A barred aged Flanders red sour, infused with whole cherries and just a touch of Belgian chocolate. Devine!

Bitter Ale, creamy with hints of mocha and cinnamon. Irelands' other much-loved dark beer.

Sol is an easy-drinking, refreshing lager brewed using a recipe that honours its true Mexican heritage since 1899. Sol is a beer for those who are free-spirited and independent. This crisp, clean, golden lager is perfect all year round and complements spicy foods and barbeques dishes.

Hook Norton is one of only 32 family owned breweries in the United Kingdom today and has a rich heritage that began in the Cotswold's back in 1849. Today the brewery embraces a thoroughly modern approach with traditional values which can be seen in beers like this Haymaker Pale Ale. Plenty of Golding hops are used to produce a strong ale of richness and smoothness and incredible length.

Erdinger Dunkel has aromas of spiced fruit and smooth toffee, a light taste courtesy of quality produced, locally grown Bavarian Hallertau hops with balanced sweet, malty flavours and gently tart fruit, leaving a full bodied, light bitter finish.

A clever creation from Germany harnessing typical wheat characteristics whilst delivering a crystal clear finish. A fruity and spicy nose, with complimentary citrus and clove fragrances. The fresh spring water and hops sourced from the world famous Bavarian Hallertau region produce a smooth and light bodied in the mouth, leaving a refined, champagne like finish.

Brewed and bottled in Germany since 1886, Erdinger has a brewing heritage of over 125 years. This is a hazy pale yellow brew, rich with yeasty, spiced bright citrus with a long mellow finish. Serve Chilled.

Kölsch is a style of beer first brewed in Cologne, Germany. It is unusual because although it is warm fermented with ale yeast, it is then conditioned at cold temperatures like a lager.Which gives it a crisp light flavour style.In 1986, the brewers of Köln agreed upon the Kölsch Konvention, which set out the brewing process that had to be used and restricted the use of kölsch to breweries that were within 50 km/30 mi of Köln. In 1997, Kölsch became a product with a protected geographical indication (PGI), expanding this protection to the entire EU.[3] Currently thirteen breweries in and around Cologne meet this convention.

From the recipe by Peter Josef Früh of the family brewery, this top-fermented specialty beer features the best ingredients and is brewed according to the German Purity Law. A favourite beer of Cologne, which became one of the city’s original since 1904. Kölsch is the distinctive beer of the city of Cologne which sits astride the Rhine in northern Germany. The brewing process makes Kölsch something of a cross between ale and lager and results in a wonderfully lemony, easy drinking beer. The soft, delicate hoppiness balances the fruity maltiness well and leads up to a clean, dry and fresh finish with just a hint of grapefruit - delicious.