| 1 | Abbeydale | Moonshine | 4.3% | | Beautifully balanced straw coloured premium bitter, with a floral aroma and predominately citrus taste and a refreshing finish | Yorkshire |
| 2 | Adnams | Regatta | 4.3% | | Brewed with Optic malt and Boadicea hops this is a thirst quenching pint. A delicate palate with hints of lemon. | Suffolk |
| 3 | Arbor Ales | Beech Blonde | 4.9% | | A premium blonde ale that’s packed with flavour. | Avon |
| 4 | Archers | Seaside Special | 3.8% | | A light, crisp, pale lager style summer ale | Wiltshire |
| 5 | Arkell’s | Summer Ale | 4.0% | | Refreshing, both light in colour and taste. | Wiltshire |
| 6 | Arundel | Castle Ale | 3.8% | | A tawny coloured beer with a hoppy aroma. The balance of fruit, hops and malt gives a dry hoppy finish. | Sussex |
| 7 | Ashover | Rainbows End | 4.5% | | Pale beer with plenty of malted wheat for a balanced mouth feel. Well-hopped with cascade hops for both bittering and aroma. | Derbyshire |
| 8 | Badger | First Gold | 4.0% | | Lauded for its well balanced bitterness, with hints of orange and spice. Double Gold winner, Brewing Industry International Awards 2005. | Dorset |
| 9 | Ballards | Midhurst Mild | 3.4% | | Classic, dark Mild. Lightly hopped and well malted throughout without being sweet. | Hampshire |
| 10 | Banks & Taylor | Shefford Bitter | 3.8% | | A pleasant predominately hoppy session beer with a bitter finish. | Bedfordshire |
| 11 | Batham | Best Bitter | 4.3% | | Straw coloured, fruity | Staffordshire |
| 12 | Belhaven | Malt 70/- | 3.9% | | An easy drinking, well balanced, golden session ale with lemon/citrus notes | East Lothian |
| 13 | Black Sheep | Black Sheep Ale | 4.4% | | A full flavoured ale with a rich fruit nose, brewed with many generous handfuls of choice Golding hops giving a bittersweet malty taste, followed by an uncompromisingly long, dry and bitter finish | Yorkshire |
| 14 | Brains | Reverend James | 4.5% | | Ruby-ish colour, easy drinking, full bodied. | Glamorgan |
| 15 | Breaconshire | Welsh Pale Ale | 3.7% | | A pale golden, mildly hopped session ale. | Powys |
| 16 | Broughton | Clipper IPA | 4.2% | | A golden remarkably mellow, fruity ale. Well hopped with an impressive aroma and taste. | Peeblesshire |
| 17 | Burford | Cotswold Boy | 3.8% | | A fresh tasting ale with a well-balanced hoppiness. It offers good flavour for its strength. | Oxfordshire |
| 18 | Burton Bridge | Burton Bitter | 4.2% | | A mid amber coloured ale with a big fruity aroma and aftertaste | Staffordshire |
| 19 | Butcombe | Butcombe Blonde | 4.3% | | A clean-tasting, refreshing, easy to drink premium beer. Light and fruity with a medium bitter finish. | Avon |
| 20 | Cannon Royall | Fruiterers Mild | 3.7% | | Rich roast flavours – more stout than a mild | Worcestershire |
| 21 | Carlsberg – Tetley | Cask Ale | 3.7% | | As a result of brewing this beer in Yorkshire Squares, it has a full-bodied roasted malt flavour with just a hint of caramel. Tetley’s Cask also has a smooth hop character and bitterness derived from English hops. | Northamptonshire |
| 22 | Cherwell Valley | Cherwell Valley Bitter | 3.5% | | A complex blend of malt and hops make this a slightly spicy full bodied walnut coloured session beer. | Northants |
| 23 | Cotleigh | Cotleigh Anniversary 25 | 4.0% | | Explosion of flavours from American Cascade hops. Light and golden with a fruit filled finish. | Somerset |
| 24 | Cotswold Brewing Co | Wheat Beer | 4.2% | | A light summer drink with hints of fruit, inspired by the traditional German Berliner Weisse style | Oxfordshire |
| 25 | Dark Star | Hophead | 3.8% | | An extremely clean drinking pale gold coloured ale with a strong floral aroma and elderflower notes. This beer is full-bodied despite its very quaffable strength and dryness. | Sussex |
| 26 | Donnington | Best Bitter | 3.5% | | Light, malty and delicious, from Hooky’s only real rival | Gloucestershire |
| 27 | Donnington | S B A | 4.0% | | A malty bitter from Britain’s most picturesque brewery | Gloucestershire |
| 28 | Dowbridge | Acris | 3.8% | | Fresh and fruity taste at the start that develops into a full, refreshing, round flavour. The hops come through late to give a bitter finish. | Leicestershire |
| 29 | Enville | Enville Ale | 4.5% | | A traditional beekeepers ale, pale yellow, a fruity bitter with an initial sweetness progressing to a complex dry hoppy taste based on an old nineteenth century recipe | West Midlands |
| 30 | Everards | Hazy Daze | 4.3% | | A cask conditioned wheat beer which is brewed with champagne yeast. The result is a great tasting ale with zesty, orange flavours and cloudy appearance. This distinctive beer will make your Summer, come rain or shine! | Leicestershire |
| 31 | Foxfield | Red Fox | 3.5% | | A northern, old fashioned, reddish bitter with a pint of dark crystal and plenty of hop. | Cumbria |
| 32 | Freeminer | Bitter | 4.0% | | A hoppy distinctive beer, the benchmark of the Freeminer style of brewing. | Gloucestershire |
| 33 | Fuller’s | London Pride | 4.1% | | Rich and smooth, with a good malty base – an a easy drinking beer with great body and a fruity, satisfying finish. | Middlesex |
| 34 | Goff’s | Jouster | 3.8% | | Well balanced, drinkable tawny ale | Gloucestershire |
| 35 | Greene King | Sundance | 4.1% | | Light in colour with floral hop aromas | Suffolk |
| 36 | Gwatkins | Norman Cider | 7.5% | | Starts with a sweet taste then drying on the palate. Naturally slightly hazy in appearance. | Herefordshire |
| 37 | Hampshire | Ironside | 4.2% | | A distinctive hop aroma draws you into this amber coloured bitter | Hampshire |
| 38 | Hanby | Rainbow Chaser | 4.3% | | A very pale bitter brewed with pioneer hops.Full with large characteristics | Shropshire |
| 39 | Hancocks | Bitter | TBC | | TBC | |
| 40 | Harveys | Olympia Golden Ale | 4.3% | | Light in colour, mellow and well balanced. Fuggle and Golding hops combine to provide a soft, dry palate and bitter aftertaste | Sussex |
| 41 | Harveys | Sussex Best Bitter | 4.0% | | Champion Best Bitter of Britain 2005. A full, malty, well hopped bitter with a distinctly moreish quality. | Sussex |
| 42 | Holt | Humdinger | 4.0% | | A refreshing beer brewed with honey and citrus flavoured whole hops to provide a rounded, tongue tingling taste with an exciting aroma | Greater Manchester |
| 43 | Hook Norton | Haymaker | 5.0% | | A strong pale ale of distinctive taste. Plenty of Goldings hops during the brewing give it a certain something extra – like sunshine dancing on the tongue | Oxfordshire |
| 44 | Hook Norton | Cotswold Lion | 4.2% | | a pale, fruity ale, with a citrus-lime aroma, and hopped with only Fuggles. | Oxfordshire |
| 45 | Hook Norton | M@Cale | 3.8% | | A pale fruity beer, lots of flavour but not too much alcohol, said to be a favourite of President Gorbachev. | Oxfordshire |
| 46 | Hook Norton | Double Barrelled | 4.3% | | A pale ale with aromas of soft fruit and a hint of orange | Oxfordshire |
| 47 | Hook Norton | Hooky Bitter | 3.6% | | A subtly balanced, golden bitter, hoppy to the nose, malty on the palate – the classic session beer, eminently drinkable | Oxfordshire |
| 48 | Hook Norton | Hooky Dark | 3.2% | | A dark chestnut – coloured ale, crammed full of roast malt flavours, and complimented with superb dry-hop aromas from East Kent Goldings. | Oxfordshire |
| 49 | Hook Norton | Old Hooky | 4.6% | | A beautifully balanced beer, fruity by nature, with a well-rounded body and the suggestive echo of Crystal Malt. | Oxfordshire |
| 50 | Hook Norton | Hooky Gold | 4.1% | | A pale, crisp beer; the Maris Otter malt gives it a bold, clear, confidence, while the traditional English Fuggles and Goldings and American Willamette hops give it the best of the old and the new worlds. | Oxfordshire |
| 51 | Hopshackle | Shacklers Gold | 5.2% | | Golden coloured beer with a strong aroma of sweet malt and fruit. | Lincolnshire |
| 52 | Hydes Anvil | Jekylls Gold | 4.8% | | A refreshing, bitter ale with tangy citrus and floral character. Grapefruit and citrus notes in evidence derived from the high proportions of Styrian Goldings that are used. | Greater Manchester |
| 53 | Lees | Bitter | 4.0% | | A copper coloured beer with a malty, hoppy aroma. You are left with a distinctive malty aftertaste. One pint is never enough! | Greater Manchester |
| 54 | Mordue | Summer Tyne | 3.6% | | A very pale lager style beer to be drunk on hot nights. Complex hop aroma. Be warned – easy to drink! | Tyne & Wear |
| 55 | Nethergate | Vixen | 3.9% | | A copper coloured beer with a white head. The aroma is slightly hoppy and there is light fruit in the mouth. | Suffolk |
| 56 | Nethergate | Suffolk County Bitter | 4.0% | | A quality best bitter with great hop and malt aromas, together with a punching bitterness. | Suffolk |
| 57 | North Cotswold | Pig Brook | 3.8% | | A light session beer | Warwickshire |
| 58 | North Cotswold | Shag Weaver | 4.5% | | Light coloured cask conditioned lager style brewed with New Zealand Hops | Warwickshire |
| 59 | Oakham | Inferno | 4.0% | | Golden in colour this light igniting ale flickers complex fruit across your tongue leaving a dry fruity bitter finish, smothering your thirst | Cambridgeshire |
| 60 | Old Cannon | Gunners Daughter | 5.5% | | A well balanced strong ale with a complexity of hop, fruit, sweetness and bitterness in the flavour and a lingering pleasant hoppy, bitter aftertaste. | Suffolk |
| 61 | Oxfordshire Ales | Pride of Oxford | 4.2% | | A traditional English Ale, brewed for a contemporary real ale experience. Easy drinking, fruity and vibrant Pride of Oxford is refreshing and thirst quenching. Perfect for any social occasion | Oxfordshire |
| 62 | Purity Brewing Co | Pure Gold | 3.8% | | A refreshing Golden Ale – an easy drinking beer with a lovely dry and bitter finish. | Warwickshire |
| 63 | R C H | PG Steam | 3.9% | | This complex multi layered ale has a floral hop aroma with medium bodied hop, bitter taste with some fruit and sweetness. | Somerset |
| 64 | Ringwood | Boondoggle | 4.0% | | Irresistible hop aroma with high summer floral notes. Initial fruitiness with a crisp dry finish. A straw-coloured beer flavoured with just two aroma hops, the highly prized Fuggles and the new dwarf variety First Gold. | Hampshire |
| 65 | Robinson’s | Dizzy Blonde | 3.8% | | Straw coloured summer ale with distinctive herbal perfume-like hop aroma, and crisp zesty palate. | Cheshire |
| 66 | Rugby Brewing Co | Union | 4.4% | | Straw coloured brew. Smooth in the mouth with a slight fruit undertone. | Warwickshire |
| 67 | Skinners | Cornish Knocker Ale | 4.5% | | Strong full taste that lasts. Flowery nose. 2008 Supreme Champion at the South West Region Beer Competition | Cornwall |
| 68 | Slaughterhouse | Saddleback | 3.8% | | Traditional quaffing ale | Warwickshire |
| 69 | St Austell | Tribute | 4.2% | | Hoppy flavour and fresh citrus nose are good enough to rival any fine white wine. | Cornwall |
| 70 | St Peters | Best Bitter | 3.7% | | A traditional best bitter brewed with pale and crystal malts and goldings aroma hops resulting in a full bodied ale with distinctive fruity caramel notes. | Suffolk |
| 71 | Stonehenge | Pigswill | 4.0% | | A full bodied beer, not so bitter but rich in hop aroma, giving the beer a delightful aftertaste. The warm amber colour is very appealing to the eye | Wiltshire |
| 72 | Teignworthy | Old Moggy | 4.4% | | Clear mahogany brew with a citrus flavour | Devon |
| 73 | Three Castles | Barbury Castle | 3.9% | | Balanced, easy drinking pale ale with a wonderful aroma and a hoppy, spicy palate. | Wiltshire |
| 74 | Timothy Taylor | Landlord | 4.3% | | Often regarded as one of the best ales in the country, fruity, almost “lemony” bitter. Madonna’s favourite beer! | Yorkshire |
| 75 | Timothy Taylor | Landlord 2 | 4.3% | | Often regarded as one of the best ales in the country, fruity, almost “lemony” bitter. Madonna’s favourite beer! | Yorkshire |
| 76 | Tring | Captain Alf | 4.2% | | A burnished gold bitter with a fine, well rounded bitterness and good hop character imparted by Hallertau hops. Generally used in German- style pils and Helles beer, this hop works wonderfully in light coloured ales. | Hertfordshire |
| 77 | Triple F F F | Hallelujah | 4.0% | | Full flavoured ale with a rich fruit nose a lemon crispness with generous handfuls of choice New Zealand green bullet hops | Hampshire |
| 78 | Twickenham Ales | Gothick Dark | 4.6% | | A delicious strong mild brewed using light crystal and chocolate malt | Middlesex |
| 79 | Uley | Pigs Ear | 5.0% | | Gloucestershire Campaign for real ale winner of the year. Strong bitter with 100% pale ale malt. | Gloucestershire |
| 80 | Warwickshire | Lady Godiva | 4.2% | | Blonde, gentle and full bodied | Warwickshire |
| 81 | Weston’s Cider | Perry | 4.5% | | Light and fruity with a well-balanced sweetness. A perfect drink for all occasions. | Herefordshire |
| 82 | Weston’s Cider | Old Rosie | 7.3% | | Allowed to settle out naturally after fermentation resulting in a truly old fashioned, full flavoured, appley, cloudy scrumpy with a well- balanced, medium dry character. | Herefordshire |
| 83 | White Horse | Flibbertigibbet | 4.3% | | A dark golden coloured beer, with a flurry of English hops that leaves you with an aromatic after taste | Oxfordshire |
| 84 | Wickwar | Cotswold Way | 4.2% | | Rich amber – smooth well balanced beer with a terrific hoppy finish | Gloucestershire |
| 85 | Wizard | Lundy Gold | 4.1% | | Golden hoppy ale | Devon |
| 86 | Wychwood | Brakspear Bitter | 3.4% | | A superb session beer. Amber in colour, with a good fruit, hop and malt nose.The initial taste of malt and the well hopped bitterness quickly dissolves into a predominantly bittersweet and fruity finish. | Oxfordshire |
| 87 | Wye Valley | Butty Bach | 4.5% | | A burnished gold premium ale. Full bodied, smooth and satisfying. | Herefordshire |
| 88 | Wyre Piddle | Piddle in the Wind | 4.5% | | A nice hoppy nose through to a lasting aftertaste makes it a good all-round beer. | Worcestershire |