| 1 | Adnams | Best Bitter | | 3.6% | Southwold bitter, good session | Suffolk |
| 2 | Ansells | Bitter | | 3.7% | Creamy Birmingham bitter, now brewed elsewhere by Carslbesrg Tetley | |
| 3 | Ansells | Mild | | 3.4% | The classic Birmingham mild, brewed by Danes, in Yorkshire! | |
| 4 | Arkell’s | Summer Ale | | 4.0% | Refreshing, and often served chilled! | Wiltshire |
| 5 | Arundel | Gold | | 4.2% | | West Sussex |
| 6 | Barnsley | Umpires Finger | | 5.0% | Cricketer tipple | South Yorkshire |
| 7 | Bateman | Yella Belly | | 4.2% | One of a range of special ales from the Salem bridge brewery – be brave. | Lincolnshire |
| 8 | Beartown | … | | … | | Cheshire |
| 9 | Black Sheep | Riggwelter | | 5.9% | Recipe for legless sheep…the new peculier | North Yorkshire |
| 10 | Boddingtons | Bitter | | 3.8% | The cream of Manchester, tastes much better without the cream on top… | |
| 11 | Brains | Reverend James | | 4.5% | More tea vicar? Or perhaps another hit on the original James Williams IPA? | South Glamorgan |
| 12 | Brakspear | Best Bitter | | 3.4% | Regatta Refresher from Henley, better than Pimms! | Oxfordshire |
| 13 | Brewery On Sea | Golden Lite | | 3.8% | a light coloured ale from the most nautical of breweries. | West Sussex |
| 14 | Burton Bridge | Bridge Bitter | | 4.2% | Amber, refreshing & clean | Staffordshire |
| 15 | Burtonwood | Top Hat | | 4.8% | Deceptively light, sweet, soft and slightly nutty flavour | Cheshire |
| 16 | Camerons | Strongarm | | 4.0% | Creamy headed northern bitter with distinctive ruby hue. | Cleveland |
| 17 | Donnington | X X X | | 3.6% | Rare and flavoursome mild from the most beautiful brewery in the world. | Gloucestershire |
| 18 | Donnington | S B A | | 4.0% | A malty bitter from Britain’s most picturesque brewery | Gloucestershire |
| 19 | Donnington | Best Bitter | | 3.5% | light, malty and delicious, from Hooky’s only real rival | Gloucestershire |
| 20 | Elgood | Cambridge Bitter | | 3.8% | Tawny beer with lingering finish | Cambridgeshire |
| 21 | Federation | Buchanan Original | | 4.4% | Strong Northerner | Tyne & Wear |
| 22 | Fisherrow | Nut Brown | | 4.8% | Brown from north of Newcastle | |
| 23 | Fuller’s | London Pride | | 4.1% | Wonderful strong flavoured ale, malty, rich and bitter. | London |
| 24 | Gales | Butser | | 3.4% | Good session bitter, named after a hill! Fuggles and Goldings hops. | Hampshire |
| 25 | Goff’s | Jouster | | 4.0% | Well balanced drinkable tawny ale | Gloucestershire |
| 26 | Green Jack | Summer Dream | | 4.0% | Waking up, and wondering where you are…. you’re in Hook Norton… | Suffolk |
| 27 | Harveys | P A | | 3.5% | Originally called SUSSEX BITTER, now Pale Ale. A wartime recipe | East Sussex |
| 28 | Harveys | Sussex Best Bitter | | 4.0% | One of our favourites, a beer to sip and savour | East Sussex |
| 29 | Holden’s | Golden Glory | | 4.5% | Black Country golden ale | West Midlands |
| 30 | Hook Norton | Copper Ale | | 4.8% | A premium dark red ale, based on the recipe used for the 150th Celebration brew | Oxfordshire |
| 31 | Hook Norton | First Light | | 4.3% | First Light is a very pale, light brew with a complex hop aroma | Oxfordshire |
| 32 | Hook Norton | Twelve Days | | 5.5% | Dark Strong Sweet, Hooky’s Xmas ale | Oxfordshire |
| 33 | Hook Norton | Old Hooky | | 4.6% | subtly sweet old-fashioned autumnal ale | Oxfordshire |
| 34 | Hook Norton | Mild | | 3.0% | like it used to be, dark, tasty, surprisingly excellent chilled summer drink | Oxfordshire |
| 35 | Hook Norton | Haymaker | | 5.0% | flower, fruity and packs the punch its name promises | Oxfordshire |
| 36 | Hook Norton | Generation | | 4.0% | Dry, tasty, addictive – latest beer in the range in honour of newest member of the family | Oxfordshire |
| 37 | Hook Norton | Double Stout | | 4.8% | proof that the Irish don’t have a monopoly; nothing like Guinness | Oxfordshire |
| 38 | Hook Norton | Best Bitter | | 3.4% | The Best Bitter | Oxfordshire |
| 39 | Ind Coope | Draught Burton Ale | | 4.8% | Brewed by Marstons (Wolverhampton & Dudley) for Ind Coope (Carlsberg Tetley) – but stilled brewed in Burton! | |
| 40 | Jennings | Crag Rad | | 4.3% | Cumbrian Climb | Cumbria |
| 41 | Marston’s | Pedigree_ | 2 | 4.5% | Well Known popular bitter. | Staffordshire |
| 42 | Nethergate | Umbel Ale | | 3.8% | A dark copper beer with a full, spicy hop and coriander nose | Suffolk |
| 43 | Rebellion | Ipa | | 3.7% | A light, easy-drinking beer with a considerable depth and complexity | Buckinghamshire |
| 44 | Shepherd Neame | Early Bird | | 4.3% | Spring Hop Ale is brewed using a single hop variety, from which the beer takes its name | Kent |
| 45 | Shepherd Neame | Spitfire | | 4.7% | Born to commemorate battle of Britain, and may yet win it. Dry, distinctive… | Kent |
| 46 | Skinners | Cornish Knocker Ale | | 4.5% | Golden ale with a fragrant, almost flowery nose… | Cornwall |
| 47 | Stanway | Stanney Bitter | | 4.5% | Light, refreshing Cotswold gem | Gloucestershire |
| 48 | Taylor | Landlord | 2 | 4.3% | Often regarded as one of the best ales in the country, fruity, almost “lemony” bitter. | West Yorkshire |
| 49 | Titanic | Iceberg | | 4.1% | A fantastic wheat beer that will hole any passing thirst | Staffordshire |
| 50 | Uley | Old Spot Prize Ale | | 5.0% | Fruity reddish coloured ale, strong balanced aftertaste of hops and bitterness | Gloucestershire |
| 51 | Warwickshire | Best Bitter | | 3.9% | Pure quality from the next door county. | Warwickshire |
| 52 | Wells | Bombardier | | 4.3% | good, old-fashioned ale to chew on | Bedfordshire |
| 53 | West Berkshire | … | | … | | Berkshire |
| 54 | Whitbread | Flowers Original | | 4.5% | Hoppy aroma and very bitter finish | Bedfordshire |
| 55 | Wolf | Gold Jackal | | 3.7% | Howling good ale | Norfolk |
| 56 | Wychwood | White Wych | 2 | 4.0% | Magical golden ale with powerful hoppy aroma | Oxfordshire |
| 57 | Wye Valley | Butty Bach | | 4.5% | Musical sandwich perhaps…? | Worcestershire |
| 58 | Young’s | Special | | 4.6% | Strong, full flavoured bitter. The name special is well deserved. | London |
| TOTAL | 61.00 |
