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Cumberland Ale (4.0% Vol) Tasting
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Bitter (3.8 % Vol)
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Sneck Lifter (5.1% Vol)An award winning beer, receiving a Bronze at the 2005 Brewing Industry International Awards held in Munich. A dark beer with a reddish tinge, derived from the use of coloured malts, perfectly balanced with specially formulated brewing sugars and English aromatic hops. A strong, satisfying ale, wonderfully warming and full of complex flavours, which create an intriguing beer of great character. First introduced in 1990 as a winter warmer, Jennings Sneck Lifter has become a firm favourite in the portfolio. In northern dialect sneck means door latch and a sneck lifter was a man’s last sixpence which enabled him to lift the latch of a pub door and buy himself a pint, hoping to meet friends there who might treat him to one or two more. |
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Fortyniner
(4.9% Vol)
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Huffkin
(4.4% Vol)
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Hobgoblin 4.5% by WychwoodTasting Notes: Hobgoblin is a ruby coloured beer brewed using chocolate malt and crystal malts. This gives the beer both the dry biscuit flavour with the elements of chocolate coffee from the chocolate malt, and the sweet toffee flavours from the crystal malt. Hobgoblin is hopped with Fuggles hops in the copper which provide a full, robust, almost marmalade back ground flavour, the addition of Styrian Goldings and a small amount of fragrant US hops at the end of the boil produces a delicate floral and citrus flavour. |
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The Dog's Bollocks 5.2% by WychwoodTasting Notes: Standing out from the crowd, an old favourite returns that always lives up to its name. Pale golden, well-rounded flavours warm the pallet and come together with a hint of nuts, resulting in a robust fulsome aroma that hangs low ‘til the last. A great excuse to go and see a man about a dog. |
Worlds Biggest Liar 4.3% by JenningsTasting Notes: A dark golden brown coloured bitter with a chocolate, toffee and roasted malt aroma. A biscuity flavour with a dry hop finish. |
Old Thumper by RingwoodTasting Notes: A warm, rounded yet suprisingly pale stong beer with a luscious balance fo grain and hop leavinga bitter sweet finish with a hint of fruit.
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December |
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Redbreast 4.5% by JenningsTasting Notes: Brewed with two English whole cone hops and natural coloured malt giving a chestnut red hue to the beer. Redbreast drinks with a full flavour and a warming glow. |
Winter's Troll 5.0% by WychwoodTasting Notes: Brewed with Chocolate malt and oats this is a dark, smooth and seductive winter brew with a touch of bitterness and a rich fruity aroma. The perfect warming experience to satisfy the icy cold walk home………… Just beware of the Trolls. |
Oh be Joyful 4.8% by BrakspearTasting Notes: Rich roast malts and dark brown sugars are blended to provide round well rounded flavour, reminiscent of dried fruits and Christmas cake. The balance of sweet and bitterness satisfies the palate with a huge array of flavours. |
