropical fruit palate and a dry slightly sweet aftertaste.
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3.8% |
Reg Bunter |
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Three Brothers |
Stockton |
Trilogy Blonde A satisfying, thirst quenching bitterness with a mild aroma of lemon and orange.
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3.9% |
Seymour Construction |
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Half Moon |
York |
Chinook A single hop ale with a pine-like spicy bouquet and robust flavours of grapefruit.
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3.9% |
Walter Hibbert |
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Maxim |
Houghton-le-Spring |
Samson A true North East favourite - a vibrant pale ale infused with raspberry and blackcurrant to deliver aromas of dark berry. |
4.0% |
Richardsons Coaches |
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Crafty Monkey |
Hartlepool |
Rip It Up A light refreshing pale ale hopped with Jester and Hueli Melon to prrovide a hoppy finish |
4.0% |
Peter Wilkinson & Dave Stubbs |
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Three Brothers |
Stockton |
I cant believe it’s not another cake beer! A light chestnut toasty extra special bitter. A beer that tastes like beer! |
4.0% |
Dave Laycock, Dave Bennett & Fred Corbett |
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LWC |
Teesside |
Ninkasi Goddess of Beer Ninkasi was the Mesopotamian goddess of beer and brewing. She'd have been proud of this golden ale. |
4.1% |
Emma and Denzil Dowie |
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Derby |
Derby |
Business As Usual A balanced easy drinking, malty, traditional amber beer and a SIBA Midlands Regional Gold & Silver Winner. |
4.4% |
The Old Brewery Business Centre Castle Eden
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Acorn |
Barnsley |
Old Moor Porter A full bodied victorian style porter with hints of liquorice. The initial bitterness gives way to a smooth, mellow finish. |
4.4% |
Richard Bateman Consulting |
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Crafty Monkey |
Hartlepool |
Ruby Ruby Ruby Ruby Hartlepool likes it ruby aleas. This initially has a malty roasted caramel taste which then combines with the English hops bitterness to give a beautifully balanced and satsifying end.
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4.5% |
Kingfield Developments |
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Crafty Monkey |
Hartlepool |
Wild West Hero A very satisfying amber ale brewed by a former Wesy player. A true West hero in every sense.
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4.5% |
Messrs Scott and Frankland |
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Maxim |
Houghton-le-Spring |
Double Maxim Another local legend. In 1901, Maxim Ale was first introduced to the North East. Following an increase in strength in 1938, it became known as Double Maxim |
4.7% |
PD Ports |
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Half Moon |
York |
Astral Waves Fruity, hoppy IPA brewed with a blend of Golden malts. Expect an initial bitterness with a fruity citrus aroma and a big hoppy finish.
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5.0% |
Hodgsonfish |
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Thornbridge |
Bakewell |
Crackendale .... explodes with a fantastic tropical fruit aroma, giving way to guava and ripe citrus which burst through on the palate with a beautiful bitter and sweet balance. |
5.2% |
GTS Europe |
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Thornbridge |
Bakewell |
Jaipur Generally recognised as the first "craft beer". It has a huge amount of US hops for a fantastic experience of grapefruit, lemon and tropical fruit with an enticing bitterness. |
5.9% |
Dave& Cameron Mould |
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Acorn |
Barnsley |
Gorlovka A deep malt and hoppy aroma with liquorice throughout. Roast malt, fruit and hops also carry through this full bodied stout |
6.0% |
Aaron Myers |