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| Brewery | Beer | Town, County | ABV | Dietary | Tasting Notes | Bar | Beer Number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acorn | Barnsley Bitter | Barnsley, South Yorkshire | 3.8% | This brown bitter has a smooth malty bitterness throughout with notes of chocolate and caramel. Fruity bitter finish. | Five Points | 8 | |
| 360 degrees | Best | Sheffield Park, East Sussex | 4.2% | A traditional, copper-coloured best bitter. Brewed with Kentish hops to produce an aromatic ale with a clean bitterness. | Five Points | 3 | |
| Animal | Raccoon | Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire | 4.6% | An initial blast of tropical, blueberry and citrus flavours is balanced with a hint of roasted malt, from Carafa 1, added during the sparge. | Five Points | 16 | |
| Arundel | Sussex IPA | Arundel, West Sussex | 4.5% | Formerly known as Heritage IPA. A special bitter with a complex roast malt flavour leading to a fruity, hoppy, bitter-sweet finish. | Five Points | 19 | |
| Avalon | Isle Ale | Ashcott, Somerset | 3.8% | A malty, caramel aroma with sweet flavours of malt and caramel, as well as lighter notes of nuts, leading to a dry finish. | Five Points | 22 | |
| Bingley | Goldy Locks | Wilsden, West Yorkshire | 4.0% | Blonde made with pale crystal malt giving a delicate toffee aftertaste. Cascade aroma hop provides a refreshing citrus fragrance. | Five Points | 32 | |
| Bingley | Indian Brown Ale | Wilsden, West Yorkshire | 5.5% | Smooth, mid to dark brown ale with aromas of chocolate, coffee & spice with a hint of fruitiness. Flavours of blackcurrant, chocolate and citrus. A blend of toast barley, chocolate malt and base malt. Hopped with Columbus & Mittlefruh. | Five Points | 34 | |
| Blue Bee | Hillfoot Best Bitter | Sheffield, South Yorkshire | 4.0% | Traditional dark chestnut fruity best bitter. | Five Points | 38 | |
| Bexley | Session Ruby Ale | Erith, Greater London | 3.7% | This ruby ale with crystal malt and English Goldings has a rich malty flavour at a session strength. | Five Points | 33 | |
| Big Hand | Pendragon | Wrexham, North-East Wales | 3.9% | Red Ale - American Amber / Red. | Five Points | 35 | |
| Branscombe Vale | Branoc | Branscombe, Devon | 3.8% | Traditional Ale. Nose is light caramel and fruits. Flavour is of light malts, some fruits. Slightly bitter finish. | Five Points | 44 | |
| Bond | Best of British | Wokingham, Berkshire | 4.0% | Brewed using three blends of malted barley and wheat to provide a full bodied, rich copper coloured, nutty and biscuity session bitter. | Five Points | 43 | |
| Bond | Moore Beer | Wokingham, Berkshire | 4.0% | A robust defensive line-up of 4 English malts & wheat, whilst English First Gold hops provides the mid-field Bitterness and roams upfront with English Cascade to provide flavour & aroma. | Five Points | 47 | |
| Bude | Neet Bitter | Bude, Cornwall | 3.7% | Named after the river flowing through Bude town. This light bitter has an elderflower scent and is extremely refreshing with a citrus aftertaste. | Five Points | 54 | |
| Buffys | Norweigan Blue | Wicklewood, Norfolk | 4.9% | Maris Otter malts, flavoured with premium American Mount Hood hops. English Fuggles and Goldings hops provide the balancing bitterness in this malty complex best bitter. | Five Points | 58 | |
| Brentwood | Hope & Glory | Brentwood, Essex | 4.5% | A well balanced bitter with full malt flavours and a lightness of the hops coming through in the flavour, leaving a pleasing end note and lingering bitterness. | Five Points | 51 | |
| Brentwood | Summer Virgin | Brentwood, Essex | 4.5% | A classic golden ale, with balanced citrus notes. | Five Points | 57 | |
| Cheddar Ales | Crown & Glory | Cheddar, Somerset | 4.6% | Medium bodied with a hint of sweetness give the hops a nice balance that also allow the malt flavours to shine through. | Five Points | 68 | |
| Burton Bridge | Draught Burton Ale | Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire | 4.8% | Fruity orange aroma leads to hoppy start, hop and fruit body then fruity aftertaste. Dry finish with fruity hints. | Five Points | 63 | |
| Bushys | Castletown Bitter | Braddan, Isle of Man | 3.5% | A light, golden beer full of floral and citrus hints. A refreshing session beer. | Five Points | 65 | |
| Cairngorm | Cairngorm Gold | Aviemore, Highlands and Western Isles | 4.5% | Golden coloured, light bodied continental style beer with Saaz hops - refreshing and zesty. | Five Points | 69 | |
| Coastal | Hop Monster | Redruth, Cornwall | 3.7% | A thirst-quenching, strikingly hoppy session bitter, with a citrus fruit finish. | Five Points | 78 | |
| Chiltern | Beechwood Bitter | Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire | 4.3% | This pale brown beer has a balanced butterscotch/toffee aroma, with a slight hop note. The taste balances bitterness and sweetness, leading to a long bitter finish. | Five Points | 71 | |
| Chiltern | Chiltern Gold | Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire | 3.9% | This light golden honeyed ale dances across the tongue with summer flavours. Biscuity malt notes and hopped with the rare UK grown Cascade producing a beautiful citrus & grapefruit aroma. | Five Points | 73 | |
| Conwy | Clogwyn Gold | Conwy, Llysfaen, North-West Wales | 3.6% | Pale session ale, with a hint of grapefruit slightly sweet with a bitter finish. | Five Points | 89 | |
| Derventio | Centurian | Darley Abbey, Derbyshire | 4.3% | Amber bitter with a hoppy aftertaste. | Five Points | 94 | |
| Derventio | Gold | Darley Abbey, Derbyshire | 4.2% | A pale bitter with subtle character and an outstanding hop finish using Citra and Aurura hops. | Five Points | 96 | |
| Dorking | DB One | Capel, Surrey | 4.2% | Pale flagship bitter, 100% English grain, Bramling Cross hops. | Five Points | 104 | |
| Downton | Quadhop | Downton, Wiltshire | 3.9% | Pale golden session beer, initially hoppy on the palette with some fruit and a strong hoppiness in the aftertaste. | Five Points | 107 | |
| Dorking | Washington Gold | Capel, Surrey | 3.8% | Showcasing the Simcoe hop from Washington state. Great aroma of passion fruit and refreshing fruity flavour with balanced bitterness. | Five Points | 112 | |
| Exeter | Avocet | Exeter, Devon | 3.9% | Organic. A lager coloured bitter, fruity and sweet from nose to aftertaste. Slight maltyness balances pineapple. Light session ale. | Five Points | 116 | |
| Exeter | County Best | Exeter, Devon | 4.6% | Premium strength best bitter. Rich malt fruity flavour. Smooth bitter-sweet finish. | Five Points | 118 | |
| Exeter | Ferryman | Exeter, Devon | 4.2% | Classic copper coloured session ale. Well balanced sweet warm malt flavour. Crisp bitter finish. | Five Points | 124 | |
| Exeter | 'FraidNot | Exeter, Devon | 4.0% | Deep golden straw in colour, this ale has a terrific hoppy aroma. | Five Points | 126 | |
| Exeter | Tomahawk | Exeter, Devon | 3.5% | Well balanced flavour with a great combination of hop & malt. | Five Points | 121 | |
| Fuller's | London Pride | London, Greater London | 4.1% | Well balanced smooth best bitter with orange citrus fruit, malt and hops in aroma and flavour, which linger into a slightly bitter aftertaste. Honey and toffee develop as the beer matures. | Five Points | 138 | |
| Fyne Ales | Jarl | Cairndow, Argyll and The Isles | 3.8% | Has strong citrus notes, through use of the Citra hop. | Five Points | 137 | |
| Goachers | Fine Light | Maidstone, Kent | 3.7% | A pale, golden brown bitter with a strong, floral, hoppy aroma and aftertaste. A hoppy and moderately malty session beer. | New Wharf | 141 | |
| Hammerpot | Brighton Belle | Poling, West Sussex | 4.6% | Pale amber bitter. Fresh floral hops notes, spicy orange, crisp grapefruit and a hint of caramel. | New Wharf | 156 | |
| Great Heck | Zeus | Great Heck, North Yorkshire | 4.5% | Clean golden ale has moderate bitterness and packs a hoppy, resinous punch of citrusy aromas and flavours and aroma from the addition of lashings of Zeus hops in the boil and Columbus during fermentation. | New Wharf | 151 | |
| Great North Eastern | Claspers Citra Blonde | Gateshead, Tyne and Wear | 3.8% | A light pale ale with strong citrus notes. Citra hops dominate. | New Wharf | 155 | |
| Heritage | Charington IPA | Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire | 4.5% | Recreation of the classic Charrington IPA, brewed using the original yeast strains. English-style IPA, copper in colour with a floral aroma. The flavours are English hops with some fruity notes and a bitter finish. | New Wharf | 161 | |
| Hop Back | Groovy Mover | Downton, Wiltshire | 4.6% | Medium to strong pale ale with spicy bitterness and a strong hoppy finish with herbal notes and fruity flavours to balance the bitterness. | New Wharf | 169 | |
| Itchen Valley | Pure Gold | New Alresford, Hampshire | 4.8% | Aromatic hoppy, strong bitter. Golden coloured, with initial maltiness and grapefruit counter-balanced with some sweetness, leading to dry finish. | New Wharf | 173 | |
| Kelham Island | Riders On The Storm | Sheffield, South Yorkshire | 4.5% | A robust golden pale ale with berry notes and very slight roasted notes. | New Wharf | 177 | |
| Kirkby Lonsdale | Pennine Ambler | Kirkby Lonsdale, Cumbria | 4.1% | Amber Ale. | New Wharf | 179 | |
| Lincoln Green | Hood Best | Nottingham, Nottinghamshire | 4.2% | Heroic Best Bitter in a classic English style, giving a full-rounded bitterness coming from a combination of classic English and Mounthood hops. | New Wharf | 186 | |
| Lacons | Affinity | Great Yarmouth, Norfolk | 4.8% | A bouncy citrus nose. Orange notes soar over an astringent hoppiness softened by a gentle malt background. A growing hop finish. | New Wharf | 183 | |
| Little Ox | Tackley Bitter | Freeland, Oxfordshire | 4.0% | A refreshing bitter with biscuit notes. | New Wharf | 192 | |
| Lymestone | Stone Cutter | Stone, Staffordshire | 3.7% | Hoppy and grassy aroma, clean, sharp and refreshing. A hint of caramel start then intense bitterness emerges with a good bitter aftertaste and touch of mouthwatering astringency. | New Wharf | 200 | |
| Little Critters | Malty Python | Sheffield, South Yorkshire | 4.8% | English malt, added a dose of Munich malt and wheat for body, then balanced this sweetness with some bite from the best quality whole hops, giving it a spicy taste and a smooth but lightly bitter finish. | New Wharf | 195 | |
| Marko Paulo | Walpole's Wallop | London, Greater London | 4.5% | Exclusive festival special from the Marko Paulo brewery at the Owl and the Pussycat. Traditional English Best Bitter: light-bodied and well-balanced with a lingering, bitter finish. | New Wharf | 202 | |
| Long Man | Long Blonde | Litlington, East Sussex | 3.8% | A light coloured golden Ale with a distinctive hoppy aroma and crisp clean bitterness on the finish. Smooth light and refreshing. | New Wharf | 201 | |
| Marble | Pint | Manchester, Greater Manchester | 3.9% | VG U | Dry session bitter. NZ Hops, notes of citrus and grapefruit. Plenty of character. | New Wharf | 207 |
| Moor Beer | Revival | Bristol, Gloucestershire and Bristol | 3.8% | VG U | A very hoppy and refreshing bitter, brewed to celebrate the revival of the brewery. | New Wharf | 213 |
| Mordue | Ragdie Gadgie | North Shields, Tyne and Wear | 4.8% | Strong bitter with plenty of fruit and hops. | New Wharf | 221 | |
| New Wharf Brewing Co | England | Maidenhead, Berkshire | 5.0% | VG U | Full bodied golden ale pack full of American and English hops. | New Wharf | 225 |
| Oakham | JHB (Jeffrey Hudson Bitter) | Peterborough, Cambridgeshire | 3.8% | Golden beer whose aroma is dominated by hops that give characteristic citrus notes. | New Wharf | 232 | |
| Oakham | Bishops Farewell | Peterborough, Cambridgeshire | 4.6% | Powerfully citrusy, the hops and fruit on the aroma of this golden/yellow beer become bittersweet on the palate. Zesty citrus aftertaste. | New Wharf | 233 | |
| Oakham | Endless Summer | Peterborough, Cambridgeshire | 3.4% | Light and refreshing summer beer begins with a fruity aroma and taste before an endless wave of bitterness. | New Wharf | 239 | |
| One Mile End | Docker's Delight Bitter | London, Greater London | 4.2% | Best bitter with caramelised toffee and fruit on palate and aroma. Earthy, spicy hops fade in the dry lingering finish. | New Wharf | 242 | |
| One Mile End | India Red Ale | London, Greater London | 4.7% | Collaboration with Shotover, Oxford. A hoppy amber/red ale. | New Wharf | 244 | |
| Piddle | Bent Copper | Dorchester, Dorset | 4.8% | Smooth strong bitter made with the dark crystal malt and English Hops. Herbal and fresh cut grass aroma | New Wharf | 248 | |
| Portobello Brewing | Star | London, Greater London | 4.3% | Pale brown malty best bitter with a sweetish nose, a fruity flavour and a bitter finish. Hints of nut on the palate and some hops throughout. | New Wharf | 252 | |
| Portobello Brewing | Summer Blonde | London, Greater London | 4.2% | Refreshing crisp beer giving soft fruit and citrus undertones. Made with Citra and Eldorado hops. | New Wharf | 254 | |
| Purple Moose | Dark Side Of The Moose | Porthmadog, North-West Wales | 4.6% | Dark ale with a deep malt flavour and a fruity bitterness. | New Wharf | 261 | |
| Purple Moose | Snowdonia Ale | Porthmadog, North-West Wales | 3.6% | Golden, refreshing bitter with citrus fruit hoppiness in aroma and taste. The full mouthfeel leads to a long-lasting, dry, bitter finish. | New Wharf | 263 | |
| Rebellion | Smuggler | Marlow Bottom, Buckinghamshire | 4.2% | A red-brown beer, well-bodied and bitter with an uncompromisingly dry, bitter finish. | New Wharf | 269 | |
| Rebellion | Unifier | Marlow Bottom, Buckinghamshire | 4.2% | July monthly special - Tawny and Hoppy. | New Wharf | 272 | |
| Rebellion | Zebedee | Marlow Bottom, Buckinghamshire | 4.7% | A clean and fresh, straw-coloured pale ale with a crisp bitterness and a tropical fruit aroma. | New Wharf | 274 | |
| Redemption | Trinity | London, Greater London | 3.0% | Refreshing golden beer with strong citrus notes throughout. The strong bitterness is softened by a little sweet malt character. | New Wharf | 280 | |
| Rebellion | Roasted Nuts | Marlow Bottom, Buckinghamshire | 4.6% | A deep ruby-coloured, complex beer packed with intense malt and hop character. | New Wharf | 271 | |
| Redemption | Hopspur | London, Greater London | 4.5% | Amber ale with chewy biscuit malt flavours, slightly sweet with some roast malt edging through. Hops provide citrus and pine flavours and easy bitter finish. | New Wharf | 277 | |
| Revolutions Brewing Co | Everybody Wants To Rule The World | Whitwood, West Yorkshire | 4.5% | Blonde Ale. | West Berkshire | 282 | |
| Revolutions Brewing Co | Grip | Whitwood, West Yorkshire | 3.9% | Chestnut coloured session strength Yorkshire ale. | West Berkshire | 284 | |
| Reunion Ales | Beardtongue | London, Greater London | 4.5% | Reddish-brown best bitter with chocolate and damson aroma and flavour with some honey. Lingering sweet finish with dry cocoa. | West Berkshire | 281 | |
| Reunion Ales | Opening Gambit | London, Greater London | 3.8% | Traditional bitter with pleasant balance of biscuit, hop and bitter orange. Bitterness builds strongly in the lingering finish. | West Berkshire | 283 | |
| Salopian | Darwin's Origin | Hadnall, Shropshire | 4.3% | A light copper ale with a striking hop profile which is balanced by a refined malt finish. | West Berkshire | 291 | |
| Salopian | Hop Twister | Hadnall, Shropshire | 4.5% | A premium bitter with a citrus flavour and complex hop finish. Refreshing and crisp. | West Berkshire | 293 | |
| Sarah Hughes | Sedgley Surprise | Dudley, West Midlands | 5.0% | A golden premium ale brewed with Maris Otter and hopped with goldings to give the beer a hoppy bitter taste with a malty body and sweet finish. | West Berkshire | 303 | |
| South Hams | Devon Pride | Kingsbridge, Devon | 3.8% | A dark amber coloured beer, smooth to drink with a malty palate. | West Berkshire | 307 | |
| Southwark | Bankside Blonde | London, Greater London | 3.8% | Refreshing fruity golden ale with grapefruit aroma and flavour fading in the dry lingering bitter finish. Some peppery hops. | West Berkshire | 312 | |
| Southwark | Routemaster Red | London, Greater London | 4.2% | Pale, crystal and cara red malts give a subtle red ale a hoppy flavour of peach and passionfruit. | West Berkshire | 316 | |
| Stockport | Crown Best | Stockport, Greater Manchester | 4.2% | Amber ale with a smooth hoppy taste. Double hopped with dry finish. | West Berkshire | 319 | |
| Thames Side Brewery | Harrier Bitter | Staines-upon-Thames, Surrey | 3.4% | Traditional English session beer. | West Berkshire | 324 | |
| Three Castles | Corn Dolly | Pewsey, Wiltshire | 4.7% | Honey coloured, easy drinking, slightly floral, delicate aroma with a unique blend of lager malt & hops. | West Berkshire | 334 | |
| Tiny Rebel | Juicy | Newport, Gwent | 4.8% | Immensely tropical golden ale with pungent fruit aromas and a flavour. | West Berkshire | 338 | |
| Thornbridge | Wild swan | Bakewell, Derbyshire | 3.5% | U | White gold in colour with aromas of light bitter lemon, a hint of herb and a subtle spiciness. | West Berkshire | 337 |
| Tring | Colley's Dog | Tring, Hertfordshire | 5.2% | A dark-coloured ale with a long dry finish and overtones of malt and walnuts. | West Berkshire | 346 | |
| Tonbridge | Coppernob | East Peckham,, Kent | 3.8% | A fairly dry, rich copper coloured ale with taste in depth. Robust fruity flavour from Challenger, Fuggles and Golding hops. | West Berkshire | 345 | |
| Tring | Fanny Ebbs | Tring, Hertfordshire | 3.9% | Blonde coloured ale with citrus hop aroma imparted by Cascade and Saaz hops. | West Berkshire | 349 | |
| Tring | Moongazing | Tring, Hertfordshire | 4.2% | Amber, red-hued with a rounded bitterness and a hoppy aftertaste. | West Berkshire | 352 | |
| Tring | Side Pocket for a Toad | Tring, Hertfordshire | 3.6% | A straw coloured ale with citrus notes and floral aroma with a crisp dry finish. | West Berkshire | 354 | |
| Twickenham | Daisy Cutter | Twickenham, Greater London | 6.1% | Sweetish, malty gold beer with a slight bitterness and hints of fruit in the flavour and aftertaste. | West Berkshire | 360 | |
| Turpin's | Strawberry Haze | Sawston, Cambridgeshire | 3.9% | A smooth, refreshing beer with citrus and hoppy aromas, tropical fruit and pine flavours and a subtle hint of strawberries. | West Berkshire | 353 | |
| Twickenham | Naked Ladies | Twickenham, Greater London | 4.4% | Refreshing dark golden ale with a touch of spicy hop in the flavour but fruit dominates with a lasting bitterness. | West Berkshire | 355 | |
| Vale | Red Kite | Brill, Buckinghamshire | 4.3% | Refreshing, chestnut-coloured beer with a bitter finish. | West Berkshire | 366 | |
| Vale | Under the boat | Brill, Buckinghamshire | 4.5% | Deep golden ale. | West Berkshire | 368 | |
| Vale | Wychert | Brill, Buckinghamshire | 3.9% | Woody flavours are notable in this malty beer with a finish of port and berries on the nose. | West Berkshire | 363 | |
| West Berkshire | Good Old Boy | Yattendon, Berkshire | 4.0% | Well-rounded, tawny bitter with malt and hops dominating throughout. A balancing bitterness accompanies the taste and aftertaste. | West Berkshire | 382 | |
| West Berkshire | Mr Chubbs Lunchtime Bitter | Yattendon, Berkshire | 3.7% | A drinkable, balanced, session bitter. A malty caramel note dominates aroma and taste and is accompanied by a nutty bitter sweetness and a hoppy aftertaste. | West Berkshire | 388 | |
| Westerham | 1965 Special Bitter Ale | Westerham, Kent | 4.8% | A clean, refreshing bitter with a full-bodied flavour. | West Berkshire | 381 | |
| Wild Weather | Betrayal | Aldermaston, Berkshire | 4.0% | U | Tropical fruity flavours of limes, pineapple, mango and orange assault the senses leaving a long lingering hop tang. | West Berkshire | 391 |
| Worsthorne | Old Trout | Briercliffe, Lancashire | 4.5% | A red/brown ale- this beer is beautifully balanced, lightly bittered and very smooth to drink. | West Berkshire | 399 | |
| Wimbledon | Copper Leaf Ale | Wimbledon, Greater London | 4.0% | Burst of citrus, floral and tropical flavours from America and British hops overlay the complex malt characters of rye, caramel and spice. | West Berkshire | 406 | |
| Wimbledon | SW19 Summer Ale | Wimbledon, Greater London | 4.0% | Well-balanced golden ale with a honeyed citrus and a gentle hopping on the palate, becoming peppery in the bitter finish. | West Berkshire | 408 | |
| Woodforde's | Nelson's Revenge Bitter | Woodbastwick, Norfolk | 4.5% | An infusion of vine fruit, malt and hops provide a rich, rewarding experience. The aromas and flavours bounce merrily along to a sweet, Madeira-like finale. | West Berkshire | 401 | |
| Yeovil | Fabarillo | Yeovil, Somerset | 4.2% | Crisp golden coloured bitter with light citrus notes and hints of elderflower in the aroma. | West Berkshire | 403 | |
| Yeovil | Star Gazer | Yeovil, Somerset | 4.0% | Dark copper bitter with late-hopped floral bouquet. | West Berkshire | 407 | |
| Windsor and Eton | Corker | Windsor, Berkshire | 4.0% | A golden easy drinking summer ale with a twist. | West Berkshire | 414 | |
| Windsor and Eton | Eton Boatman | Windsor, Berkshire | 4.2% | A golden summer ale with citrus and fruit flavours from the New World hops. The finish is easy on the palate. | West Berkshire | 416 | |
| XT | XT13 | Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire | 4.5% | A red-coloured ale, brewed with a range of citrus aromatic hops selected from around the Pacific rim. | West Berkshire | 422 | |
| XT | XT4 | Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire | 3.8% | A balanced, mellow session amber-coloured ale with pine and citrus hop notes. | West Berkshire | 426 | |
| Chiltern | Beachwood Bitter - IN WOOD | Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire | 4.3% | This pale brown beer has a balanced butterscotch/toffee aroma, with a slight hop note. The taste balances bitterness and sweetness, leading to a long bitter finish. | Moncada | 427 | |
| Half Moon | Old Forge Bitter - IN WOOD | York, East Yorkshire | 3.8% | A very bright amber coloured ale with a soft spiced lemon and honeyed flavour. | Moncada | 437 |