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Bristol, UK
Bristol Beer Factory started life in 2004 brewing just a few standard cask conditioned ales in a vibrant part of south Bristol. They are another excellent example of the modern twists meets old style ale. Their beers are bottle conditioned and they have been brewing on a 30 brewers barrel kit (1 brewers barrel = 36 gallons) which has really helped them integrate into the craft beer scene further.
They are famous for their Southville Hop IPA, Independence Pale Ale, and Bristol Beer Factory Milk Stout, all worth a try!
£3.00
4.5% ABV
MULTI AWARD WINNING SMOOTH CREAMY STOUT
The original Bristol Milk Stout with smooth chocolatey sweetness and balancing coffee bitterness with hints of dark fruits. This award winning national champion stout is a beautifully creamy, full-bodied stout.
This is a great beer.
£3.00
Britain’s enviable reputation for great cask beer was built on the humble but brilliant, ‘best bitter’.
In an era where the style is still enjoyed by millions, it has simultaneously been abandoned by the newest waves of innovative breweries. So, we wanted to put that right and we are proud to present to you a new arrival into the category for the region to be proud of. A beautiful amber colour, with perfect balance between finest English Maris Otter malt and classic Southern English hops; malty, clean, moreish. Fortitude is a 4.0% bitter with attitude.
Country : UK
ABV : 4%
£3.25
Bristol Beer Factory - Southville Hop
Inspired by american style IPA with big hop flavours bristol beer factory came up with this 6.5% American IPA in a 500ml bottle. A powerful India pale ale hopped up with Cascade, Centennial & Simcoe hops jamming it full of tropical fruit aromas & flavours, and bitterness. with a strong malt base to balance the beer perfectly, no wonder they have won so many awards for this IPA!!!!
Attractively amber in colour, this is a giant among beers, a true IPA.
Country : UK, Bristol
ABV : 6.5%
£3.00
Bristol beer factory from thats right you guessed it Bristol have gone to town on this 550ml bottle with a modest abv of 4.4%. This is a brewer that loves to make big punchy beer with lots of flavour.
This Absolutely crazy Pale ale has been hopped up with a load of Mosaic hop, Brings big flavours likebubblegum, apple and tropical fruit notes. they used 30% Vienna malt this is used to add a touch of sweetness to the beer.
£3.25
CITRUS | LACTOSE | PALE
A huge American hopped india pale ale with added shake from Bristol Beer Factory. All the citrusy punch of a 5% IPA with added creamy goodness.
Lactose addition to the heavy citrus hitters Citra & Amarillo plus oats and Vienna malt brings one of the smoothest mouthfeels in the game!
Pouring an uber pale, naturally hazy, citrus sweet beauty.
ALLERGENS: Wheat & barley malt
Bristol, UK
5%
£3.25
Belgian Ardennes beer yeast produces classic Belgian ales. Phenolics develop with increased temperatures, mild fuitiness and complex spicy character.
Heavy on the alcohol front. Big US 5 hop floral fruity strong pale IPA.
Bubblegum, Passionfruit, citrus, grapefruit.
The backbone of this beer is the Belgian yeast.
ALLERGENS: Wheat & barley malt
Bristol, UK
5.5%
£3.25
Extra Pale ale at session strength, dry hopped with two classic American hops - Citra & Amarillo - leading to a characterful, however still easy-drinking pale.
The citrus hop notes are balanced by a simple and clean malt bill of 90% Maris Otter and small quantities of Cara malt and Wheat.
Enjoy!
ALLERGENS: Wheat & barley malt
Bristol, UK
3.9%
£3.00
German Style Wheat Beer
A German-style Wheat Beer, with a rich banana & clove aroma, it pours with a thick rocky head and has a hazy orange appearance. Zippy & zesty, with banana, bubble gum & hints of grapefruit, it's a very refreshing beer perfect for a sunny day.
Bottle-conditioned
This is real ale that has fermented in the bottle - it is beer is alive, unfiltered, unpasteurised with a cloudy appearance.
Pour three quarters of the bottle carefully, before slowly swirling the bottle and pouring the rest of the yeasty sediment into the beer.
Bristol
4.8%
