Bitter

Ingredients: Golden Promise malt; Styrian Goldings, Goldings and Fuggles hops; Oldham Brewery yeast. First brewed in 1952 as a bottled beer called ...

Premium Kentish Ale.Originally produced in 1990 as a bottle conditioned 4.7% premium bitter as part of the 50th anniversary of the Battle Of Britai...

Canned. Nitro and non-nitro. Tetley’s Smoothflow (3.8%)Widget Can A beer in the same style as its draught counterpart, but with a higher alcohol co...

Fursty Ferret has a sweet nutty palate, hoppy aroma and a hint of Seville oranges, give this tawny amber ale its distinctive personality. Recommend...

Why should anyone miss out? Think about it, isn’t the designated driver’s lot tough enough without being stuck drinking flavourless not-quite beer?...

Bottle conditioned. Formerly contract brewed by Brakspear. Currently contract brewed at Hepworth for Beer Counter, under the supervision of Peter S...

Originally brewed by McEwan’s at the Fountain brewery in Edinburgh. Production moved from Fountain to the Caledonian Brewery in 2004. The McEwan’s ...

Brewed to a recipe combining pale and crystal malts with choicest traditional ale hop varieties. The beer has a long, deep, bitter-sweet finish wit...

An Australian style bitter ale with a deeply delicious full malt flavour and pleasant hop bitterness from Tasmanian and New Zealand hops. An easy d...

Extra Smooth is served with nitrogen. There’s also an Extra Cold - the same beer, but at a lower temperature. Previously 4.0%, 3.8% "John Smiths is...

A golden coloured ale with an intense grainy nose, rich and fruity on the palate with a lingering hint of hop in the finish.

Black Sheep Ale is a powerfully flavoured pint that packs a punch with rich fruit aromas and a distinctively smooth, bittersweet taste.

Speight's Gold Medal Ale is a full strength bitter ale with a hint of “grassy” undertones that add to its complexity. The use of Speight's malts an...