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1st Lite ABV 3.8%
Award winning beer in Wakefield Beer Festival 2005.
A robust, full flavoured, pale bitter beer, with grapefruit and varying citrus tones, and ‘stay in the mouth’ after taste. Made with Halcyon malt and late hopped with three American hops.
Update: Due to customer demand 1st Lite is now back in bottles with a brand new label design
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Aonach
ABV 4.9%.
A typical Scottish style 80/- beer. Dark amber in colour, late hopped with New Zealand hops.
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Blush
ABV 5.0%.
A blushingly pink fruit beer, with raspberry & blackcurrant flavours.
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Buzzin'
ABV 4.3%
Bronze medal winner for Best Bitter 2007 Great British Beer Festival. Golden fruity bitter with a hint of honey. A single hop beer with good hop flavours and a dry finish. Named after the brewer's wife Hazel.
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Devil's Garden
ABV 3.9%
An amber bronze traditional biscuit flavour beer and raisin after taste.
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Froda's Ale
ABV 4.2%
A traditional tawny bitter, with hoppy and slight liquorice taste. Named after Froda, Saxon leader of Frodsham.
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Frodsham 800
ABV 4.7%
A golden bitter beer. Single hopped with Nelson Sauvin hops. Floral with late wine flavours. Winner of Gold and Silver awards SIBA North 2009 and Frodsham Beer Festival 2009
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Iron Man
ABV 4.5%
Chestnut brown ale, nutty with a full hop flavour.
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Lammastide ABV 5%
An English wheat beer with distinct elderflower aromas.
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Maiden's Cross ABV 3.8%
A traditional bitter beer using Maris Otter malt and Northdown hops.
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MynzaMild ABV 3.9%
A mahogany mild, with fruity aftertaste.
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Night Mail ABV 4.7%
A dry, jet black stout using roasted barley, oat malt and three hop addition. Sharp with mellowing aftertaste.
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PSA ABV 4%
Golden ale lemon barley flavours with a hint of spice – for hop heads!
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Splash ABV 3.9%
A blonde, refreshing, summer beer. Crisp & citrus with hoppy flavours. Dry hopped with Cascade. Enjoy!
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Wintafest ABV 5.5%
A winter warmer beer. Dark and malty with citrus fruit, raisin and spice flavours and rich, hoppy aromas. A beer to share on cold winter nights.
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