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Abbot Ale

Abbot Ale this is a Pale Ale English beer and as such, at first sight its amber colour catches the eye. This is a high-quality beer that is brewed in accordance with its original recipe (since 1950), meeting the highest quality standards. This ale offers masses of fruit character and a great balance between malt and hop.

The brewing process takes longer than manufacturing a standard beer (7 days are required). The water used during its production is taken from the original wells that are located in the old abbey and the recipe is unique, which makes this beer taste full, smooth and mellow.

It is malty on the palate, slightly bitter, with fresh fruity aroma and caramel and toffee flavours. Abbot Ale is an award-winning beer that was recently recognised with a prestigious 2014 Monde Gold Award.

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Abbot Ale es una cerveza inglesa Pale Ale, por lo que a primera vista resalta su color ámbar. Es una cerveza de alta gama, que se elabora utilizando su receta original (desde 1950), bajo los más altos estándares de calidad. Posee un marcado carácter frutal y un gran equilibrio entre la malta y el lúpulo.

El proceso de elaboración lleva más tiempo que una cerveza convencional (se necesitan 7 días), el agua para su producción se saca de los pozos originales ubicados en la antigua abadía y se utiliza una receta única, lo que la convierte en la cerveza de sabor completo, suave y madura.

En boca es maltosa con un punto amargo claro y con sabor y aroma a frutas frescas, caramelo y toffee. Abbot Ale es una cerveza galardonada, recientemente reconocida con un prestigioso 2014 Monde Gold Award.

Beavertown Neck Oil

Session IPA

The idea was to create a beer that we could drink from 8am in the morning, all day, every day! A brew that you could make your ‘go to’ at any time and still function. So we took decided that this needed to be low ABV, ultra-pale, crisp, light and bang on in your face with the hops! The name comes from an old Black Country term in the middle of England my Great Granddad used to shout on his way out the door: “I’m going down the pub for a pint of neck oil!” Basically he wanted to drink his favourite local beer on mass and lube his thirst after a long hard day in the foundry. This is exactly what we do at the brewery. It’s our everyday, all day, go to Session IPA.