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Thornbridge Jaipur
A citrus dominated India Pale Ale, its immediate impression is soft and smooth yet builds to a crescendo of massive hoppiness accentuated by honey. An enduring, bitter finish.
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Thornbridge Brewery
Thornbridge Brewery brews a range of stunning beers brewed with Innovation, Passion, and Knowledge, from our base in Bakewell, Derbyshire.
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Potbelly Brewery
Potbelly Brewery is a new Micro Brewery situated in Kettering, Northamptonshire. It is a 10 Barrel (2888 pints) plant and commenced brewing in February 2005. It was set up by Toni Hooper and Glenn Morris with a view to produce a quality range of Real Ales that would appeal to both established drinkers and realizing the trend of recent years – those near to being converted from lesser offerings of the continental type. During our first year of brewing we have already had success with 2 of our beers- Beijing Black and Sunny Daze, both gaining Gold awards at 2 prestigious events. We intend to build on this by continuing…
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Dr. Morton’s Hair Extinguisher
A pale beer, full of flavour with grassy herby notes and a bite of lemon peel. A balanced bitter finish. Really refreshing and more-ish.
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Loch Ness Brewery
Drink Resposibly and Drink Often! TWO brothers are the latest to tap into the Highlands thriving specialist beer market by launching a new brewery business from their pub in Drumnadrochit. Hoteliers and real ale enthusiasts Allan and Stephen Crossland are to create the Loch Ness Brewery more than 150 years since beer was last produced locally. The move comes a week after The Inverness Courier revealed that the established Black Isle Brewery in Munlochy has secured its first export order, supplying its Goldeneye Pale Ale to Swedens state controlled off licences. Five different beers will be produced by the Crosslands, who have run the villages Benleva Hotel for nine years.…
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Grain d’ Orge Belzebuth
The strongest beer in the world, to savour cool, between 6 and 8°C. Beer of top fermentation, Belzebuth represents the achievement of a more than one hundred year-old know-how, the one of the Brewery Grain d’Orge. Under its copper colour, it hides a strong character for the lovers of sensations. It owes its strength to the subtle mixture of pure malts, hops and yeasts especially selected by our Master-Brewer.
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Brasserie Grain d’Orge
If Jeanne d’Arc could establish around her name the consumers of the latest century, those today wouldn’t be able to meet up with the values embodied by this name. In deciding to rename the firm Brewery “Grain d’Orge”, the new management wanted to clearly mark its will of being fully in harmony with the expectations of the new consumers: search for naturality, authenticity, conviviality but also innovation. “Grain d’Orge” is also a key product of the brewery that has known a two figure growth since its launching, growth which is the reflection of a product proposal suited to the new consumption expectations. Relying on a more than one hundred-year-old know-how…
