Steady Rolling Man. Our pale ale. Inspired by the ridiculously tasty hoppy beers we fell for, we got brewing our own versions, over and over again, while listening to the blues greats. The heady concoction of old-time blues records and juicy American hops transfixed us from the start and the Steady Rolling Man was born in these sessions! Incredibly soft and delicate with intense tropical fruit hop aromatics and saturation, this is our vision of the perfect pale ale.

This beer is Vegan friendly!

Allergens - Barley, Wheat, Oats

Into The Haze, our IPA. Soft, juicy, citrus and tropical-fruit laden IPA in our house style. This beer has a clean malt structure, peachy yeast esters, and the saturated presence of Citra and Simcoe. Refreshing, clean and beautiful to drink!

This beer is Vegan friendly!

Allergens - Barley, Oats

Crisp yet soft hoppy session ale with Idaho-7, Simcoe, Citra and Mosaic hops.

This beer is Vegan friendly!

This beer is Gluten-free!

Our gluten-free brands are made by removing the gluten content from barley and wheat using an enzyme that reduces the gluten content to a level considered gluten-free by UK and EU law. This is verified for each batch of GF beer by an external, UKAS-accredited laboratory before the batch is released for sale. 
The reason why BARLEY and WHEAT are still listed on the label is to enable the consumer to distinguish them from GF products made from naturally gluten-free cereals and pseudo-cereals and make a personal choice as to whether they are right for them.

Allergens - Barley, Wheat

Tappy Pils, our house lager. A crisp, hoppy lager with beautiful snappy noble hop character and a long bitter finish. Enjoy!

This beer is Vegan friendly!

This beer is Gluten-free!

Our gluten-free brands are made by removing the gluten content from barley and wheat using an enzyme that reduces the gluten content to a level considered gluten-free by UK and EU law. This is verified for each batch of GF beer by an external, UKAS-accredited laboratory before the batch is released for sale. 
The reason why BARLEY and WHEAT are still listed on the label is to enable the consumer to distinguish them from GF products made from naturally gluten-free cereals and pseudo-cereals and make a personal choice as to whether they are right for them.

Allergens - Barley