Our Beer Garage advent calendar will be in stock over the next few weeks. Containing 24 bottles and cans of fantastic beer from all over the world this will be sure to get you or a loved one in the festive mood. Each calendar will contain a variety of pale ales, pilsners, saisons, stouts, red ales, IPAs, weissbiers, DIPAs and much much more. We cant tell you the names of all the beers but expect a mixture of the very best breweries all of which have been tasted and approved by us. We will include a few local lads and some of the beers which have made our top ten during 2017 so quality is assured. The price includes free delivery within our normal delivery radius and because we have only
Another big week for new brews. BeaverTown Dead & Berried Brewed in collaboration with Other Half. Have you woken up with bleary eyes, a sore head, aching joints and a deep yet inexplicable sense of regret? Then you need Dead and Berried! It may look just like freshly squeezed ruby grapefruit juice, smell a bit like ruby grapefruit juice intoxicatingly intermingled with the aroma of fresh tobacco, and taste a bit like ruby grapefruit juice, hints of tobacco, a raft of ripe raspberries, and just a pinch of chicory bitterness, but it’s actually beer and beer cures everything! Smashable! (And Berry good) Pale Ale – 6.2% – 330ml MagicRock TimeQuake “A collaboration with San Diego brew wizards M
Its been a good week for new beer. Arriving this week and available to order on our site: Northern Monk / Mango Lassi Heathen NM have always thought that the popular Heathen Citra IPA tastes just like mangoes. And then they thought... why don't they put actual mangoes in it? So here it is, a twisted rendition of Heathen, infused with mangoes and lactose for a mellow fruit IPA as luscious as your favourite creamy smoothie. Back in bigger 440ml cans. 7.2% Northern Monk / Strannik Imperial stout is descended from the strongest, "stoutest" porter brewed in Britain in the 18th century, which found favour with the Tsar of Russia in St. Petersburg, where it was believed to have earned its "imperi
