Beers Case

Crisp, clean and understated, this is a modern take on a classic lager style. Fresh aromas of lemon peel and light floral hops sit over a lean, snappy palate with subtle malt sweetness. Perfectly judged carbonation and bitterness keep it refreshing and precise, finishing dry and thirst-quenching, making it an ideal anytime beer.

Crisp, finely detailed and classically proportioned, this pilsner lets the tardif de bourgogne hop take centre stage. A near-forgotten French noble hop, it brings distinctive herbal notes of laurel, lavender and lemon balm, alongside a subtle apricot lift. The palate is taut and refreshing, with precise bitterness and a dry, elegant finish that lingers with gentle aromatic persistence.

Soft, aromatic and gently expressive, this witbier leans into floral lift and citrus freshness. Notes of orange peel, chamomile and subtle spice rise from the glass, followed by a light, softly textured palate. Wheat brings a gentle roundness, while bright acidity and restrained bitterness keep it refreshing, elegant and easy-going, finishing clean with a delicate herbal lift.

Light, gently characterful and built for effortless drinking, this table beer delivers subtle charm rather than intensity. Soft cereal notes and a hint of citrus lead into a delicate, low-alcohol palate with refreshing lift. Bitterness is minimal and well judged, allowing balance and drinkability to shine, making it ideal for long lunches and relaxed afternoons.

Bright, modern and effortlessly drinkable, this pale ale leans hard into freshness. Aromas of citrus peel, pineapple and ripe stone fruit lead into a softly hazy palate packed with juicy hop flavour. Bitterness is well judged and gently supportive, keeping everything balanced, lively and refreshing, with a clean finish that makes it deliciously moreish. Canned intentionally hazy.

Balanced, honest and satisfying, this is a textbook example of a best bitter done properly. Gentle aromas of biscuit malt, light toffee and earthy hops lead into a smooth, mid-weight palate. Malt sweetness and hop bitterness are perfectly in sync, delivering freshness without aggression and a softly drying finish that rewards steady, slow drinking.