| Beerblefish | Imperial Mild | 7.1% | Walthamstow - Greater London | Full of rich coffee and sweet chocolate note, a moreish mild. | BAR A | |
| Wimbledon | Brother Frater | 6.7% | Wimbledon - Greater London | In the British Brewing tradition of the 18th Century, many of the London breweries would have a Stock Ale (in this instance, the Speyside Whisky Barrel-Aged XXXK Vintage Ale), which they would blend with a running beer (in this case, Quartermaine). Brother Frater is a blend of the 10% XXXK with a 5.8% English IPA resulting in an especially fruity 6.7% quaffable beer. | BAR D | |
| Wimbledon | XXXK | 12.7% | Wimbledon - Greater London | The inspiration behind the brew was the discovery of a late 19th-century poster from the Victorian-era Wimbledon Brewery, advertising ‘XXXK Strong Ale’. This is a style which also came to be known as barley wine – that is, beer of alcohol by volume typically ranging from 8-12%. | BAR D | |