Beer Boards: Whats On Cask & Keg

Bristol Beer Factory: Dragoon Ride

4.4%

A popular citrusy, tropical, lemongrass golden ale, often featured as a Sunday Beer Board favorite, known for its refreshing taste and pairing well with lighter fare, distinct from the legendary Dragon Ride cycling event. Gluten Free

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Oakham Ales: Winterb Wisp

4.1%

Winter pale ale, known for its festive golden colour, complex aromas from a blend of international hops (like Nelson Sauvin, Olicana, Simcoe), and tropical fruit flavours with balanced bitterness, making it a popular seasonal brew for the holidays. 

Timothy Taylor’s: Boltmaker

4%

Arenowned, well-balanced Yorkshire bitter celebrated for its rich maltiness, fruity notes, and hoppy aroma, offering citrus and spicy hints with a malty, bitter finish, pairing well with roast beef or chili, and famously crowned CAMRA's Supreme Champion Beer of Britain in 2014

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Buxton: Nuts and Crosses

4.5%

a popular Peanut Butter Milk Stout, a rich, full-bodied dark beer that blends sweet malt with peanut butter decadence, offering a creamy texture and dessert-like experience, though some drinkers find the peanut flavor subtle, with strong vanilla notes often noted instead. It's known for being adventurous and indulgent, like the unpredictable Peak District weather that inspired it, and contains lactose, so it's not vegan. 

Black Iris: Fire Lancer

5.5%

A Hazy/NEIPA featuring Mosaic hops for fruity, vanilla notes with a hint of bitterness, but the term also sounds like a unit in games like Age of Empires 2, described as gunpowder infantry strong against cavalry with a special unblockable projectile attack. Context is key, but it's either a tasty brew or a unique military unit.