We pride ourselves on being a producer of quality, prize-winning, craft beers.
All our beers are cask conditioned (real ale) and are produced from natural ingredients with no additives.
We use our own spring water, Westcountry malt and English hops.
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3.7%
A full bodied bitter, based on an old Westcountry recipe
4.1%
A finely balanced bitter with the extra touch of hops
One of the Beers of the Year, Good Beer Guides 1993, 1999 Third Prize for Best Bitter; Great British Beer Festival 1992; Beer of the Year 1992; CAMRA (Exeter & East Devon)
4.3%
Easy drinking, hoppy golden pale ale
4.7%
A distinctive premium beer made from the finest Westcountry malt
4.7%
Premium bitter, full flavour of Westcountry Malt and Challenger hops
4.8%
A smooth, well hopped, strong beer
One of the Beers of the Year, Good Beer Guide 1994 First Prize for Strong Bitter; Great British Beer Festival 1993 Beer of the Festival, Exeter Beer Festival 1994
4.8%
Bursting With Hops
2017 Finalist Champion Beer of Britain, Great British Beer Festival, Olympia
(March - May)
4.3%
A light, well hopped, beer to help forget those winter blues
(June - August)
3.9%
A refreshing bitter, brewed with Westcountry malt and English hops
(September - November)
4.5%
A well rounded beer with a rich ruby colour, made from the finest ingredients
(December - February)
6%
Dark, strong and warming; a traditional old ale
Third Prize, Exeter Festival of Winter Ales 2000 & 2006; 2013 Winner Champion Winter Ales & Strong Milds Category CAMRA South West Region; 2014 Winner Champion Beer of Britain Winter Ales & Strong Milds Category CAMRA National; 2015 Winner Champion Winter Ales & Strong Milds Category CAMRA South West Region
(May - June)
3.9%
A Dark Mild easy Drinking Beer
2017 Finalist Champion Beer of Britain, Great British Beer Festival, Olympia; 2015 Silver Award Mild & Brown Ales SIBA South West Region; 2015 - Bronze award for Milds, Champion Beer of Britain, CAMRA South West Region; 2016 - Gold award for Milds, Champion Beer of Britain, CAMRA South West Region
(Christmas - New Year)
4.5%
Well rounded, darker beer brewed to celebrate the New Year
