| 1 | Adnams | Broadside | | 4.7% | Two malts (Maris Otter Pale and Caramel) and two hops (Goldings and Fuggles), quite a lot of alcohol! | Suffolk |
| 2 | Arundel | Gauntlet | | 3.5% | A light refreshing session beer, with a pleasant bitter finish | West Sussex |
| 3 | Ballards | Duadekademon | | 5.5% | Tawny golden beer has a rich and delicious complexity of aromas and flavours | Hampshire |
| 4 | Bateman | X B | | 3.7% | Hoppy & fruity bitter | Lincolnshire |
| 5 | Belhaven | 60 Shilling | | 2.9% | A dark ale but light in alcohol delivering an unexpected burst of flavour | Scotland |
| 6 | Brains | Reverend James | | 4.5% | Ruby-ish colour. Easy drinking, full bodied. | South Glamorgan |
| 7 | Broughton | Green Mantle I P A | | 4.2% | A dark copper coloured ale with bitter sweet flavour reminiscent of gooseberries | Scotland |
| 8 | Burton Bridge | Bridge Bitter | | 4.2% | Amber, refreshing & clean | Staffordshire |
| 9 | Burtonwood | Cask Bitter | | 3.7% | A beer with a rich, smooth, malty flavour that is complemented by a fragrant dry hop aroma. | Cheshire |
| 10 | Burtonwood | Top Hat | | 4.8% | Deceptively light, sweet, soft and slightly nutty flavour | Cheshire |
| 11 | Butcombe | Bitter | | 4.0% | Clean tasting and refreshingly dry | Avon |
| 12 | Butts | Jester | | 3.5% | A light fruity session beer | Berkshire |
| 13 | Cains | 2008 Ale | 2 | 5.0% | A refreshing pale coloured bitter with a citrus hop character. Subtle hints of malt and fruit . | Merseyside |
| 14 | Cannon Royall | Fruitiers Mild | | 3.7% | Rich roast flavours – more stout than a mild | Hereford & Worcs |
| 15 | Carlsberg – Tetley | Draught Burton Ale | | 4.8% | the classic Burton Union brewed ale is now brewed in Leeds we believe! | |
| 16 | Carlsberg – Tetley | Tetley Imperial | | 4.3% | Brewed in Leeds for generations. The use of three yeasts creates a balanced beer with a complex bouquet of flavours | |
| 17 | Carlsberg – Tetley | Tetley Bitter | | 3.7% | Brewed in traditional Yorkshire squares, giving a full-bodied roasted malt flavour, with just a hint of caramel. The smooth hop character and bitterness is derived from English hops | |
| 18 | Cotleigh | Blue Jay | | 4.2% | Golden best ale made from hops grown in the USA. Has clean, spicy finish. | Somerset |
| 19 | Doghouse | Wet Nose | | 3.8% | A light golden session bitter | Cornwall |
| 20 | Donnington | X X X | | 3.6% | Rare and flavoursome mild from the most beautiful brewery in the world. | Gloucestershire |
| 21 | Donnington | S B A | | 4.0% | A malty bitter from Britain’s most picturesque brewery | Gloucestershire |
| 22 | Donnington | Best Bitter | | 3.5% | Light, malty and delicious, from Hooky’s only real rival | Gloucestershire |
| 23 | Elgood | Black Dog Mild | | 3.6% | A traditional dark mild with malt and hops well balanced, with roasted, bitter flavours | Cambridgeshire |
| 24 | Everards | Sunchaser | | 4.0% | A thirst quenching brew, produced using lager malt, and Hallertau lager hops. Saaz premium dry hops are added to give a mixture of sweetness and spice. | Leicestershire |
| 25 | Fuller’s | London Pride | | 4.1% | Wonderful strong flavoured ale, malty, rich and bitter. | London |
| 26 | Gales | G B | | 4.0% | A dry, bitter beer with a long hoppy aftertaste | Hampshire |
| 27 | Goff’s | White Knight | 3 | 4.7% | A well-hopped bitter with a light colour and full-bodied taste | Gloucestershire |
| 28 | Hobdens Wessex | Golden Delirious | | 4.5% | A full flavoured golden summer ale | Wiltshire |
| 29 | Hogs Back | T.E.A | | 4.2% | Tawny Brown, Malty | Surrey |
| 30 | Hook Norton | Silent Thunder | 2 | 4.5% | Brewed to celebrate the 10th Hook Norton festival, this is a robust dark, full bodied beer, full of fruit aromas, nicely balanced with a hearty compliment of dry hop. A classic from the past. | Oxfordshire |
| 31 | Hook Norton | Generation | | 4.0% | Dry, tasty, addictive | Oxfordshire |
| 32 | Hook Norton | Twelve Days | | 5.5% | Dark Strong Sweet, Hooky’s Xmas ale. ABV “for guidance only”. | Oxfordshire |
| 33 | Hook Norton | Double Stout | | 4.8% | Proof that the Irish don’t have a monopoly; nothing like Guinness | Oxfordshire |
| 34 | Hook Norton | Haymaker | | 5.0% | Flower, fruity and packs the punch its name promises | Oxfordshire |
| 35 | Hook Norton | Best Mild | | 3.0% | Like it used to be, dark, tasty, surprisingly excellent chilled summer drink | Oxfordshire |
| 36 | Hook Norton | Old Hooky | | 4.6% | Subtly sweet old-fashioned autumnal ale | Oxfordshire |
| 37 | Hook Norton | Best Bitter | | 3.4% | The Best Bitter | Oxfordshire |
| 38 | Lees | Bitter | | 4.0% | A full bodied and full flavoured bitter | Manchester |
| 39 | Malvern Hills | Black Pear | | 4.4% | A golden coloured ale with a hoppy taste and bitter finish | |
| 40 | Oakham | J H B | | 3.8% | Champion Beer of Britain in 2001 | Cambs |
| 41 | Old Cannon | Gunner’s Daughter | | 5.5% | Well balanced strong ale with a complexity of hop fruit sweetness and bitterness | Suffolk |
| 42 | Potton | Shannon I P A | | 3.6% | Named after a narrow guage loco | Bedfordshire |
| 43 | Robinson’s | Northern Glory | | 4.4% | Light oak in colour with a rich array of sweet, malt and hoppy flavours with a crisp dry roasted finish | Cheshire |
| 44 | Salopian | Shropshire Gold | | 3.8% | CIBA West Region Supreme Champion. Light gold with plenty of body, a malty flavour and well balanced. | Shropshire |
| 45 | Shardlow | Reverend Eaton’s Ale | | 4.5% | A smooth, premium, medium bitter full of malt and hop flavours with a sweet aftertaste. | Leicestershire |
| 46 | Shepherd Neame | Goldings | | 4.7% | Light malty flavours and smoothness provide a refreshing Summer ale with notes of new-mown grass, hoppy and fruity! | Kent |
| 47 | Skinners | Cornish Knocker Ale | | 4.5% | Golden ale with a fragrant, almost flowery nose… | Cornwall |
| 48 | Smiles | I P A | | 4.5% | A pale light ale designed to slake the summer thirst. Subtle bitterness and clean malt palate | Avon |
| 49 | St Austell | Tribute | | 4.2% | Hoppy flavour and fresh citrus nose are good enough to rival any fine white wine. | Cornwall |
| 50 | St Georges | War Drum | | 4.1% | Pale ale with quite a lot of maltiness and a nice hoppy finish. | Worcerstershire |
| 51 | St Peters | Strong Ale | | 5.1% | A fine example of a traditional English strong ale | Suffolk |
| 52 | Sussex | Eclipse | | 4.6% | “A little blonde number!” | Sussex |
| 53 | Sussex | Brothers Best | | 3.9% | Handmade ale from a small, but perfectly formed brewery. | Sussex |
| 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. Madonna’s favourite beer! | West Yorkshire |
| 56 | Teignworthy | Beachcomber | | 4.5% | A smooth golden brew with a light refreshing citrusy flavour. | Devon |
| 57 | Thwaites | Thoroughbred | | 4.0% | Full flavoured bitter, and a firm favourite in these parts. | Lancashire |
| 58 | Thwaites | Lancaster Bomber | 2 | 4.4% | This rich amber beer has a prominent hop aroma and bitterness throughout. Finely balanced with a full malt flavour. | Lancashire |
| 59 | Titanic | Premium | | 4.1% | pale brown/gold beer with a strong fruit and hop aroma. The taste is bitter and very hoppy, bitter hops in the aftertaste | Staffordshire |
| 60 | Tring | Jack O’ Legs | | 4.2% | A copper coloured premium ale with a distinctive bitter flavour | Herts |
| 61 | Uley | Old Spot Prize Ale | | 5.0% | Fruity reddish coloured ale, strong balanced aftertaste of hops and bitterness | Gloucestershire |
| 62 | Wells | Bombardier | | 4.3% | good, old-fashioned ale to chew on | Bedfordshire |
| 63 | Weston’s Cider | Old Rosie | | 7.3% | A traditional Scrumpy, naturally cloudy, not too sweet. Named after Weston’s 1921 Aveling Porter Steam Engine | Herefordshire |
| 64 | Wickwar | Cotswold Way | | 4.5% | Beer of Goucestershire Class Winner 2002 and 2003! Dark amber, pleasant aroma of pale malt hop and fruit, good bitterness with some sweetness and a good hop finish | Gloucestershire |
| 65 | Wizard | Druids Fluid | | 4.0% | Dark reddish brown beer with lasting white head. Sweet malty flavour with biscuit and nut notes. | Warwicksire |
| 66 | Wizard | One For The Toad | | 3.8% | From the Norman Knight, Whichford. Light golden beer with fluffy white head. Big hoppy citrus grapefruity notes, a clean and astringent flavour with gentle malt balance. | Warwicksire |
| 67 | Wolf | Lupine | | 4.5% | wonderful deep, rich chestnut coloured beer, full bodied | Norfolk |
| 68 | Wood | Shropshire Lad | | 4.4% | A strong well-rounded bitter drawing flavour from a find blend of selected English malted barley, traditional English fuggles and Goldings hops. | Shropshire |
| 69 | Worthington | 1744 | | 4.4% | Named after the year the brewery started. Coors flagship real ale. | |
| 70 | Wychwood | Fiddlers Elbow | | 5.2% | Powerful Amber Ale | Oxfordshire |
| 71 | Wye Valley | Dorothy Goodbody | | 4.2% | This golden ale compliments the warm days of summer with its floral hoppy flavour. | Herefordshire |
| 72 | Young’s | Bitter | 2 | 3.7% | Light, well balanced with hoppy aftertaste | London |
| TOTAL | 78.00 |
