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A beer brewed in the traditional manner to produce the rounded flavour and sharp bitterness of a classic bitter, finishing with a full happy and pleasant aftertaste.

 

A golden beer brewed especially for the Centenary of Chester's famous Eastgate clock. The fruity foretaste is followed by a mellow acceptable finish of hops.
Winner of the Ludlow Food & Drinks Festival Oct 2002 Awarded "Champion Beer of Cheshire" Macclesfield Beer Festival 2003

   

A beer for the connoisseur. A 'premium' bitter with a smooth, full bodied flavour. Dark roasted malt produces a deep colour and the use of the whole hops provide that extra flavour and aroma to what will be a memorable and lasting experience.

Awarded 'Best Premium Beer CAMRA (Bradford Branch), 1995
   

An amber beer with a smooth, fruity foretaste finishing with the distinctive aroma and flavour of Styrian Goldings
Warning: Take care, it creeps up on you
Winner of Nantwich Beer Festival 2004
   

A straw coloured beer for the summer months ideally, but can be enjoyed in all the seasons. The addition of wheat malt producing a full and memorable foretaste, with 'Goldings' adding a lingering, unique dry finish.

Awarded  'Beer of the Festival' - CAMRA (Wirral),1996

Awarded  'Beer of the Festival' - Oktoberfest (Warrington),1998
Awarded  'Beer of the Festival' - CAMRA (Wirral),2004
Awarded "Champion Beer of Cheshire" Nantwich Beer Festival 2005
Champion Beer Strong Bitter Bronze 2006Awarded Champion Beer Strong Bitter Bronze 2006
Awarded 'Bronze for Strong Beers' at Great British Beer Festival 2006

   

A traditionally brewed blonde ale with a smooth foretaste
and a fruity hoppy finish, making it an easy drinking
ale of distinction