WinterWelcome Ale is available to order from now until the end of November (or while stocks last). It is a limited edition brew with a collectable label. This year the label features a drayman delivering a case of WinterWelcome Ale to a pub with a welcoming real fire.

Fom Little Pomona: still, dry barrel aged cider Somerset Redstreak is an apple characterised by its top notes of juicy, bright citrus fruit and slightly green tannins. We were lucky to be able to purchase this apple, all handpicked, from Albert and Mike Johnson at Broome Farm in Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire. We didn’t set out to make a single variety. Those high notes are great but often without the bass, things are never really complete. As always our approach was simple, we pressed into tank and left the juice to ferment spontaneously. Post fermentation we racked into three ex-Chardonnay barrels and left them to rest for nearly eight months. During this time the cider evolved in an interesting way, the oak acting to flesh out and broaden the liquid without altering its essential character. In the end we retained, actually increased its mouth-watering juiciness, as well as softening the tannins and bringing on board some sweeter, vinous elements from the oak to create something lovely, fresh, delicious and complete. Enjoy cool not cold. Gluten free. Vegan friendly. No added sulphites. 6.7% abv

The classics are classics for a reason, but that’s no reason not to give them a fresh twist. We hooked up with WWFM to host the party on the 7th of August and to remix a classic pilsner style beer. Bringing that sweet sessionability with some herbally hoppy flavours.

Fom Little Pomona: lightly sparkling, deft barrel influence Cidermakers spend a lot of time thinking about fruit and therefore harvest. This cider was borne of that. 2019 was a difficult vintage, a cool summer and worse in the autumn, with extensive rains and serious flooding. Ruthless fruit selection on our part meant we made less cider than we’d hoped for, but we are very proud of what we did make, We are calling this cider Harvest and it brings together the best of 2019 after time in barrel. Unsurprisingly it favours the early variety Browns Apple (60%), ripe before the rains came, with the addition of three classic late season varieties – Yarlington Mill, Dabinett and Harry Masters Jersey in roughly equal proportions, and then bottle conditioned. The fresh, citrus vibe of Browns Apple tames any overt sense of the barrels and lifts the intense fruit richness of the late season apples. In the end it’s bright, juicy and full of ripe fruit. It’s fully reminiscent of the tastes, smells and feelings of warm orchard days and the long shadows of harvest time. Drink cold. Not frozen. Gluten free. Contains naturally occurring sulphites 7% abv

Brewed with Mikkeller to perfect this one-off recipe. A style that never gets old, this is the ultimate 5% crowd-pleaser, for when you like cool, refreshing lager, but you crave those citrusy hop flavours.

Fom Little Pomona: pét nat ciderkin & blackcurrants Hard Rain, made from the second pressing of apples with the addition of spring water, is our interpretation of an old historic drink, ciderkin. We also like to think of it as upcycling pomace. Hard Rain Hot Pink is about as English a drink as it gets. We combined a ciderkin made from a wonderful, super ripe, classic apple variety called Egremont Russet with a little Somerset blackcurrant wine made by our great friend Martin at Pilton Cider in Shepton Mallet. Naturally sparkling, it strikes a joyous balance between the apples and blackcurrants, and with its wonderful colour, zippy core of red berry fruit and fleshy, creamy, apple tart flavours it’s something to both intrigue and crush at the same time! Stand upright and chill well before opening. Gluten free. No added sulphites. 5% abv

Brewed with our mates at Amity Brew, to create this one-off American Wheat delight. A beer that everyone can get on board with. Smooth sippin, easy drinking, light and with a hint of citrus. The perfect thirst quencher.

Fom Little Pomona: bottle conditioned ciderkin with hops Made with the second pressing of apples with the addition of spring water, this is our modern interpretation of the old historic drink, ciderkin. Here we used the dessert apple Egremont Russet, spontaneously fermented in tank on top of apple lees. Later on we infused with whole Chinook hops, grown by our friends here at Brook House Farm, before bottle conditioning. Originally from the Pacific North West, Chinook has happily made its home in the Herefordshire countryside. With its grapefruit and pine freshness, it sits beautifully with the bassier baked apple and nutty notes of the Egremont Russet. Combined they make for a breezy, bright glass of fruit, flowers and herbs that could, and possibly should, be crushed all day long! Naturally low in alcohol, it’s a super-refreshing, thirst-slaking drink in which all the grapefruit, pine and gentle bitterness of the hops meets the bold spiciness of russet apples! This re-creation of ciderkin, an old drink of agriculture, is designed to slake a thirst and does this well. Bar snacks are also perfect though, as are glorious salads, vegetarian fare and herby fish and chicken dishes. Contains naturally occurring sediment. Store upright, chill well and pour quickly. Vegan friendly. Gluten free. No added sulphites 4% abv

We hooked up with Dishoom to bring you a brand-new brew, something for those who like mango and aren’t ashamed to say it. Sublime, rich Alphonso mango to be exact, with a side order of sweet mango, followed by sour mango… but in a beer.

The ‘Alphonso’ mango is one of the highest quality and freshest varieties of the mango family. With a rich and creamy texture, it really sits apart from the rest. As will this New England IPA. A tropical twist on a classic NEIPA base with sweet mango pushing through the hoppy flavour profile.

We've joined our mates over at Toast Ale to brew Burnt - a Porter style beer full of caramelly, roasted flavours with just the right amount of blackcurrant and citrus to balance it out. Toast Ale brew using a blend of wasted bread to highlight the impact of food waste on the planet. We know we have a duty to be more green and sustainable, so we've joined them and a load of other breweries to highlight the impact of climate change, ahead of the COP26 conference later this month.

This is a hoppy red ale from Bristol that has been crafted to have just the right amount of spicy, caramel malt profile to mark it apart from the usual. With a floral aroma and a fruity hop finish this beer has it all.

'Duffryn' 2020. Some orchards even more than others contain within them a special kind of magic. Duffryn is one such. Towering cathedrals of oak flank avenues of ancient twisted and gnarled apple trees which are home to a plethora of life. White ermine moths, red kites, iridescent noble chafer beetles, butterflies, bats, bees, fungi, foxes and foxgloves all inhabit and frequent this haven from industrial agriculture. Red apple skins and autumnal earthiness on the nose. In the mouth this orchard blend has a burst of fruity acidity followed by big, soft chewy tannins and juicy fizzy cola bottle flavour with a hint of spice. Long drying and gently astringent finish. 5.7% Vol Natural, unfiltered, unpasteurised, wild fermented, pet nat medium, pure juice cider Apples handpicked from unsprayed traditional standard orchards - Harry Masters Jersey, Dabinett, Yarlington Mill, Sheeps Snout, Browns, Newton Wonder, Kingston Black Pressed November 2020 No added sulphites

We roasted our Bones over the fires of hell and created this fiendishly thirst-quenching black lager. As cold as the Devil’s heart, Flesh is light, refreshing and crisp - just like a lager

Hoppy strawberry dreams and mango ice creams.

Fom Little Pomona: wild ferment bottled as pét nat From gnarly old trees in a hundred-year old hill top orchard, we handpicked a quarter ton of Shropshire Prune damsons. To capture the wonderful aromatics, we carbonically macerated these along with some Thorn and Hendre Huffcap perry pears for four weeks, before pressing them and running the juice into barrels to ferment spontaneously. Later on we added more freshly pressed perry pear juice, this time from three French varieties, plus the juice of 40kg of that historic gem, the medlar, and bottled it. The result? An incredibly attractive and astonishlingly aromatic, sparkling fruit bomb – summer pudding in a glass! Both a little different and a lot special - please chill it well and pour it fast. Honestly, it can be a little frisky! Gluten free. Contains naturally occurring sulphites

Fom Little Pomona: Dry, still cider Egremont Russet is one of the great cider apples but few think of it in that context. We took these beautiful apples, fully ripe from a great growing season, milled and macerated them before pressing and fermenting spontaneously in tank. Towards the end of fermentation, we moved the nascent cider into ex-white burgundy barrels to mature on the fine lees for eight months, before blending and bottling, still without additions. This has emerged as wine-like as cider can be. Pale yellow with green highlights, it has a very attractive nose of stone fruits, sweet apple and subtle nuttiness. It’s pristine and clear, glossily textured in the mouth and laden with ripe melon and kiwi fruit, freshly cut yellow apples, hints of aniseed and green mountain herbs, and a distinct nut skin note to the finish. Drink cold, but not too cold. No added Sulphites. Gluten free. Vegan friendly 8.4% abv

Fom Little Pomona: Still Dry Fine Cider Made predominantly from a rare variety of apple called White Beech; a beautiful pale yellow, speckled apple, that Little Pomona paid far more for than any other apple they've ever brought - as they put it "we just had to have them"! Pressed along with some Major & Browns, it was then moved to some ex-cognac, white burgundy, & chianti barrels for the last part of the fermentation. This is how they reckon the finest ciders would have tasted 200 years ago, before the decline & subsequent fall from grace of such creations. Which is fascinating to think about while you drink it. Super juicy & joyful, it is perfumed on the nose, with notes of peach, honey & lemon blossom. It's fruitfulness gives an impression of sweetness, but it's in-fact bone dry. 7.3% abv.

Fom Little Pomona: Sparkling, dry perry We were very thrilled to get hold of three varieties of French perry pears in 2020, grown by our friend Stephen Ware at Throne Farm in Weobley. We stored handpicked Longbois, Faucett and Antricotin in approximately equal quantities to let them fully ripen, before milling and macerating for 48 hours. After pressing they were sent to tank to ferment spontaneously, before later bottling as a pét nat. No additions. The result is a sleek, elegant perry that oozes creamy ripe pear fruit – the whole fruit that is, including skin and core – along with distinct lime leaf, aniseed, kiwi and melon. Subtle tannins, gentle sparkle and soft acid rounds everything out perfectly. Drink cool, not cold. No added sulphites. Gluten free, vegan friendly. 6.6% abv

Alcohol-free craft lager. Easy drinking, full-flavoured but elegant. Light herbal and floral hop aromas, a hint of caramel with peppered spiciness on the palate and a touch of orange at the end.

Alcohol-free Pale Ale. A delight for the senses, this beer delivers on all levels. Rosy floral aromas are immediate as you pour, with a light and limey citrus bite on the palate and a balanced but obvious bitterness to finish.

Alcohol-free IPA. This IPA radiates citrus fruit from the moment you pour it to the second you finish that last sip with a satisfied sigh. The bright, sharp twist of bitterness on the end makes you want to dive back in for one more.

Alcohol-free Stout. Forget the notion this is a beer style that has had its day. Instead, think of it as honeycomb covered in chocolate, because that’s exactly what it tastes like: rich, unctuous and an absolutely decadent treat of a beer.

Fom Little Pomona: Old Man & The Bee is our annual homage to our beautiful home orchard and the fruit it gives us. 2018 was an exceptional season. Perfect flowering, followed by a long hot summer and warm autumn meant for super-ripe, flavour-packed apples. Over the last two years we have been thoughtfully compiling the blend – Dabinett (50%), Harry Masters Jersey (37.5%), Foxwhelp (7.5%) and Ellis Bitter (5%) of which only the Foxwhelp had seen the inside of a barrel. This cider is autumn in a glass. Golden in colour, yellow in its fruit and aromatics, deep with bold ripe tannins. It truly is a cider for the table, pairing magically with the likes of Asian pork rolls or closer to home, some fine, hard, salty cheese. Think also rustic quiche, stuffed peppers and any pasta alla calabrese. Drink cool, just below room temperature. Gluten free. Vegan friendly. No added sulphites.