Best Dark Mild
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A strong dark ruby mild at 6% ABV brewed at the Beacon Hotel in Sedgley, West Midlands, revived in 1987 from a Victorian recipe by Sarah Hughes's grandson.
Dark mild from Moorhouse's Brewery in Burnley, Lancashire, awarded CAMRA Champion Beer of Britain in 2000, noted for its smooth, lightly roasty character.
Ruby-coloured mild from Rudgate Brewery in Tockwith, North Yorkshire, England, a recognised standout in the mild category and decorated at national CAMRA competitions.
Dark mild from Highgate Brewery in Walsall, West Midlands, England, one of the most celebrated examples of the Midlands mild style, produced at a Victorian tower brewery.
A traditional mild ale from Holden's Brewery in Woodsetton, Dudley, a Black Country family brewery founded in 1915 and still independently owned.
Dark mild from Cardiff-based S.A. Brain & Co., one of the few remaining Welsh dark milds, brewed continuously since the brewery's 19th-century founding.
Dark mild from Triple fff Brewery in Hampshire, named after the Cream song written by Ginger Baker, notable for its literary name and smooth, malty profile.
Dark mild ale from Milton Brewery in Cambridge, England, named after the Greek mythological beast and representing a traditional low-alcohol roasted malt style.
Dark mild from Vale Brewery in Brill, Buckinghamshire, England, a low-alcohol traditional style emphasising roasted malt in a category now rare among English brewers.
Cannon Royall Fruiterers Mild is a dark mild ale from Cannon Royall Brewery in Ombersley, Worcestershire, named to reflect the county's historic fruit-growing tradition.
A Black Country mild from Banks's Brewery in Wolverhampton, West Midlands, widely regarded as one of England's most popular and widely distributed cask milds.
