| 1 | Adnams | Regatta | | 4.3% | Light refreshing bitter, lovely chilled on a sunny day. | Suffolk |
| 2 | Arkell’s | Summer Ale | | 4.0% | Refreshing, and often served chilled! | Wiltshire |
| 3 | Arundel | Castle Ale | | 3.8% | Celebrating the famous castle, well balanced bitter ale. | West Sussex |
| 4 | Ballards | Trotton | | 3.6% | A well flavoured pleasantly hoppy light beer | Hampshire |
| 5 | Barnsley | Bitter | | 3.8% | Barnsleys best bitter! | South Yorkshire |
| 6 | Bateman | Combined Harvest | | 4.4% | Grainy tasting with a delightful floral start and finish. Unique multi-grain blend of malted barley, oats, rye and wheat. | Lincolnshire |
| 7 | Beartown | I B A | | 4.8% | Powerful pale ale, with no reference to bears in it’s name? | Cheshire |
| 8 | Brains | S A | | 4.2% | Known as Skull Attack in South Wales – more dangerous than it’s strength would suggest! | South Glamorgan |
| 9 | Brakspear | Best Bitter | | 3.4% | Regatta Refresher from Henley, better than Pimms! | Oxfordshire |
| 10 | Brunswick | Triple Gold | | 4.5% | A refined full-bodied clean drinking well-balanced pale beer, with a long-lasting, satisfying bitter aftertaste. | Derbyshire |
| 11 | Burton Bridge | Sovreign Gold | | 5.0% | Jubilee Celebration Ale | Staffordshire |
| 12 | Burtonwood | Top Hat | | 4.8% | Deceptively light, sweet, soft and slightly nutty flavour | Cheshire |
| 13 | Butts | Jester | | 3.5% | Light and refreshing session beer | Berkshire |
| 14 | Cains | Formidable Ale | | 5.0% | Strong, pale English ale, with a distinctive hop aroma | Merseyside |
| 15 | Caledonian | Golden Pale | | 4.0% | Light and flavoursome ale from north of the border | Scotland |
| 16 | Cannon Royall | Arrowhead | | 3.9% | A clean tasting straw coloured bitter | Hereford & Worcs |
| 17 | Castle Eden | Strongarm | | 4.0% | Well rounded ruby red ale with a distinctive light creamy head, good balance of malt, hops and moderate bitterness. | Co. Durham |
| 18 | Cotleigh | Kiwi | | 3.9% | Specially imported New Zealand hops give this pale coloured summer ale a delicate spicy flavour | Somerset |
| 19 | Donnington | Best Bitter | | 3.5% | light, malty and delicious, from Hooky’s only real rival | Gloucestershire |
| 20 | Donnington | S B A | | 4.0% | A malty bitter from Britain’s most picturesque brewery | Gloucestershire |
| 21 | Donnington | X X X | | 3.6% | Rare and flavoursome mild from the most beautiful brewery in the world. | Gloucestershire |
| 22 | Elgood | Black Dog Mild | | 3.6% | A traditional dark mild with malt and hops well balanced, giving a pleasant aroma and splendid roasted, bitter flavours | Cambridgeshire |
| 23 | Everards | Tiger | | 4.2% | A rich amber beer that tastes stronger than it is.Lots of malt and hops. | Leicestershire |
| 24 | Felinfoel | Double Dragon | | 4.2% | Fire from Wales | Dyfed |
| 25 | Freeminer | Strip & At It | | 4.0% | A reference to mining practices in the Forest of Dean! Light thirst quenching, very hoppy. | Gloucestershire |
| 26 | Frog Island | Golden Boy | | 4.4% | Dark golden brown, easy drinking session beer | Northamptonshire |
| 27 | Fuller’s | E S B | | 5.5% | Extra Special Bitter – no exaggeration | London |
| 28 | Gales | Gb | | 4.0% | A dry, bitter beer with a long hoppy aftertaste | Hampshire |
| 29 | Goff’s | Jouster | | 4.0% | Well balanced drinkable tawny ale | Gloucestershire |
| 30 | Greene King | Abbot Ale | | 5.0% | Distinctive and strong, well balanced and fuity | Suffolk |
| 31 | Greene King | Ruddles County | | 4.7% | Classic Rutland ale now made in Suffolk | Suffolk |
| 32 | Highgate & Walsall | Saddlers Celebrated | | 4.3% | Award winning special bitter from the Black Country | West Midlands |
| 33 | Hook Norton | Best Bitter | | 3.4% | The Best Bitter | Oxfordshire |
| 34 | Hook Norton | Best Mild | | 3.0% | like it used to be, dark, tasty, surprisingly excellent chilled summer drink | Oxfordshire |
| 35 | Hook Norton | Copper Ale | | 4.8% | A premium dark red ale, based on the recipe used for the 150th Celebration brew | Oxfordshire |
| 36 | Hook Norton | Double Stout | | 4.8% | proof that the Irish don’t have a monopoly; nothing like Guinness | Oxfordshire |
| 37 | Hook Norton | First Light | | 4.3% | First Light is a very pale, light brew with a complex hop aroma | Oxfordshire |
| 38 | Hook Norton | Generation | | 4.0% | Dry, tasty, addictive – latest beer in the range in honour of newest member of the family | Oxfordshire |
| 39 | Hook Norton | Haymaker | | 5.0% | flower, fruity and packs the punch its name promises | Oxfordshire |
| 40 | Hook Norton | Jubilee Gold | | 4.3% | Stunning new ale for the Queen’s 50 years, more amber than gold, and certainly nectar. | Oxfordshire |
| 41 | Hook Norton | Old Hooky | | 4.6% | subtly sweet old-fashioned autumnal ale | Oxfordshire |
| 42 | Hook Norton | Twelve Days | | 5.5% | Dark Strong Sweet, Hooky’s Xmas ale | Oxfordshire |
| 43 | Ind Coope | Draught Burton Ale | | 4.8% | the classic Burton Union brewed ale is now brewed in Leeds we believe! | |
| 44 | Lees | Bitter | | 4.0% | full bodied and full flavoured bitter | Manchester |
| 45 | Marston’s | Pedigree | 2 | 4.5% | Well known quality ale | Staffordshire |
| 46 | Nethergate | Sheeps Eye | | 4.1% | Possibly aimed at the Arabic market? Maybe not! | Suffolk |
| 47 | Oakhill | Best Bitter | | 4.0% | A light and flavoursome bitter from near Bath | Avon |
| 48 | Potton | Shannon | | 3.6% | Named after a narrow guage loco | Bedfordshire |
| 49 | Rebellion | Mutiny | | 4.5% | Powerful nautical rebellion. | Buckinghamshire |
| 50 | Robinson’s | Stadium | | 4.4% | Brewed for the Commonwealth Games | Cheshire |
| 51 | Shepherd Neame | Spitfire | | 4.5% | Born to commemorate battle of Britain, and may yet win it. Dry, distinctive… | Kent |
| 52 | Skinners | Cornish Knocker Ale | | 4.5% | Golden ale with a fragrant, almost flowery nose… | Cornwall |
| 53 | Stanway | Cotswold Gold | | 3.9% | Local nectar | Gloucestershire |
| 54 | Sussex | Pett Progress | | 4.6% | A full-bodied best bitter with a good balance of malt & hops | Sussex |
| 55 | Taylor | Landlord | | 4.3% | Often regarded as one of the best ales in the country, fruity, almost “lemony” bitter. | West Yorkshire |
| 56 | Uley | Old Spot Prize Ale | | 5.0% | Fruity reddish coloured ale, strong balanced aftertaste of hops and bitterness | Gloucestershire |
| 57 | West Berkshire | Good Old Boy | | 4.0% | Well balanced malty fruity and hoppy | Berkshire |
| 58 | Weston’s Cider | Old Rosie | | 7.3% | A traditional Scrumpy, naturally cloudy, not too sweet. Named after Weston’s 1921 Aveling Porter Steam Engine | |
| 59 | Whitbread | Flowers Original | | 4.5% | Hoppy aroma and very bitter finish | Bedfordshire |
| 60 | Wychwood | Fiddlers Elbow | | 5.2% | Powerful Amber Ale | Oxfordshire |
| 61 | Wye Valley | Butty Bach | | 4.5% | Burnished gold, premium bitter | Worcestershire |
| 62 | Young’s | Bitter | | 3.7% | Light, well balanced with hoppy aftertaste | London |
| TOTAL | 63.00 |
