Archive for October, 2025
A Tribe Called Quench
Beer: A Tribe Called Quench Brewery: Electric Bear %ABV: 4.5% Description: Big flavour. Easy drinking. All vibe. A Tribe Called Quench is a hop-forward Pale led by Galaxy, backed up […]
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Theroux The Looking Glass
Beer: Theroux The Looking Glass Brewery: Electric Bear %ABV: 3.8% Description: Take a step Theroux the looking glass and into a Pale Ale that balances session strength with bold flavour. […]
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Bob’s Your Uncle (keg)
Beer: Bob’s Your Uncle (keg) Brewery: Electric Bear %ABV: 5.4% Description:A proper pint with a tip of the hat to tradition, this English IPA is all about classic charm and […]
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First Date (keg)
Beer: First Date (keg) Brewery: Electric Bear X Only With Love collab %ABV: 8% Description: Like the best kind of first date: sweet, rich, and a little bit indulgent. Brewed […]
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Hold your colour
Beer: Hold your colour Brewery: Tiny Rebel %ABV: 4.3% Description: Red IPAs are in our DNA and we’ve cooked up another fantastic one for you in September. Drink in/Takeaway Price […]
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Government Ale
Beer: Government Ale Brewery: Iron Pier %ABV: 3.3% Description: Born out of WW1 rationing, “Government Ale” set the stage for the easy-drinking milds that became a British pub favourite. Iron […]
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Hop Pickers Pale
Beer: Hop Pickers Pale Brewery: Anspach & Hobday %ABV: 4.2% Description: An ode to the hop and the hands that pick them. The combination of Citra, Nectaron and Hallertau Blanc […]
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Fallen Leaf
Beer: Fallen Leaf Brewery: Wimbledon %ABV: 4.8% Description: Copper Leaf & XXXK Blend Drink in/Takeaway Price per pint: £4/£3.25
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Copper Leaf
Beer: Green Ernest Brewery: Wimbledon %ABV: 4% Description: Copper Leaf showcases the best of the English and American brewing traditions. Maris Otter malt couples with Red Rye, providing a rich […]
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Green Ernest
Beer: Green Ernest Brewery: Kent %ABV: 4.6% Description: A deliciously fruity pale ale packed with freshly picked Ernest, a modern variety of which we were involved in its early trials. […]
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