This is a chestnut coloured ale, with a light malt aroma. It has a malty taste with a lighter hop bitter follow-on.
An English style ale, described as an Imperious Deep Ruby Ale, from the Oxfordshire brewer.
This is a golden ale from Wychwood Brewery. It has a light, lemony aroma with a hint of vanilla cream toffee. The taste is light with a light hop bitterness, with light malt notes. It avoids the citrus taste of many pale IPA/APA beers.
This is a light summer pale ale, with surprising aroma and taste. A good alternative to a lager.
This is a chestnut coloured ale, with a plum and prune rich fruit aroma. The taste is of strong malt sweetness and hop dry bitterness, with a following bitter aftertaste.
Bishops Finger is names after an ancient signpost on the Pilgrims’ Way, pointing to Thomas a’Becket’s shrine at Canterbury Cathedral.
A Kentish Strong Ale from the famous Kent Brewer.
This is a light chestnut coloured ale, with a plum fruit aroma. It has a good malty taste, with a balanced hop taste and light bitterness.
This is a good English Ale styled ale from this Oxforshire brewery, based in Witney.