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Sixpenny IPA
Multi award winning traditional IPA. Brewed using four different hop varieties. Full flavoured, powerful hop character with a long rounded malt finish.
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Sixpenny 6D Best
This is our flagship session ale. A well balanced and moreish ale, with a good rounded malt flavour that leads to a bitter finish.
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Sixpenny 106 Jack FM
Brewed especially for www.jackradio.com. An IPA style refreshing golden ale. Rounded malt matched with a delicate citric and spicy hop edge, good bitterness which finishes on gentle notes of lemon and elderflower.
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Waylands Sixpenny Brewery Ltd
Our bar and shop, the Sixpenny Tap, is possibly one of the smallest in the country, at just 68 sq ft. Unfortunately we can’t get it into the Guinness Record book as their conditions insist on outdoor seating being included. We have been in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide for the past 2 years, despite our size, limited opening hours, no lager, no spirits, no food, and a Portaloo for “facilities”! We produce a range of 5 standard draught and bottled ales, with occasional specials and seasonal ales. Water comes from an acquifer, and we use Maris Otter malt from Warminster Maltings in our 20 BBL plant.
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The Anchor
Drink For a relatively small village pub we are pleased to have a good range of characterful draught beers, forty world class bottled beers, organic soft drinks and 150 drop dead lovely wines from some of the earth’s most inspired winemakers. We have sought to show only those wines and beers that we would actively seek to drink if the flood waters were to surround Walberswick and we became an island “entire of itself”.
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Sonnet 43 Brew House
Located in North-East England at Coxhoe, Co. Durham, we have taken our modern brewing philosophy and strong brand identity and fused this with local culture and history. Sonnet 43 ‘How do I Love Thee?’ is the best-known work of poet Elizabeth Barrett Browning, who was born and raised in Coxhoe Hall; we took her words and expressed it our way – craft beer. Using only the best ingredients with traditional brewing methods enables us to produce remarkable, high-quality cask beers that deliver a real taste experience to be savoured and enjoyed.
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Beer Study
Beer Study is Chapel Hill’s first bottle shop with in-store drafts and seating.
