| 1 | Adnams | Best Bitter | | 3.6% | Fragrant aromas of English hops and malt. Dry, refreshing with lingering bitterness. | Suffolk |
| 2 | Archers | Village | | 3.6% | A dry well balanced beer with a full body for its gravity. | Wiltshire |
| 3 | Arundel | Gauntlet | | 3.5% | A light refreshing session beer, with a pleasant bitter finish | West Sussex |
| 4 | Ballards | Wheatsheaf | | 5.0% | Combines the banana flavour of traditional weat beer with a hint of crystal and chocolate malt. | Hampshire |
| 5 | Bass | Draught Bass | | 4.4% | Rumours of its death have been greatly exaggerated. | |
| 6 | Black Sheep | Special | | 4.4% | Well rounded and warming bitter beer | North Yorkshire |
| 7 | Brains | Reverend James | | 4.5% | Ruby-ish colour. Easy drinking, full bodied. | South Glamorgan |
| 8 | Broughton | Summer Ale | | 3.5% | Bright and sunny brew from the Borders | Scotland |
| 9 | Burton Bridge | Bridge Bitter | | 4.2% | Amber, refreshing & clean | Staffordshire |
| 10 | Burtonwood | Top Hat | | 4.8% | Deceptively light, sweet, soft and slightly nutty flavour | Cheshire |
| 11 | Butcombe | Blonde | | 4.3% | Premium bitter with a great nose – Made with pale English malt, often called lager malt | Avon |
| 12 | Butts | Jester | | 3.5% | A light fruity session beer | Berkshire |
| 13 | Cains | Dark Mild | | 3.2% | Dark and creamy mild from Liverpool. | Merseyside |
| 14 | Cannon Royall | Kings Shilling | | 3.8% | Hoppy and bitter but well balanced with malt & citrus flavours. | Hereford & Worcs |
| 15 | Carlsberg – Tetley | Tetley Cask | | 3.7% | Classic Leeds cask ale. | |
| 16 | Cotleigh | Cotleigh 25 | | 4.0% | Explosion of flavours from American Cascade hops. Fresh aroma with a fruit filled finish. | Somerset |
| 17 | Dark Star | Hophead | | 3.8% | Light straw coloured bitter with clean, crisp bitterness from Cascade hops. | W Sussex |
| 18 | Doghouse | Dozy Dawd | | 4.4% | Light golden summer ale | Cornwall |
| 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, with roasted, bitter flavours | Cambridgeshire |
| 23 | Everards | Sunchaser | | 4.0% | A thirst quenching brew, produced using lager malt, and Hallertau lager hops. | Leicestershire |
| 24 | Felinfoel | Double Dragon | | 4.2% | Fire from Wales. | Dyfed |
| 25 | Freeminer | Iron Brew | | 4.2% | A ruby red bitter, made with special coloured malts. A very rich malt character. | Gloucestershire |
| 26 | Fuller’s | London Pride | 2 | 4.1% | ‘the sensation of angels dancing on the tongue…’! | London |
| 27 | Gales | G B | | 4.0% | A dry, bitter beer with a long hoppy aftertaste | Hampshire |
| 28 | Goff’s | Jouster | | 4.0% | Well balanced drinkable tawny ale | Gloucestershire |
| 29 | Highgate & Walsall | Saddlers | | 4.3% | Award winning special bitter from the Black Country | West Midlands |
| 30 | Hook Norton | Best Bitter | | 3.4% | The Best Bitter | Oxfordshire |
| 31 | Hook Norton | Copper Ale | | 4.8% | A premium dark red ale, based on the recipe used for the 150th Celebration brew | Oxfordshire |
| 32 | Hook Norton | Double Stout | 2 | 4.8% | Proof that the Irish don’t have a monopoly; nothing like Guinness | Oxfordshire |
| 33 | Hook Norton | First Light | | 4.3% | First Light is a very pale, light brew with a complex hop aroma | Oxfordshire |
| 34 | Hook Norton | Generation | | 4.0% | Dry, tasty, addictive | Oxfordshire |
| 35 | Hook Norton | Haymaker | | 5.0% | Flower, fruity and packs the punch its name promises | Oxfordshire |
| 36 | Hook Norton | Hooky Dark | | 3.2% | New version of an old favourite. Mild, sweet and thirst quenching. | Oxfordshire |
| 37 | Hook Norton | Old Hooky | | 4.6% | Subtly sweet old-fashioned autumnal ale | Oxfordshire |
| 38 | Hook Norton | Olympic | | 3.8% | New brew for the 2004 Olympics, subject to availability… | Oxfordshire |
| 39 | Hook Norton | Silent Thunder | 2 | 4.5% | First brewed to celebrate the 10th Hook Norton festival, this robust, dark, full bodied beer is full of fruit aromas, and dry hop. | Oxfordshire |
| 40 | Hook Norton | Striker | | 4.2% | Flavour lasts longer than the England team did… | Oxfordshire |
| 41 | Hook Norton | Twelve Days | | 5.5% | Dark Strong Sweet, Hooky’s Xmas ale. ABV “for guidance only”. | Oxfordshire |
| 42 | Lees | Bitter | | 4.0% | A full bodied and full flavoured bitter | Manchester |
| 43 | Loweswater | Melbreak Bitter | | 3.7% | Pale, hoppy and refreshing bitter, named after the mountain that looks down on Loweswater | |
| 44 | Malvern Hills | Festival Special | | 4.4% | Based on the lovely Black Pear, hoppy and bitter. | |
| 45 | Oakham | J H B | | 3.8% | Champion Beer of Britain in 2001 | Cambs |
| 46 | Potton | Village Bike | | 4.3% | A complex hop character imparted by a blend of four hop varieties, produces a beer of exceptional character. | Bedfordshire |
| 47 | Ringwood | Boondoggle | | 4.0% | Irresistible hop aroma, high summer floral notes, Initial fruitiness with a crisp dry finish. | Hampshire |
| 48 | Robinson’s | Sunny Jim | | 3.8% | A light, thirst quenching summer ale specially designed to refresh and relax. | Cheshire |
| 49 | Salopian | Shropshire Gold | | 3.8% | Light gold with plenty of body, a malty flavour and well balanced. | Shropshire |
| 50 | Shardlow | Chancellors Revenge | | 3.6% | Light coloured, refreshing, full-flavoured, well hopped session bitter. | Leicestershire |
| 51 | Skinners | Cornish Knocker Ale | | 4.5% | Golden ale with a fragrant, almost flowery nose… | Cornwall |
| 52 | Smiles | Maiden Legover | 2 | 3.5% | A fusion of selected malts and challenge first gold hops, the late addition of fuggles hops results in a delicate aroma. | Avon |
| 53 | St Georges | Paragon Steam | | 4.0% | Californian stlye ale. Very light and hoppy, straw coloured summery ale. | Worcerstershire |
| 54 | St Peters | Cream Stout | | 6.5% | Fuggles & Challenger hops plus a blend of four local barley malts creats an aromatic, strong, dark chocolate cream stout. | Suffolk |
| 55 | Taylor | Landlord | | 4.3% | Often regarded as one of the best ales in the country, fruity, almost “lemony” bitter. | West Yorkshire |
| 56 | Teignworthy | Beachcomber | | 4.5% | A smooth golden brew with a light refreshing citrusy flavour. | Devon |
| 57 | Titanic | Iceberg | | 4.1% | A fantastic wheat beer that will hole any passing thirst | Staffordshire |
| 58 | Tring | Monks Gold | | 4.0% | Brewed using Cascade Hops. | Herts |
| 59 | Uley | Hogshead | | 4.0% | Copper coloured beer with a dry finish | Gloucestershire |
| 60 | Wells | Bombadier | | 4.3% | Complex fruity beer with hoppy aroma and aftertaste. | Bedfordshire |
| 61 | Weston’s Cider | Herefordshire Perry | 0.5 | 4.5% | Fully matured in oak vats to develop its strength and traditional character. | Herefordshire |
| 62 | Weston’s Cider | Old Rosie | 0.5 | 7.3% | A traditional Scrumpy, naturally cloudy, not too sweet. Named after Weston’s 1921 Aveling Porter Steam Engine | Herefordshire |
| 63 | Wickwar | Sunny Daze | | 4.2% | A cotswold pale ale | Gloucestershire |
| 64 | Wizard | Apprentice | | 3.6% | Sweet, malt flavour with some bitterness – An easy drinking, faultless bitter. | Warwicksire |
| 65 | Wizard | Druids Fluid | | 5.0% | A full bodied beer with rich fruit and bitter notes. Very drinkable and more-ish. | Warwicksire |
| 66 | Wood | Pot Of Gold | | 4.4% | A Golden ale with fuggles, cascade, and mount hops. | Shropshire |
| 67 | Wye Valley | Butty Bach | | 4.5% | Burnished gold, premium bitter | Herefordshire |
| 68 | Young’s | Golden Zest | | 4.7% | Refreshing golden beer with a zesty, crisp, citrus flavour | London |
| 69 | Young’s | P A | | 3.1% | Lighter beer from one of London’s famous brewers | London |
| TOTAL | 71.00 |