| Brewery | Beer | ABV | Description | County |
| Abbeydale | Moonshine | 4.3% | A beautifully balanced pale straw-coloured premium bitter with a distinctive floral aroma, leading to a predominantly citrus taste, with grapefruit and lemons to the fore, and a quenching bitter finish. Our most popular beer. | Yorkshire |
| Adnams | Ghost Ship | 4.5% | A ghostly pale ale which takes its inspiration from Adnams 600-year-old haunted pub, The Bell at Walsberswick. | Suffolk |
| Adnams | Ghost Ship | 4.5% | A ghostly pale ale which takes its inspiration from Adnams 600-year-old haunted pub, The Bell at Walsberswick. | Suffolk |
| Arkell’s | Hoperation IPA | 4.0% | So popular, we’ve made it a House Beer! A blend of English and American hops brought together to create a powerful hop flavour in this Pale Ale with oats and wheat in the grist to provide a smooth rounded finish. | Wiltshire |
| Atomic | Atomic Strike | 3.7% | A pale golden ale with a sharp fruity aromatic aroma and a good sharp bitter finish. | Warwickshire |
| Backyard Brewhouse | The Hoard | 3.9% | A golden straw coloured beer brewed specially to mark the discovery of the ‘Staffordshire Hoard’ – the largest hoard of Anglo-Saxon gold ever found.SIBA National beer competition 2011 Gold medal. | West Midlands |
| Ballards | Midhurst Mild | 3.4% | Traditional mahogany brown, mild, smokey, roasted nutty aroma with sweet molasses and dark chocolate flavours. | Hampshire |
| Batham | Batham’s Best | 4.3% | A straw-coloured bitter which initially seems sweet, but a complex dry, hoppy taste soon predominates. | Staffordshire |
| Bellingers | Blenheim | 3.8% | A clean-tasting, dark straw-coloured bitter with a balanced sweetness | 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 |
| Box Steam | Golden Bolt | 3.8% | A light straw coloured bitter, with a fruity malty caramel flavour. | Wiltshire |
| Bradfield | Farmers Blonde | 4.0% | This very pale, brilliant blonde beer has citrus and summer fruit aromas making it an extremely refreshing ale. | Yorkshire |
| Brains | R D Dark | 3.5% | A smooth, treacle-coloured beer | Glamorgan |
| Brakspear | 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 |
| Brakspear | 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 |
| Brakspear | Hooray Henry | 4.0% | Celebrating all the is good about Henley On Thames and the world famous Regatta. This gloriously zesty blonde beer releases tangy citrus and grapefruit overtones | Oxfordshire |
| Brough’s | Fettle | 4.3% | A golden bitter, slightly sweet, with a subtle hoppy aftertaste. | West Midlands |
| Butcombe | Hop Eye | 4.2% | An intensely complex and hoppy light golden beer that contains hops from 13 countries | Avon |
| Cannon Royall | Blonde Bombshell | 4.3% | A golden bitter with a good body! | Worcestershire |
| Castle Coombe | Doing Little | 4.1% | Toffee-coloured and hoppy | Wiltshire |
| Castle Rock | Harvest Pale | 3.8% | A pale, polished, blonde beer with a distinct hop flavour leading to a crisp finish | Nottinghamshire |
| Coors | Doombar | 4.0% | A balance of spicy resinous hop, inviting sweet malt and delicate roasted notes. | Staffordshire |
| Cross Bay | Sunshine | 4.0% | Smooth Malt taste with Red Berry additions from UK grown Hops. | Lancashire |
| Cumbria | Loweswater Gold | 4.3% | A pale golden ale made with mainly lager malt and German hops producing a tropical fruit aroma and flavour. Winner of many awards, including 2011 Champion Golden Ale of Britain. | Cumbria |
| Dark Star | Seville Ale | 4.0% | Golden Ale brewed with Spanish Seville oranges | West Sussex |
| Donnington | Best Bitter | 3.6% | A pleasant amber bitter with a slight hop aroma, a good balance of malt and hops in the mouth and a bitter aftertaste. | Gloucestershire |
| Dowbridge | D B Dark | 4.4% | A strong, dark, full-bodied ale with roast malt giving hints of chocolate. | Leicestershire |
| East London | Jamboree | 4.8% | A golden summer ale | London |
| Elgood | Black Dog | 3.6% | Well balanced malt and hops gives a pleasant aroma and taste, with splendid roasted bitter flavours. | Cambridgeshire |
| 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 | Stateside Rye | 4.5% | Pale amber beer with a rose, lavender, fruity hop and citrus, zesty, malty, vanilla taste | Leicestershire |
| Felinfoel | Dragon Heart | 4.5% | A rich colour and a smooth balanced character with red fruit flavour and toffee overtones | Carmarthenshire |
| Forge | Hart of Gold | 4.0% | Golden colour with flavours of tropical fruit and pink grapefruit | North Devon |
| Fuggle Bunny | New Beginnings | 4.9% | Nose twitching, Fuggle peers from him den for the first time. The fresh spring air is gently fragranced with aromas of sweet honey and spice. A breeze of dry hoppiness drifts by whilst the warm glow of the sun gives the fields an amber haze. Today was going to be a good day for an adventure. | Yorkshire |
| Fuller’s | London Pride | 4.7% | Award-winning, famous premium ale. A good malty base with an excellent blend of hop character, resulting in an easy-drinking beer with great body and a fruity, satisfying finish. | Middlesex |
| Goff’s | Lancer | 3.8% | A golden ale with a light citrus aroma | Gloucestershire |
| Grafton | Prowler | 4.3% | Classic copper bitter, bags of flavour, dry malty finish. | Nottinghamshire |
| Grainstore | Ten-Fifty | 5.0% | A full strength mahogany coloured beer, possessing the fine balance of pronounced hop bitterness & aroma against a natural malty sweetness. | Leicestershire |
| Great Orme | Celtica | 4.5% | A refreshing contemporary golden ale full of citrus taste and aroma. | Clwyd |
| Great Orme | Orme Bitter | 4.2% | Crystal, chocolate and Maris Otter malts give an initial well balanced taste, giving way to a delicate smoked finish. | Clwyd |
| Great Orme | Welsh Black | 4.0% | Rich, dark and full of malt flavours, this black bitter owes its characteristics to the large amount of chocolate malt giving it a velvety smooth rich coffee finish. No aroma hops are added to this beer, instead seven types of grain are used to develop the flavour | Clwyd |
| Greene King | Back of the Net | 4.1% | A perfect, easy drinking beer for the Summer; the Amarillo and Citra hops create a refreshing beer with an intense citrus zing | Suffolk |
| Grey Trees | Caradogs Bitter | 3.9% | A beautiful bitter, copper in colour, with a crisp flavour and a dry finish. Crafted with Crystal and Caragold malt, Challenger and Golding hops, Welsh water and Grey Trees’ passion. | Glamorgan |
| Grey Trees | Diggers Gold | 4.0% | Grey Trees’ modern CAMRA award-winning golden ale. Alive with fresh citrus aromas which leave a subtle bitterness. Crafted with Marris Otter pale malt, US hops, Welsh water and Grey Trees’ passion. | Glamorgan |
| Gun Dog Ales | Hot Dog | 3.9% | We love Hot Dog and it appears so do a lot of other people. Super cool and friendly, with a refreshing citrus taste, it’s a summer beer that ticks all the right (cool) boxes. So pop on the shorts, light the barbie and lap up the sunshine. | Northamptonshire |
| Hall & Woodhouse | Fursty Ferret | 4.4% | A sweet nutty palate, hoppy aroma and a hint of Seville oranges, give this tawny amber ale its distinctive personality | Dorset |
| Hambleton | Stud Blonde | 4.3% | A refreshing, golden, easy-drinking blonde ale | North Yorkshire |
| Harveys | Best Bitter | 4.0% | A superbly balanced bitter with a prominent hop character | Sussex |
| Harveys | Golden Ale | 4.3% | A cool golden summer ale, very refreshing with a balanced complexity | Sussex |
| Holden’s | Golden Glow | 4.4% | A golden ale with subtle, fragrant hop aromas, a moreish gentle sweetness and an almost citrus-like pleasant bitter finish | West Midlands |
| Hook Norton | 167 | 6.7% | Brewed to celebrate 167 years of brewing here at Hooky. Reddish brown, fruity and spicy. Remember Diamond Reserve? Try this! | Oxfordshire |
| Hook Norton | 12 Days | 5.5% | A strong dark brown beer, offering a dominantly malty palate with nutty overtones, giving way to a lyrical sweetness that speaks for its strength | Oxfordshire |
| Hook Norton | Brian the Daddy | 4.2% | Brewed in fond memory – so please raise a glass, raise a smile, and enjoy. | Oxfordshire |
| Hook Norton | Brian the Daddy | 4.2% | Brewed in fond memory – so please raise a glass, raise a smile, and enjoy. | Oxfordshire |
| Hook Norton | Draymans Drop | 3.7% | A light brew with a complex hop aroma. Malted barley complemented with a bushel or two of malted wheat and some fruity slovenian hops. | Oxfordshire |
| Hook Norton | Harvest Hop | 3.5% | Light and fruity, with a cosmopolitan hop burst, ideal summer refreshment. | Oxfordshire |
| 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 | 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 | 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 |
| Hook Norton | Hooky Mild | 2.8% | A dark chestnut coloured ale, full of roast malt flavours, and complemented with superb dry-hop aromas from East Kent Goldings. | Oxfordshire |
| Hook Norton | 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 | 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 | Pro’cross’tination | 4.0% | You’d be a fool to delay or postpone getting your hands on our PROCROSSTINATION Ale, brewed to celebrate our 50th Anniversary, our St Cross international Pale Ale is bit unique and truly an international affair. | Oxfordshire |
| Hook Norton | Right Hook | 4.6% | Light with a bitter dry mouth feel, finishing in a lovely mix of citrus and tropical fruits. | Oxfordshire |
| Hook Norton | Thorns Best | 4.2% | Hand crafted by his master Sandra, this dark chestnut brew delivers a forest fruit finish. It’s a dog’s life indeed. | Oxfordshire |
| Hop Back | Summer Lightening | 5.0% | An extremely pleasant bitter, straw coloured beer with a terrific fresh, hoppy aroma. This, coupled with an intense bitterness, leads to an excellent long, dry finish. | Wiltshire |
| Hopshackle | Kinesis | 3.8% | A golden ale tasting of malt, citrus fruits, orange and passion fruit | Cambridgeshire |
| Hydes Anvil | Lowry | 4.7% | Crafted from Citra and Chinook hops to produce an intensely hoppy and refreshing Golden beer. The use of amber malt gives the beer an attractive richness with oodles of strong citrus and lovely tropical tones. A real “Hop Heads” beer. | Greater Manchester |
| Itchen Valley | Belgarum | 3.9% | Named as a tribute to the Roman province of Venta Belgarum, better known today as Winchester. The hop’s flavours are full and juicy but the key to Belgarum is the sweetest of Hampshire honey, offset by elderflower, creating one of our most addictively smooth pints. | Hampshire |
| Kendricks | Scrum | 4.0% | A malty nutty flavour and a long, dry finish with a hint of wild berries | Warwickshire |
| Langham | Hip Hop | 4.0% | Following in the modern tradition of blonde strongly hopped beers. A classic blonde beer — clean and crisp. The nose is loaded with floral hop aroma while the pale malt flavour is overtaken by a pleasing dry and bitter finish. | W Sussex |
| Lemming | Red Head | 4.4% | Our complex red ale made with six different malts from the UK, Belgium and Germany, with UK and US hops – a truly international ale | Warwickshire |
| Loddon | Hullabaloo | 4.2% | A copper coloured Best Bitter with a rich, nutty malt balanced by the dry herby flavour of English Fuggle hops. Guaranteed to cause a stir! | Oxfordshire |
| Loose Cannon | Bombshell | 4.2% | The perfect beer for a warm summers day. The use of only pale malts really allows the hop’s unique citrus flavour to shine unabated. Thirst quenching and tasty. | Oxfordshire |
| Mighty Oak | Captain Bob | 3.8% | A traditional deep amber coloured bitter brewed with Nelson Stauvin hop from New Zealand. | Essex |
| 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 | 5 Bridges | 3.6% | A fruity amber beer with more than a hint of hops. | Tyne & Wear |
| Nailsworth | Alestock | 3.6% | More hoppy than a caffeine-fueled bunny on a bouncy castle, it is the perfect year-round ale. | Gloucestershire |
| Nailsworth | Mayors | 4.2% | This best bitter with wonderful malt textures is complemented by the long-lasting and heavenly taste of blackcurrants. | Gloucestershire |
| Nailsworth | Monument Valley | 5.9% | A floury, fruity red IPA, inspired by N American craft beers | Gloucestershire |
| North Cotswold | Hung Drawn & Portered | 5.0% | A strong dark Porter – treacle roasted molasses | Warwickshire |
| Oakham | Endless Summer | 3.4% | Pale gold colour with a good head, floral aroma, dry citrus hop taste | Cambridgeshire |
| Olde Swan | Original | 3.5% | A moderate bitter, light sweet with a crisp refreshing woody hop bitter palate and a lingering bitter finish | West Midlands |
| Otley | Hop Angeles | 4.8% | It spent a while in development but this is our version of a full bodied hop bursting American Red, it just keeps delivering. | Glamorgan |
| Otter | Otter Head | 5.8% | A distinct barley wine, old ale character, yet is light to drink. It has a malt, fruit and slightly sweet flavour, with a long bittersweet aftertaste. | Devon |
| Pot Belly | Bellowhead | 4.5% | A light coloured bitter with a citrus hoppy finish, Brewed with the help of “Bellowhead” | Northants |
| Purity Brewing Co | Pure Ubu | 4.5% | Pure UBU (pronounced ‘OO-BOO’) is named after our faithful canine friend ‘UBU’, a maverick, brim full of character and the unofficial protector of our secrets. | Warwickshire |
| Rebel | Mexi-Cocoa | 7.2% | A premium luxury chocolate & vanilla stout. Tasting of black treacle, brown sugar, coffee and raisins. | Cornwall |
| Rebellion | Evolution | 4.2% | A light golden Summer beer, with a citrusy hop character | Buckinghamshire |
| Redemption | Urban Dusk | 4.6% | Chestnut coloured Premium Bitter with malts providing coffee aromas and some hazelnut and caramel on the palate, while Bramling Cross hops offer some dark fruit flavours. | London |
| Robinson’s | Reservoir Hop | 4.2% | A Blonde ale. Clean, zesty and hoppy palate | Cheshire |
| Rudgate | Ruby Mild | 4.4% | Nutty, rich ruby ale. Champion beer of Britain 2009 – dark cherry ruby red in colour | Yorkshire |
| Salamander | Golden Salamander | 4.5% | Silver Medal Winner at the Great British Beer Festival. A golden premium ale brewed with Challenger and Styrian hops. This beer has a refreshing citrus hop flavour. | West Yorkshire |
| Salamander | Mud Puppy | 4.2% | A bittersweet copper-coloured bitter with a distinctive hop character derived from Progress and East Kent Goldings hops. | West Yorkshire |
| Shepherd Neame | Spitfire Gold | 4.1% | A well-balanced, light golden ale. Its sweet malt base is built upon with delicate floral and pine aromas imparted by some of the most popular hops of the moment, including Centennial and Saaz. | Kent |
| Sherfield Village | Butchers Brew | 4.9% | A rich, brown multi-hop beer which is vegan-friendly (only ever casked or bottled unfined) | Hampshire |
| Shotover | Prospect | 3.7% | A session bitter designed to be full of hoppy character and flavour | Oxfordshire |
| Six Bells | Back to Basics | 4.3% | Lovely traditional English brown bitter with a great taste | Shropshire |
| Six Bells | Spikey Blonde | 4.0% | A refreshing beer with a beautiful tasting citrus back ground | Shropshire |
| Skinners | Lushingtons Ale | 4.2% | A zesty pale ale, with summer fruits flavours and floral notes | Cornwall |
| Slaughterhouse | Saddleback | 3.8% | An amber coloured conversational bitter with a distinctive ‘Challenger’ hop flavour. | Warwickshire |
| Speyside | Dava Way | 4.0% | A pale ale with elderflower flavours | Inverness |
| St Austell | Proper Job | 4.5% | An award winning modern IPA, packed full of citrus pineapple, grapefruit resinous flavours with a fine crisp bitter finish. | Cornwall |
| St Georges | Dragons Blood | 4.8% | Chocolate and crystal malt combined to give a ruby red coloured beer with a hint of chocolate. Brewed using fuggles and styrian Goldings, blended for an earthy and slightly spicy aroma. | Worcestershire |
| Stratford – Upon – Avon | Louis’s Pale Ale | 4.0% | Our hoppiest beer yet! Powerful floral flavours made with pure English hops including East Kent Golding and Challenger. It is heavily hopped at the end of the boil process which allows the brew to lock in all of the essential oils to create a powerful flavour and aroma. Full bodied with strong floral flavours. | Cumbria |
| Stratford – Upon – Avon | Malty Pig Bitter | 4.4% | A Premium Dark Golden Bitter made with Maris Otter, Crystal and Chocolate Malts with English Fuggles and Golding hops.A full bodied dark golden bitter with hints of caramel. Generously hopped to bring out a variety of balanced hoppy flavours. | Cumbria |
| Stratford – Upon – Avon | Stratford Gold | 3.8% | Premium light Golden ale made with Maris Otter, Crystal and Wheat Malts with Citra and Fuggles hops. Medium Bodied Golden ale with a fine malty flavour with a light hint of citrus fruits. | Cumbria |
| Stroud | Budding Pale Ale | 4.5% | Very popular pale ale with a grassy bitterness, sweet malt and luscious floral aroma. | Gloucestershire |
| Summerskills | Devon Dew | 4.5% | Honey, yellow with a floral, clean malty aroma. Sweet lemon upfront with a long grapefruit finish, mildly hoppy. | Devon |
| Teignworthy | Old Moggy | 4.4% | A lovely golden ale with a good, hoppy citrus taste | Devon |
| Teme Valley | Summer Nights | 3.7% | A thirst quenching summer ale that is dark in colour | Worcestershire |
| Timothy Taylor | Boltmaker | 4.0% | The Brewers’ Favourite. Named after one of favourite local pubs, Boltmaker is a well-balanced Yorkshire Bitter that was awarded Supreme Champion Beer of Britain in 2014. | Yorkshire |
| Timothy Taylor | Landlord | 4.3% | A classic pale ale with a complex citrus and hoppy aroma. A recent survey revealed that Landlord has the highest proportion of drinkers who call it their favourite ale. And it has won more awards than any other beer | Yorkshire |
| Tomos Watkin | Kickass | 6.0% | Does exactly what it says on the tin. At a full bodied 6.0% ABV, the clean malt palate allows a big kick of new world hops to give a refreshing bitterness, tropical fruit flavours and a dry finish. Craft brewed in Wales by our brewing team to be enjoyed anywhere. | West Glamorgan |
| Torrside | Fire Damage | 3.6% | A smooth, rich yet easy drinking stout with its feet firmly rooted in the smoked beer traditions of Germany. Brewed to a lower ABV for the warmer months. | Derbyshire |
| Tring | Moongazing | 4.2% | 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 |
| Triple F F F | Alton’s Pride | 3.8% | A traditional English bitter brewed using water from the Hampshire chalk hills. Full and clean tasting, initially malty then tangerine fruit and resinous hop build to a quenching bitter finish. CAMRA Supreme Champion 2008. | Hampshire |
| Turpin | Golden Citrus | 4.2% | Award winning golden ale steeped with Yakima Valley American hops for a powerful citrus flavour. | Oxfordshire |
| Turpin | Elderflower | 4.0% | A thirst-quenching light summer beer | Oxfordshire |
| Twisted | Rider Ale | 4.0% | Deep copper, fruity, floral, malty with a dry finish | Wiltshire |
| Wadworth | Swordfish | 5.0% | With a gentle rum aroma and dark, unrefined sugar adding a rich smoothness, it is a full-bodied, deep copper coloured ale. | Wiltshire |
| Warwickshire | Lady Godiva | 4.2% | An aromatic golden ale, with honey and malt on the nose. On the tongue a slightly sweet, biscuity maltiness is balanced by the rounded bitterness of the hops. The honeyed sweetness of the palate surrenders to a lingering bitterness in the finish. | Warwickshire |
| Watermill Inn | Windermere Blonde | 4.2% | Blonde bitter with a hoppy aroma, well balanced bitterness and long lasting dry finish | Cumbria |
| Wessex | Stourton Pale Ale | 3.5% | Low gravity, English style pale coloured bitter, light and refreshing. | Wiltshire |
| White Horse | Black Beauty | 3.9% | Siba Regional , Bronze Winner 2013 Black Beauty Mild joined the Stable last year as a dark outsider and dark is the word! Rich Ruby in colour, using the best chocolate malt and fine English Fuggle hop to achieve a flavour that leaves the herd behind like a true Champion! | Oxfordshire |
| Wickwar | Falling Star | 4.2% | Premium Golden Ale. Brewed for the contemporary taste palate using locally grown and renowned floor malted Maris Otter barley from Warminster Maltings. | Gloucestershire |
| Windsor and Eton | Conqueror | 5.0% | A Black IPA – a rich, complex and very distinctive ale. It is brewed with a careful blend of 5 speciality malts along with Summit and Cascade hops. | Berkshire |
| 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 | Daisy Duke | 4.1% | An ale that’s sunny by name, sunny by nature. A dark blonde ale that always looks on the bright side. | Herefordshire |
| Wye Valley | The Hopfather | 3.9% | Starring UK Chinook and Herefordshire Goldings hops, this smooth bodied ale features a spicy honey-pine and grapefruit flavour. | Herefordshire |
| XT | Apricot Pale Ale | 4.2% | Apricot flavoured golden ale | Buckinghamshire |
| York | Guzzler | 3.6% | A beautifully balanced, light gold coloured beer with dominant hop flavours and pale malt character. | Yorkshire |
| Yubberton | Goldie | 4.0% | A refreshing IPA style beer with a strong hoppy character. | Gloucestershire |
| Thornbridge | Ashford | 4.2% | A new world brown ale | Derbyshire |
| Kingstone | Kingstone Gold | 4.0% | Straw-coloured smooth ale with citrus notes and a hoppy finish | Monmouthshire |
| RCH | Pitchfork | 4.3% | A golden bitter with a floral citric hop aroma | Wiltshire |
| Ramsbury | Flintknapper | 4.2% | A select blend of pale ale and chocolate malt and our use of Goldings Hops give this smooth ale a rich amber colour and a taste of malty overtomes | Wiltshire |
| Weston’s Cider | Old Rosie | 7.3% | Mid golden and straw-like in colour, a cloudy, medium-bodied fruity cider that has a wonderful aroma of wild berry-fruits, honey and vintage cider-barrels. | Herefordshire |
| Weston’s Cider | Rosie’s Pig | 4.8% | An easy drinking cloudy cider with a fresh apple flavour with hints of citrus and spice | Herefordshire |
| Cotswold Brewing Co | Cotswold Lager | 4.0% | Light and refreshing with hints of tropical fruit and elderflower. | Gloucestershire |
| Belhaven | Belhaven 80/- | 3.9% | An auburn copper with with a malty, toffee and soft fruit flavours | East Lothian |
| Belhaven | Belhaven Golden Bay | 3.8% | Mild malty aroma. Light chocolate roast flavour with a light caramel and hint of figs and a dry bitter finish. | East Lothian |