This very moorish 4% session ale has a burnished copper colour. The taste is fresh and zingy with a strong malt overtone. The hops are Admiral for bitterness and Perle and Cascade for aroma. Pale, Crystal and Amber malts give a depth to the ale. This ale is complementary to food and nice to just drink and share with friends.
This is a special bitter at 5%. The colour is that of conkers. The taste is of coffee and caramel derived from a complex malt profile of Pale, Chocolate, Crystal and Amber. Plus added Mollases. This is a classic combination of Goldings for bitterness and Fuggles and Goldings for aroma. Finished is an ale to be considered and enjoyed like reading the Sunday papers in a wing back leather chair.
HAMPSHIRE BEER OF THE YEAR 2009/10
This is a Golden summer ale at 4.4%, light in character. This is a hoppy ale with fresh cut grass and hedgerow qualities, leaving a nice dry after taste that invites you to take the next mouthful. The malt profile is simple but not bland, furnishing the hops with the right stage for a stella performance.
This very moorish 4% session ale has a burnished copper colour. The taste is fresh and zingy with a strong malt overtone. The hops are Admiral for bitterness and Perle and Cascade for aroma. Pale, Crystal and Amber malts give a depth to the ale. This ale is complementary to food and nice to just drink and share with friends.
This is a special bitter at 5%. The colour is that of conkers. The taste is of coffee and caramel derived from a complex malt profile of Pale, Chocolate, Crystal and Amber. Plus added Mollases. This is a classic combination of Goldings for bitterness and Fuggles and Goldings for aroma. Finished is an ale to be considered and enjoyed like reading the Sunday papers in a wing back leather chair.
This is a Golden summer ale at 4.4%, light in character. This is a hoppy ale with fresh cut grass and hedgerow qualities, leaving a nice dry after taste that invites you to take the next mouthful. The malt profile is simple but not bland, furnishing the hops with the right stage for a stella performance. 
