Beers and Ciders

Golden Pride is a premium, superior-strength bottled ale, bursting with flavours of sweet orange oil and toasted grains. At 8.4% ABV, it's to be savoured like a fine wine. Read on

Canned Guinness Extra stout, famed for its unmistakable deep-dark colour, crisp hint of barley and fresh breeze of hops, Guinness is an iconic beer enjoyed in over 100 countries across ... Read on

The Guinness with everything except the alcohol. Guinness 0.0 boasts the same beautifully smooth taste, perfectly balanced flavour, and unique dark colour of Guinness, just without the alcohol. Read on

Smoothly balanced with bitter, sweet, roasted notes. Read on

A well balanced alcohol free lager with slightly malty and yeasty fruity notes, smoother bitterness and short aftertaste. Read on

Back in 1873 a young entrepreneur named Gerard Heineken discovered a passion for brewing. So he purchased a piece of land in what is now the centre of Amsterdam, built ... Read on

This ale has a distinct cereal character, combined with malt and caramel. Read on

A lively peachy lager that packs a fruity punch. This nectar drips with juicy peaches that will delete your thirst. A dangerously refreshing drop with a clean peach lager finish ... Read on

Bursting with blackcurrants and raspberries, Kopparberg Mixed Fruit Cider spoils you. Rich and indulgent with an effervescent energy, its best served cold over mountains of ice. International Cider Challenge 2014 ... Read on

Krombacher, situated in the beautiful hills of Westfalia, draws upon the local mountain spring water, soft and low in minerals, ideal for brewing a Pilsner style beer. Taste: a wonderful ... Read on

Refreshing wheat beer, with a hint of spice and twist of citrus. Read on

Lucky Saint is a 0.5% unfiltered lager born of Bavarian spring water, pilsner malt, Hallertau hops and a single-use yeast. Take a sip to discover biscuity malts and a smooth ... Read on

A true Session IPA, this beer is packed full of hop flavour with a lower ABV to create a very drinkable beer with a low bitterness. With a blend of ... Read on

Mosaic, Ekuanot, Cascade and Centennial hops create the ultimate session IPA. It’s tropical refreshment from the heart of London. Read on

Cheers to time well spent.Meantime Dial Lager is their take on a mid-strength beer at 3.4%. Meantime have dialled down the strength without dialling down the flavour - a sessionable ...

Meantime Dial Lager is their take on a mid-strength beer at 3.4%. Meantime have dialled down the strength without dialling down the flavour - a sessionable beer to come back ... Read on

East Anglian malt and Goldings hops combine for a crisp, refreshing lager that’s full of flavour. A modern classic, straight from London’s back garden. Read on

British and American hops unite to make a sessionable pale ale that’s packed with citrus flavour. Now that’s a special relationship. Read on

After three years of perfecting his recipe, Colonel Jim Porter released Newcastle brown ale in Newcastle upon Tyne in 1927. Shortly thereafter, it became firmly known as the favoured beer ... Read on

This tasty tipple occurred when our crisp apples met their match with a bunch of ripe summer berries. A special blend of strawberry and raspberry with notes of blueberry all ... Read on