Beers & Ciders

A straw-coloured bitter which initially seems sweet, but a complex dry, hoppy taste soon predominates.

Probably the best example of the traditional Black Country style of bitter. No better partner to a lunchtime snack!

NB- Please note due to excessive breakages we can only offer local delivery for the mighty Bathams'

Batham's Brewery

British Floor Malts, dry hopped for pine and citrus undertones to give an uplifting and crisp taste.

Birmingham Brewing Co.

Citrus Pale Ale - British floor malt combined with British bittering hops and new world citrus hops, producing a thirst quenching freshness.

Birmingham Brewing Co.

Triple Hopped Bitter - British caramel floor malt with triple hops for bitterness, liquorice and tropical fruit aromas, producing a unique depth and intensity.

Birmingham Brewing Co.

IPA - British pale floor malt, Mix of British and new world hops for maximum bitterness, an explosion of full flavoured hops.

Birmingham Brewing Co.

Appearance Deep dark red colour, with a light pink, compact and lacing head.
Aroma Soft fruity aroma, with hints of almond and mildly sour cherries.
Flavour Sweet and fruity, with a nice balance between sweet and sour. An excellent dessert beer.

Brouwerij Huyghe

the full pleasure of a blond, multi-grain special beer, without the alcohol. Brewed to enjoy anywhere and anytime.

Brouwerij Huyghe

Kasteel Rouge 0.0% offers an alcohol-free and above all very tasty beer experience. The link to the original Kasteel Rouge is unmistakable: a ruby-red specialty beer with a rich head and a recognizable flavor palette. The slightly sweet aroma with hints of elderflower provides the impetus for a refreshing specialty beer, brewed without alcohol and packed with flavor.

Kasteel Brouwerij

LA CHOUFFE 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.

Brasserie d'Achouffe

A brand that has been owned by the Boon family for decades. Previously only brewed once a year, they're now working to flesh out the brand and bring it back to life. Top fermented, luscious Belgian Dark Strong Ale, plenty of liquorice, raisin, and brown sugar notes to it.

Duivelsbier

Warsteiner

Pale blonde with a delicate stable head. On the nose slightly malty with a nich touch of spice. In the mouth gently warming with a round elegant flavour followed by a long, dry finish.

Brouwerij Huyghe

Augustiner

It's a glass shape...you and your filthy minds...

Amber coloured, top-fermented beer with a lively taste and velvet soft aroma. Brewed with Saaz hops and 100% pure malt, without the addition of maize or other brewers sugars, De Koninck is a great thirst quencher and best enjoyed out of a ‘Bolleke’, the famous bowl shaped glass.

St.Bernardus Tripel is a traditional abbey beer that follows the classic tripel style. In the Watou region a tripel is often referred to as a ‘Bernadetje’. A fine tribute that pays homage to Bernadette, the youngest daughter of Evariste Deconinck, the man to whom the monks of Abbaye Sainte Marie du Mont des Cats sold their Belgian property in 1934.

St Bernardus

Founded in 1997 in Knightwick by the Clift family with the intention of using hops grown at the family farm to make beer to sell in their pub, The Talbot. Over 25 years later, the now multiple award winning brewery, still only uses hops from Worcestershire & Herefordshire with UK barley and recently went Gluten Free.

All the easy drinking virtues of a light ale. Brewed with Worcestershire Challenger and Goldings hops to give a vivid hop aroma and a subtle bitterness. Perfect with a light lunch or to quaff on it's own.

Teme Valley Brewery

Founded in 1997 in Knightwick by the Clift family with the intention of using hops grown at the family farm to make beer to sell in their pub, The Talbot. Over 25 years later, the now multiple award winning brewery, still only uses hops from Worcestershire & Herefordshire with UK barley and recently went Gluten Free.

Hops grown in the UK are normally harvested during September and early October. The cones are separated from the bine and then dried immediately on a kiln, and pressed into bales to be stored until used – maybe for more than a year. An advantage of the brewery's location in one of the prime hop growing regions in the country is the opportunity to make green hopped beers during harvest season- pitched into the beer within an hour of picking gives a huge bright lump of fresh hoppy aromas and flavours. Try it as an aperitif and savour the unique flavour.

Teme Valley Brewery

Founded in 1997 in Knightwick by the Clift family with the intention of using hops grown at the family farm to make beer to sell in their pub, The Talbot. Over 25 years later, the now multiple award winning brewery, still only uses hops from Worcestershire & Herefordshire with UK barley and recently went Gluten Free.

A chestnut coloured best bitter brewed with crystal malt to give a robust malt flavour. Challenger and Sovereign hops give a bitterness to balance any sweetness. A perfect partner to stews or rich meals.

Teme Valley Brewery

Be surprised by the new Chouffe Framboise. Its light reddish-brown color already hints at its fruity nature: aromas of fresh raspberries, floral accents, and a slightly spicy touch. It is the mildest beer in the Chouffe family, but it certainly stands out.

Brasserie d'Achouffe