| Brewery Name | Beer Name | ABV | Description | County |
| Abbeydale | Deception | 4.1% | A pale beer, made with fabulous Nelson Sauvin hops. Aromas of elderflower and grapes. Strong citrus flavours, especially grapefruit. Long lasting bitter finish. Very refreshing and packed full of flavour. | Yorkshire |
| Adnams | Southwold Bitter | 3.7% | A beautiful copper-coloured beer, late and dry-hopped with Fuggles for a distinctive, lingering hoppiness. | Suffolk |
| Adnams | Southwold Bitter 2 | 3.7% | A beautiful copper-coloured beer, late and dry-hopped with Fuggles for a distinctive, lingering hoppiness. | Suffolk |
| Arkell’s | Wiltshire Gold | 4.0% | A light golden coloured Ale brewed using English Maris Otter malt, which creates a satisfyingly sweet malty flavour. The use of traditional hops give the beer a mellow floral hop aroma followed by a distinctive hoppy taste. | Wiltshire |
| Backyard Brewhouse | The Hoard | 4.1% | Citrus and pine nose, with a dry, crisp and hoppy taste. | West Midlands |
| Ballards | Midhurst Mild | 3.4% | Traditional mahogany brown, mild, smokey, roasted nutty aroma with sweet molasses and dark chocolate flavours. | Hampshire |
| Bateman | Yella Belly Gold | 3.9% | A golden colour, refreshing beer brewed with lager malt and Chinook and Cascade hops, giving a lovely citrus flavour and aroma, which is quite dry and very moreish. | Lincolnshire |
| Belhaven | Belhaven Back | 4.3% | Bursting with roast coffee and chocolate flavours, this is a truly genuine and premium pint. Brewed using pure Scottish water and a unique blend of Scottish triple malts sourced from the finest locally grown barley. | East Lothian |
| Belhaven | IPA | 3.8% | Refreshing floral hints and citrus tones combine to produce the unmistakable clean, crisp flavour of this long awaited IPA… Well worth waiting for! | East Lothian |
| Bellingers | Summer Ale | 3.7% | A light refreshing session bitter with soft, nutty, toffee malts with a late bitterness | Oxfordshire |
| Bewdley | Worcestershire Way | 3.6% | A pale straw colour, First Gold, Celeia, and Fuggles hops. A very refreshing session beer with citrus aftertones. | Worcestershire |
| Brains | SA Gold | 4.3% | A full-flavoured, hoppy and refreshing golden ale with a satisfying bitterness, vibrant citrus aromas and complex hop flavours. | Glamorgan |
| Branscombe Vale | Branoc | 3.8% | A bronze amber session beer that is fruity and well balanced. | |
| Braydon Ales | Thrudger | 3.8% | Old Wiltshire term meaning ‘Quaffer’. Smooth on the palate, hints of grapefruit and a pleasing floral citrus hop aroma lead to a balanced bitter finish. | Wiltshire |
| Breconshire | Welsh Pale Ale | 3.7% | A very pale mildly hopped session ale brewed to an old welsh style guide to a pale ale. Fuggle hops give the delicate slightly floral aromas and flavours. | Powys |
| Brough’s | Brough’s Blonde | 4.6% | A pale blonde hoppy ale. | Shropshire |
| Broughton | Clipper IPA | 4.2% | A light coloured, crisp tasting, well-hopped ale. Clean refreshing malt flavour overlaid with a strong hop character and a crisp hop bitter aftertaste. | Peeblesshire |
| Buckingham | Golden Ale | 3.8% | A very hoppy golden ale. Created using a generous amount of hops. A light chocolate note from the malt contrasts with soft grapefruit and orange fruitiness from the hops in the aroma and taste of this golden ale, which finishes dry and bitter. | Bucks |
| Burton Bridge | Burton Bitter | 4.2% | A mid amber coloured ale with a big fruity aroma and aftertaste | Staffordshire |
| Butcombe | Great Grey Owl | 3.6% | A subtle biscuit malt background balances the strong hop character. Hugely fruity on the nose, tropical fruit flavours take over on the palate leading to a citrus bitterness in the finish. | Avon |
| Cannon Royall | Blonde Bombshell | 4.3% | Light and zesty with a fresh flavour. | Worcestershire |
| Carlsberg – Tetley | TBC | TBC | TBC | South Wales |
| Castle Rock | Harvest Pale Ale | 3.8% | Pale beer with a distinct hop flavour that leads to a crisp finish. | Nottinghamshire |
| Compass | West | 3.5% | Following our move West, a lower strength flavourful beer. | Oxfordshire |
| Coors | Hancocks HB | 3.6% | Dating from at least 1925, a traditional cask ale with an aroma full of crystal toffee and pear drops with a hint of liquorice. A touch drying, its soft and smooth malty palate has a faintly sharp finish. | Staffordshire |
| Coors | Sharps Doom Bar | 4.0% | A balance of spicy resinous hop, inviting sweet malt and delicate roasted notes. | Staffordshire |
| Cotswold Brewing Co | Cotswold Lager | 4.0% | Light and refreshing with hints of tropical fruit and elderflower. | Gloucestershire |
| Cumbria | Loweswater Gold | 4.3% | A pale gold beer with a hoppy citrus zesty aroma and a sweet, lemon, fruity taste. | Cumbria |
| 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. | West Sussex |
| Donnington | Best Bitter | 3.5% | Light, malty and delicious, from Hooky’s only real rival. | Gloucestershire |
| Donnington | S B A | 4.0% | A malty bitter from Britain’s most picturesque brewery. | Gloucestershire |
| Dowbridge | Fosse Ale | 4.8% | Auburn premium beer with caramel and burnt toffee flavours, leading to a hoppy dry finish. | Leicestershire |
| Dowbridge | Praetorian Porter | 5.8% | An award winning brew, dark rich slightly sweet with hoppy undertones. | Leicestershire |
| East London | Jamboree | 4.8% | A golden beer using English hops throughout, giving a smooth but refreshing mouthfeel. | London |
| Enville | Ginger Beer | 4.6% | Produced using root extract ginger this ingeniously created ginger beer has a flavour which is not overpowering and is very refreshing. | West Midlands |
| Everards | Tiger Best | 4.2% | An award winning best bitter brewed with crystal malt to give it a rounded toffee character. | Leicestershire |
| Felinfoel | Double Dragon | 4.20% | A full drinking, premium Welsh Ale, which is malty and subtly hopped. Double Dragon has a rich colour and smooth balanced character. This deep copper red ale has a tangy red fruit flavour with nutty, toffee overtones. | Carmarthenshire |
| Flowerpots | Flowerpots Bitter | 3.8% | A dry, hoppy traditional bitter with a light bronze colour. Delicious! | Hampshire |
| Freeminer | Back Street Heroes | 4.5% | Brewed for the bikers magazine, it truly is the “engine oil of life”. | Gloucestershire |
| 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 |
| Fuller’s | Wild River | 4.5% | A double-hopped pale ale, inspired by some of the finest craft brewers from the USA, bursting with citrus hop flavours. | Middlesex |
| Goff’s | Tournament | 4.0% | An amber thirst quencher with delicate floral aroma and bitter sweet finish. | Gloucestershire |
| Grainstore | Ten Fifty | 5.0% | A full strength mahogany coloured beer, which has a moreishness typical of a beer possessing the fine balance of pronounced hop bitterness & aroma against a natural malty sweetness, creating a deceivingly drinkable beer. | Leicestershire |
| Greene King | Hurdy Gurdy | 4.1% | A mellow cloudy wheat ale with a zesty fruit notes and a gentle swirling floral aroma. | Suffolk |
| Hall & Woodhouse | Hopping Hare | 4.5% | A refreshing ale with a unique hoppy aroma and well-balanced bitterness that is bound to satisfy! | Dorset |
| Hambleton | Hambleton Ale Bitter | 3.8% | A golden bitter with a good balance of malty and refreshing citrus notes leading to a mellow tangy finish. | North Yorkshire |
| Harveys | Best Bitter | 4.0% | A full, well-hopped bitter with a reputation that exceeds the borders of its native and adjoining counties. | Sussex |
| Harveys | Olympia Golden Ale | 4.2% | A cool golden summer ale. | Sussex |
| Holden’s | Bush’s Brew | 4.1% | Deliciously Hoppy with a long lingering floral finish. | West Midlands |
| Holt | Humdinger | 4.0% | ‘Golden Brown in colour. Brewed with a combination of English malt, Mexican Aroma Honey and Citrus Flavoured hops. Winner of the Tesco Beer Challenge. | Greater Manchester |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| Hook Norton | Hooky | 3.5% | A subtly balanced, golden bitter, hoppy to the nose, malty on the palate. The classic session beer, eminently drinkable. | Oxfordshire |
| Hook Norton | Twelve Days | 5.5% | Dark, strong, sweet – Hooky’s Xmas ale. ABV “for guidance only”. | Oxfordshire |
| Hook Norton | Double Stout | 4.8% | Smooth and full-bodied with a refreshing hoppy aftertaste. A blend of dark malts give it a character all of its own. Black malt enriches the colour and teases the palate, and brown malt gives it the dryness. | Oxfordshire |
| Hook Norton | Cotswold Lion | 4.0% | Perfectly balanced, fresh and fruity. A blend of four malts and four hops gives a slightly sweet taste and a wonderful aroma of dark fruit. | Oxfordshire |
| Hook Norton | Hooky Gold | 4.1% | A very pale, crisp beer confidently displaying its hop character. The first Hook Norton Beer to feature American hops, a fruity aroma and a pleasant, light taste. | Oxfordshire |
| Hopshackle | Red Ale | 4.3% | An amber red well balanced beer. The taste is initially malt followed by a burst of citrus hop with a dry roasted grain finish. | Lincolnshire |
| Hydes Anvil | Winsome Blonde | 4.0% | A very pale, hoppy beer benefiting from the plentiful use of Citra hops.The new Winsome barley variety is used exclusively and our brewers have employed special brewing techniques to ensure the palest beer is produced from it. Citra hops impart interesting citrus and tropical fruit characters to beer and so this ale guarantees to be refreshing. A great ale for the summer period. | Greater Manchester |
| Kingstone | Kingstone Gold | 4.0% | A straw-coloured, smooth ale with citrus notes and a lovely balanced hoppy finish | Monmouthshire |
| Kingstone | Challenger | 4.0% | A richly hoppy well-balanced ale with a malted nose and toffee undertones. | Monmouthshire |
| Lees | Manchester Pale Ale | 3.7% | Zesty, fruity beer with characterful flavours that embody the very essence of Manchester – alternative, distinctive and youthful. | Greater Manchester |
| Loddon | Hoppit | 3.5% | A highly hopped session ale with a Seville Orange marmalade flavour, with dark Invert Sugar giving a smooth taste. | Oxfordshire |
| London Fields | Hackney Hopster | 4.2% | A debonair young chap of a pacific pale ale, showing off flavours of grapefruit, lemon zest and gooseberry. | London |
| Long Itch | Fiesta | 3.5% | Light bodied blond ale, hopped four times giving rich hop aromas of tropical fruits (mango, lychees, grapefruit). | Warwickshire |
| Loose Cannon | Blonde Bombshell | 4.2% | A blonde beer, very refreshing on the palate with great citrus grapefruit flavours to finish | Oxfordshire |
| Loose Cannon | Gunners Gold | 3.5% | This refreshing flavoursome beer offers hints of peach and passion fruit. | Oxfordshire |
| Mighty Oak | Kings | 4.2% | A deep golden beer for hopheads. Brewed with new variety Citra from the USA. Bitter bursts with hoppy fruitiness; passion fruit, nectarine and orange zest, that lasts long into the finish. | |
| Moncada | Notting Hill Blonde | 4.2% | Continental style yellow beer, a mix of hops, bitterness and sweetness. The flavour explodes on the tongue. | London |
| Mordue | Five Bridges | 3.6% | A fruity amber beer with more than a hint of hops. The bitterness carries on in the after taste. A superb session beer. | Tyne & Wear |
| Nethergate | Gladness | 4.2% | Brewed for the rock band Madness. | Suffolk |
| North Cotswold | Shagweaver | 4.5% | A pale hoppy bitter brewed with New Zealand Hops | Warwickshire |
| North Cotswold | Windrush Ale | 3.6% | A thirst quenching amber session bitter brewed with English Challenger and First Gold hops, for a traditional taste. | Warwickshire |
| Oakham | JHB | 3.8% | Dry hoppy finish with soft fruit flavours. | Cambridgeshire |
| Old Swan | Ma Pardoes Original | 3.5% | A very light mild | West Midlands |
| Oxfordshire Ales | Pride of Oxford | 4.2% | To quench a real thirst, we traditionally brew our golden ale to give a biscuity, fruity character and vibrant juicy refreshment. Pride of Oxford is also brewed to appeal to the younger ale drinker, making a real transition from lager. | Oxfordshire |
| Patriot | TBC | TBC | TBC | Warwickshire |
| Pot Belly | Welland Owd | 4.5% | Highly refreshing golden ale, both crisp and dry on the palate with a citrus hop aroma. | Northants |
| Potton | Potton Gold | 4.1% | Golden colour with a floral hop character. | Bedfordshire |
| Purity Brewing Co | Pure Gold | 3.8% | A refreshing golden ale. An easy drinking beer with a lovely dry and bitter finish. | Warwickshire |
| 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 |
| Robinson’s | Dizzy Blonde | 3.8% | Straw coloured summer ale with distinctive herbal perfume-like hop aroma, and crisp zesty palate. | Cheshire |
| Roosters | YPA | 4.1% | A two-time gold medal winner at the prestigious World Beer Cup, YPA® (Yorkshire Pale Ale) is a pale, aromatic, summer ale that offers up delicate peachy and berry fruit flavours for your taste buds to feast on. | Yorkshire |
| Rudgate | Jorvik Blonde | 3.8% | Flaxen Blonde Ale. Balanced hoppy bitterness and a crisp, fruity finish. | Yorkshire |
| Severn Vale | Luverly Jub’lee | 4.2% | Originally brewed to celebrate the Queen’s sixty years on the throne. A golden ale with bright and zingy flavours. | Gloucestershire |
| Shepherd Neame | Spitfire | 4.5% | Born to commemorate the Battle of Britain, and may yet win it. Dry and distinctive. | |
| Sherfield Village | Wisty | 5.0% | Copper coloured beer with a malty flavour, balanced with predominantly English hops. | Hampshire |
| Skinners | Betty Stogs | 4.0% | Easy drinking copper ale with a superb balance of citrus hops, malt and bitterness. Bitter finish is slow to develop but long to fade. | Cornwall |
| Slaughterhouse | Saddleback | 3.8% | An amber colour conversational bitter with a distinctive Challenger hop flavour. | Warwickshire |
| St Austell | Gold Rush | 4.0% | A golden hoppy number in the IPA style and a refreshing citrus beer ideal to quench the thirst on a hot summer’s day! | Cornwall |
| St Georges | Crusade | 3.8% | TBC | Worcestershire |
| 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 |
| Stroud | Budding | 4.5% | Pale ale with a grassy bitterness, sweet malt and luscious floral aroma. | Gloucestershire |
| Summerskills | Hopscotch | 4.1% | Golden amber ale with light fruit, hoppy, citrus aroma and a zesty, fruity, refreshing taste. | |
| Teignworthy | Neap Tide | 3.8% | A fruity beer. Tastes stronger than it is. | Devon |
| Teme Valley | Summer Nights | 3.7% | A thirst quenching summer ale that is dark in colour. | Worcestershire |
| Thornbridge | Brother Rabbit | 4.0% | Lemon zest in colour with a clean, hoppy aroma. A resinous finish and some bitterness. | Derbyshire |
| Three Castles | Saxon Archer | 4.0% | A light brown hoppy ale. | Wiltshire |
| Three Castles | Summer Daze | 3.6% | A crisp refreshing blonde ale. | Wiltshire |
| 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 |
| Timothy Taylor | Boltmaker | 4.0% | Genuine Yorkshire Bitter, with a full measure of maltiness and hoppy aroma. | Yorkshire |
| Tring | Moongazer | 4.3% | All American hopped. This amber/ruby hued ale has a well rounded bitterness with grapefruit, mango and peach hop characteristics imparted by Chinook and Citra. | Hertfordshire |
| Turpin | Romers Return | 3.8% | Pale golden citrus hoppy ale packed full of citrus punch with transatlantic hops. | Oxfordshire |
| Turpin | Elder Flower Power | 3.6% | A refreshing aromatic hoppy blonde bohemian beer infused with freshly picked elderflowers. Perfect for a summers day! | Oxfordshire |
| Uley | Uley Bitter | 4.0% | A copper coloured beer with hops and fruit in the aroma, and a malty, fruity taste underscored by a hoppy bitterness with a hint of fruit in the taste. The finish is dry, with a balance of hops and malt. | Gloucestershire |
| Wadworth | Red White and Brew | 4.0% | Brewed in celebration of all things British; a powerfully hopped golden ale with a zesty hoppy nose. The initial fresh, cleansing palate develops into a strong powerful bitterness, a sorbet of beers and a real thirst quencher. | |
| Warwickshire | Bumblebee | TBC | TBC | Warwickshire |
| Watermill Inn | Isle of Dogs | 4.5% | Golden Bitter with a fresh malty aroma and a distinctive citrus fruit flavour with an intense dry after taste. | Cumbria |
| Wentworth | WPA | 4.0% | Award winning hoppy ale. Golden in colour with a sharp, bitter taste. | South Yorkshire |
| Wessex | Merry Minx | 4.2% | Coppery well hopped swilling beer. | Wiltshire |
| Weston’s Cider | Old Rosie | 7.3% | The colour palate of burnt orange, sunset yellow and deep red invokes a time for relaxation and divulgence as well as underpinning the rual Herefordshire provenance of our fantastic cloudy cider. | Herefordshire |
| Weston’s Cider | Wyldwood Organic Still Cider | 4.8% | Produced using organic cider apples and matured in old oak vats which results in an easy to drink cider with a ripe apple aroma and a refreshing well balanced taste. | Herefordshire |
| Whale | Whale Pale Ale | 3.6% | A pale golden ale, lemongrass and honey on the nose with hoppy and citrus flavours and a dry finish. | Oxfordshire |
| White Horse | Village Idiot | 4.1% | A beer well hopped with Challenger/Bramling cross hops with a base of fine pale malt and wheat gives a light straw coloured beer with a lasting fruity aftertaste. | Oxfordshire |
| Wickwar | BOB | 4.0% | A distinct blend of hops, malt and citrus fruits. The slightly sweet taste turns into a fine, dry bitterness with a lasting finish. | Gloucestershire |
| Windsor and Eton | Eton Boatman | 4.3% | A very hoppy golden ale. | Berkshire |
| Wood Farm | 1823 | 3.5% | A full bodied Dark mild with hints of caramel finishing with a smooth malty palate. | Warwickshire |
| Wychwood | Hobgoblin | 4.5% | Full-bodied, Ruby beer that delivers a delicious chocolate toffee malt flavour, balanced with a rounded moderate bitterness and an overall fruity, mischievous character. | Oxfordshire |
| Wye Valley | Bitter | 3.7% | A delicate hoppy aroma leading to a full malty flavour ending in a crisp, clean bitter finish. | Herefordshire |