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Castle Rock | 3.8% |
Black Gold |
£2.80 |
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| A well rounded dark ale with some bitterness, full bodied, but not overly sweet. An award winning mild that delivers a light fresh taste to one of the more traditional of beer styles. | ||
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Castle Rock | 3.8% |
Harvest Pale |
£2.80 |
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| Harvest Pale is brewed with a gently-kilned malt, and an aromatic blend of American hops added during the brewing process gives this pale beer exceptional poise. Its distinct hop flavour leads to a crisp finish. | ||
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Oldershaw | 3.8% |
American Pale |
£2.90 |
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| A deep straw colour beer featuring plenty of hop character. Five American hops combine to present a citrussy aroma with lime and grapefruit flavours giving a refreshing bitter finish. | ||
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Castle Rock | 4.0% |
Session IPA |
£4.20 |
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| A modern-style juicy and hoppy pale. Upfront hop aromas grapefruit, citrus and tropical fruit give way to a juicy and moreish flavour with a soft bitterness. | ||
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Castle Rock | 4.2% |
Stuart Broad |
£3.00 |
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| Brewed exclusively with New Zealand hop varieties Waimea and Motueka, Stuart Broad’s namesake beer is a great Summer refresher: citrus fruit in the aroma with a fresh bitterness to taste. | ||
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Castle Rock | 4.4% |
Preservation |
£3.00 |
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| Brewed to the traditional East Midlands style. Mid-brown / reddish easy drinking full flavoured best bitter is well rounded with some residual sweetness which is balanced with a resinous hop character. A hugely popular beer that deserves to be savoured! | ||
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Alphabet | 5.0% |
Rye MCA |
£4.00 |
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| A pale red/pink session beer with tropical notes from the use of select Australian hops, Summer and Ella, and complemented with the addition of morello cherries. This delightful fruity and tropical beer is the result of the combined efforts of Castle Rock managers and Alphabet Brewing Company | ||
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Blackjack | 5.0% |
Schafkopf III |
£3.50 |
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| Schafkopf is a german wheat beer, this version is more like Maisselsweisse but with added ginger and lemongrass | ||
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Brinkburn Street | 5.6% |
The Pursuit of Hoppiness 2017 |
£3.50 |
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| A golden, hoppy and unfined US-style India Pale Ale (IPA). Initial clean-tasting bitterness is soon washed away by a tide of complex fruit flavours (think mangoes, lychees and grapefruit) with a hint of warming spices then leading to a dry but refreshing finish. Another one for the Hop Heads we think | ||
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Redwell | 5.9% |
Kofra Stout |
£4.20 |
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| Taking the name from the local coffee roast Kofra. This stout has a healthy dose of fresh coffee that really makes this stout sing. It pours a very dark brown with a good tan head. The nose immediately gives you hints of the coffee roots of the beer. As you taste it there is a surprising sweetness of cocoa and caramel, along with a bready malt base. To finish up there is a slight dried fruit hint. | ||
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Pentrich | 6.5% |
Three Graves |
£3.70 |
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| A rich and luxurious Porter, deep black in colour with smooth notes of coffee and chocolate. | ||