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Hobson's Best Bitter is a cask-conditioned English bitter produced by Hobson's Brewery in Cleobury Mortimer, Shropshire. The brewery, established in 1993, is associated with regional brewing and the use of ingredients sourced from the surrounding Marches area when available. The beer belongs to the...

Golden ale from Saltaire Brewery, established 2006 in Shipley, West Yorkshire, brewed with light malts and aromatic hops for a crisp, refreshing finish.

Exmoor Ale is the flagship bitter of Exmoor Ales, founded in 1980 in Wiveliscombe, Somerset, and one of the first new wave regional breweries in the Southwest.

Pale ale from Leeds-based Kirkstall Brewery, founded 2011, whose branding draws on the heritage of the nearby 12th-century Kirkstall Abbey.

Golden pale ale from Milton Brewery, founded in 1999 in Cambridge, England, part of a core range in which beers are named after figures from classical mythology.

Black Sheep Best Bitter is a session-strength English bitter produced by Black Sheep Brewery in Masham, North Yorkshire. The brewery was founded in 1992 by Paul Theakston after he left the long-established family brewing business associated with the same town. The beer belongs to the British cask-al...

Pale ale from Downton Brewery in Wiltshire, England, distinguished by the use of four hop varieties, with the name reflecting that defining characteristic of the recipe.

Low-bitterness golden blonde ale from Ossett Brewery in Ossett, West Yorkshire, England, characteristic of the approachable lighter styles the brewery helped establish regionally.

A session bitter from Holden's Brewery in Woodsetton, Dudley, a family-run Black Country brewery founded in 1915 and known for traditional West Midlands ales.

Brains Dark is a traditional Welsh dark mild ale produced by S.A. Brain & Co., a Cardiff-based brewery founded in 1882. Known for its distinctive dark ruby-brown color, the beer is characterized by a malt-forward flavor profile with notes of roasted grain, chocolate, and caramel, balanced by a low h...

Endre Granat is a Hungarian-born American violinist, teacher, editor, and studio musician. He trained at the Franz Liszt Academy in Budapest, later performed with the Cleveland Orchestra and Pacific Symphony, and became a concertmaster in the Hollywood recording industry. The NAMM oral-history profi...

Moorhouse's Blond Witch is a golden ale produced by Moorhouse's Brewery in Burnley, Lancashire, England. The beer is part of the brewery's witch-themed range inspired by the Pendle witch trials of 1612, one of England's most famous witchcraft cases. The trials took place near Burnley and are a signi...

Tring Side Pocket for a Toad is a golden ale produced by Tring Brewery, located in Hertfordshire, England. The ale's whimsical name comes from the traditional English expression "a side pocket for a toad," which denotes something utterly useless or unnecessary. The expression dates back to rural Eng...

Jennings Cocker Hoop is a golden bitter produced by Jennings Brewery in Cockermouth, Cumbria, England. The beer's name references the River Cocker, which flows through Cockermouth and provides the water used in the brewing process. Jennings Brewery is a historic regional brewery located in the Lake...

JW Lees MPA (Manchester Pale Ale) is a beer produced by JW Lees, an independent family brewery established in 1828 in Middleton, Greater Manchester. It was developed to offer a modern, hop-forward pale ale while retaining the brewing traditions of the historic facility. The beer is characterized by...

Milton Minotaur is a dark mild ale produced by the Milton Brewery in Cambridge, England. The beer is named after the mythological creature, continuing the brewery's theme of using mythological and historical figures for its product names. It features a dark, roasted malt profile typical of tradition...

Hawkshead Bitter is a traditional cask-conditioned ale brewed by Hawkshead Brewery in Cumbria, England. The brewery was founded in 2002 by Alex Brodie in the Lake District village of Hawkshead before relocating to Staveley. The beer is a classic golden bitter, brewed using local ingredients to provi...

Edinburgh Gold is a golden ale from Stewart Brewing, a Scottish brewery established in Edinburgh in 2004. The beer is described as a hop-forward session ale, combining a pale golden style with moderate strength intended for straightforward, repeatable drinking. It belongs to the brewery's core range...

Purple Moose Glaslyn Ale is a golden ale produced by Purple Moose Brewery in Porthmadog, North Wales. The beer takes its name from the Glaslyn, a river that runs through the region before reaching the coast, and its branding connects the product with the landscape of Eryri, also known as Snowdonia....

Acorn Barnsley Gold is a golden ale produced by Acorn Brewery in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. The beer's name links it to the town and to the brewery's effort to preserve and revisit local brewing traditions, while its golden color and session style place it within the lighter end of the British ale r...

Purity Pure Gold is a 3.8% ABV golden ale from Purity Brewing Company in Great Alne, Warwickshire. It was the first beer to flow through the brewery's brewhouse and was designed as a cool, refreshing alternative for drinkers accustomed to lager, while retaining the characteristics of a traditional g...

Theakston Best Bitter is a 3.8% ABV English best bitter brewed by T&R Theakston in Masham, North Yorkshire. The brewery describes it as a golden-amber, full-bodied beer balancing dry bitterness from English hops with sweetness from malted barley, and says five hop varieties are used. It is presented...

Orkney Red MacGregor is an amber-red ale produced by Orkney Brewery on mainland Orkney, Scotland. Its name refers to the Highland MacGregor clan, giving the beer a cultural association with Scottish history and identity. The combination of a red-amber appearance, ale classification, Orkney productio...

Copper Dragon Best Bitter is a traditional bitter from Copper Dragon Brewery in Skipton, North Yorkshire. The brewery describes it as an amber-coloured beer, and published beer references list it at 3.8% alcohol by volume. It belongs to the Northern English bitter tradition, a style built around a m...

Fuller's Honey Dew is a 5% ABV golden ale brewed with English pale malt, honey, and First Gold hops. Fuller's describes it as having a sweet, mellow character, with orange fruit notes from the yeast and a citrus edge from the hops. The beer was originally marketed as an organic ale, but the brewery...

Yorkshire Gold is a golden ale brewed by Leeds Brewery. The brewery describes it as a fruity beer with citrus character from Chinook hops and lists it at 4 percent alcohol by volume. It is intended for drinkers who prefer pale English ales with a fruit-forward profile and a noticeable citrus hop fin...

Nethergate IPA is an India pale ale associated with Nethergate Brewery, an independent brewery established in 1986 in Clare, Suffolk, England. The beer belongs to the IPA tradition, in which a pale ale is shaped by the use of hops alongside a malted grain base, but the exact recipe, alcohol strength...

Isle of Skye Red Cuillin was the original name of a Scottish ale brewed by Isle of Skye Brewing Co. in Uig on the Isle of Skye. The brewery states that it made its first batch in 1995 and later renamed the beer Skye Red during a 2014 rebranding. The name refers to Skye's Red Cuillin hills, and the b...

Teme Valley This is a session bitter produced by Teme Valley Brewery in Knightwick, Worcestershire, England. It is an English ale in the bitter tradition, a style generally associated with moderate strength, restrained bitterness, and malt balanced by hop character. The beer is described as light an...

Donnington BB is a best bitter brewed by Donnington Brewery near Stow-on-the-Wold in Gloucestershire, England. The name identifies it with the best-bitter category of British ale, which is typically fuller-bodied and stronger in flavor than a standard session bitter while remaining a traditional pub...