Classic Beer Selection - Mixed Case of 12

Malty, with a fruity character and a dry finish.

About this bottle: The ales from Woodforde's Brewery, which started production in the 1981, were inspired by the discovery of the diaries of an eighteenth century clergyman, Parson Woodforde, who was partial to the local ale. This Norfolk Bitter has most of its ingredients sourced from the immediate area, including water from the brewery's own borehole and Norfolk grown Marris Otter. It has a lovely balanced hoppy malty character.

A pale gold, refreshingly full flavoured, beer with citrus aromas and a light malt finish with a hint of resinous pine.

About this bottle: It is a "Cornish twist" on traditional India Pale Ales (IPAs) using locally grown malted barley, plenty of North American hops and Cornish spring water. The result is an extremely smooth and enticing full flavoured beer. St Austell Brewery has grown steadily from the initial vision of a young Cornishman called Walter Hicks in 1851 to become one of the largest private companies in Cornwall. Still an independent, family owned regional brewer, St Austell Brewery has become part of the fabric of the South West.

Using 7 malts to create a historic recipe from 1750. A sweetish caramel flavour followed by a smoky maltiness.

About this bottle: This London Porter is brewed in Greenwich, using no fewer than seven malts to recreate a historic recipe from the 1750s for a style of beer that was once synonymous with London.

The distinctive country shield of Essex with its three seax knives is referred to in works from the sixteenth century and is believed to date back to Anglo-Saxon times.

About this bottle: This is a light golden beer brewed with English Challenger hops for bitterness and American Mount Hood hops for its distinctive clean citrus aroma. Dry hopping before bottling gives a burst of flavour on the palate and a subtle bitterness that lingers beautifully. On the front label the steam trains of the Nene Valley Railway are a familiar sight in the countryside around Peterborough, where this ale is brewed.

Refreshing, fruity and full cherry taste.

Country of origin: Region:Flanders

Bottle size: 330 ml

Alcohol content: 3.5 %

Alcohol units per bottle: 1.1

Alcohol units per serving: 0.4

Serving Size: 125 ml

Stopper type: Crown Cap

Consume Within: 365 days of purchase

Bottling address: Bottled in the UK

A wonderful fruity aroma and bitterness balanced by sweet barley.

About this bottle: A blend of Boadicea, Columbus and Styrian Goldings hops creates the wonderful grapefruit and tropical fruit aroma and bitterness in this beer, balanced by the sweet, spicy, biscuity undertones of the wheat malt and Pale Ale malted barley.

A light golden beer brewed with English Challenger hops and American Mount Hood hops. The hops and fruit on the palate are balanced using the finest East Anglian Maris Otter malt that combines to produce a sublime bitter finish.

About this bottle: This is a light golden beer brewed with English Challenger hops for bitterness and American Mount Hood hops for its distinctive clean citrus aroma. Dry hopping before bottling gives a burst of flavour on the palate and a subtle bitterness that lingers beautifully. On the front label the steam trains of the Nene Valley Railway are a familiar sight in the countryside around Peterborough, where this ale is brewed.

Sweet nutty malt, zesty orange and spicy hop aromas.

About this bottle: This bottle contained ale has been uniquely brewed using locally grown Cornish gold malt, traditionally malted using a special kilning process to develop a deep bronze colour and intense flavour. The sweet, lightly nutty malt balances well with zesty orange and spicy aromas from the hops.

The Gallic Rooster, with its bold stance and lifted claw was adopted by the Walloon movement in 1913 and is now the official symbol of southern Belgium's Walloon Region.

Country of origin: Region:Flanders

Bottle size: 330 ml

Alcohol content: 6 %

Alcohol units per bottle: 4.9

Alcohol units per serving: 1.9

Serving Size: 125 ml

Stopper type: Crown Cap

Consume Within: 6 months of purchase

Bottling address: Brewed & Bottled In Belgium

This golden ale is brewed using a pale ale malt from westminster barley and Sovereign hops which are a hedgerow variety, orginally bred at Wye college from an open pollination made in 1995. Soveriegn hops have noble English hop quality defined by characteristic soft floral and earthy aromas.

One of Nottinghamshire's most famous sons, the legendary Robin Hood is known everywhere by the distinctive hat with its jaunty feather.

About this bottle: This pale ale is made using Maris Otter pale ale malt and Cascade hops, and American variety name after the rugged Cascade mountains in Oregon state. It was created by splicing the English Fuggles hop with a Russian hop to create a delicious new aroma.

Country of origin: Region:Nottingham

Bottle size: 500 ml

Alcohol content: 5 %

Alcohol units per bottle: 3.8

Alcohol units per serving: 1.0

Serving Size: 125 ml

Stopper type: Crown Cap

Consume Within: 6 months of purchase

This single hopped variety beer is from a brewery in Cambridgeshire, a county renowned for the pleasures of punting down the river Cam.

Hop Variety: Citra

Country of origin: Region:Cambridgeshire

American style India Pale Ale.

About this bottle: India Pale Ale is traditionally strong and hoppy. This contemporary interpretation of the style is made iwth a blend of 7 dark malts, English and American hops.

Country of origin: Region:London

Bottle size: 500 ml

Alcohol content: 5.7 %

Alcohol units per bottle: 2.8

Alcohol units per serving: 1.4

Serving Size: 250 ml

Stopper type: Crown Cap

Consume Within: 6 months of purchase

Bottling address: Made in the UK

The tranquil waters fo the Fenlands are a haven for wild fowl. Swans and their regal profile are particularly fitting for this sovereign ale.

About this bottle: This golden ale is brewed using a pale ale malt from westminster barley and Sovereign hops which are a hedgerow variety, orginally bred at Wye college from an open pollination made in 1995. Soveriegn hops have noble English hop quality defined by characteristic soft floral and earthy aromas.

This single hopped variety beer is from a brewery in Cambridgeshire, a county renowned for the pleasures of punting down the river Cam.

About this bottle: The Citra hop was developed and patenetd in the USA and was first used in the UK in 2009, by Oakham Ales. Its distinctive citrus aroma has proved hugely popula