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Lucky Saint
Lucky Saint is born of Bavarian barley, single-use yeast and Hallertau hops for a unique Lager that is Unfiltered and uncompromising.
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Lucky Saint
Lucky Saint is born of Bavarian barley, single-use yeast and Hallertau hops for a unique Lager that is Unfiltered and uncompromising.
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Nightingale
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Nightingale
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Jever
Frisian brewhouse Jever has been brewing this low-alcohol Pilsner since 1991. Jever Fun is now one of the leading low-alcohol beers in Germany. Hops, malt and, above all, the particularly soft water of Friesland are what make Jever Fun so successful, along with the distinctive Jever taste. 0.5% ABV
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Achouffe
Discover a new beer that does have the unique flavour of Chouffe (which gnomes just go crazy for) but that doesn’t have any alcohol in it.
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Krombacher
A distinctive, finely bitter taste and a full-flavoured aroma – this is a genuine premium pilsner beer.
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Becks
A refreshingly light and crisp non-alcoholic alternative to beer.
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Vedett
Vedett, a blond, light, well hopped premium beer with 5% alcohol content, is the cult Duvel Moortgat beer today: following its birth in 1945, it quickly acquired fame and recognition within an intimate circle of insiders in the Antwerp-Brussels region.
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Nene Valley
Smooth, full bodied, pale chestnut traditional bitter for everyday drinking.
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Sessionable, moreish, hop saturated New England style pale ale with a trio of wonderfully fruity hops
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Sheppy's
A delicious combination of a traditional light Somerset cider and pure raspberry juice, which creates a characterful drink with a pleasant, refreshing fruitiness. Medium-sweet taste.
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Nene Valley
An everyday IPA, with bold grapefruit and a delicate floral bitterness. Gluten free to boot!
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Nene Valley
A huge hop aroma gives way to malty sweetness and a gentle bitter finish in this Northamptonshire-meets-American-West-Coast pale ale.
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Mad Squirrel
American Pale Ale Named after the two heavyweight hops that battle it out in this brew (Summit and Mosaic), $UMO will wrestle your taste buds with a flavour combo of tropical fruit, dank herbs and weighty bitterness. Other beers may enter the ring but $UMO will be the last brew standing.
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Verdant
As pale as a 100W light bulb but as juicy as an IPA. Sessionable, quenching and totally addictive. Biscuity malt base with a hint of sweetness all drenched in fruity/dank hops.
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Verdant
A sub 4% soft and sluggable pale that has oodles of Citra and Mosaic seeping from all directions. It drinks way above it's meagre ABV and is crammed full of tropical indulgences and citric sharpness.
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Nightingale
Wild Disco is rooted in an impulse and something unexpected. A sparkling medium-dry cider made from 100% wild-fermented Kentish Discovery apple juice. With floral, red apple and rose aromas. Fresh and zingy on the palate witha clean finish. Go wild! 5.5% ABV | Medium-Dry Sparkling Cider
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Nightingale
Night Bird is our sophisticated yet easy drinking namesake, a sparkling fragrant and refreshing cider. A medium wild fermented cider made from dessert and culinary varieties grown on the Nightingales family farm and surrounding orchards. 4.9% ABV | Medium Sparkling Cider |
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Crafty Nectar
A luxurious smooth bone dry still cider, aged in French oak for 24 months before being bottled. Made from a blend of Chisel Jersey, Somerset Redstreak and Dabinett, this cider is bold and rich with a smoaky finish. A true expression of the barrel and the apples used. Made in collaboration with Multi Award Winning cider producer Stones Cider.
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Achouffe
This Strong Belgian Ale leaves citrus notes on the palate, followed by a refreshing, pleasantly spicy note, giving it a lovely lightness. With its 8% alcohol content and slightly hoppy taste, this golden beer has won over beer lovers from all over the world down the years. Its unique taste has won various awards.
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Nightingale
A joining of worlds. Ross on Wye’s Dabinett, fermented in Kentucky oak barrels, with its aromatic vanilla, gentle and complex tannins, melded with Nightingale’s Bramley, with bracing acidity and delicious green sourness. We tried a dozen blends, but this one tells a story of East and West, of Kentish and Herefordian cidermaking.
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Tynt Meadow
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Little Pomona Orchard & Cidery
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
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Little Pomona Orchard & Cidery
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