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[Amber Hefeweizen]Its name is derived from the use of wheat and amber malt. German Weizen yeast imparts strong phenolic aromas to balance the unusual wheat flavour. A traditional German Hefeweizen. Served
at 2 – 4oC, Conventional Carbonated |
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[Kiandra Gold Pilsner]A pale golden pilsner in the Czech style. A robust hoppiness from Saaz gives a refreshing bite and a lingering dry finish. Served
at 2 – 4oC, Conventional Carbonated
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[Ballyragget
Irish Red Ale] Traditional Southern Irish ale with a fine maltiness balanced by a subtle hop character from New Zealand grown Hallertau hops. Brewed with Crystal malt, chocolate malt and a touch of roast malt to give a rich deep copper hue. Served
at 2 – 4oC, Conventional Carbonated |
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[Kamberra Kolsch] A German style ale, pale to golden in colour with a hint of graininess and fruit in the aroma. Light to medium in body, a very drinkable lager like ale. Served
at 2 – 4oC, Conventional Carbonation
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[Velvet Cream Stout]Deliciously creamy and roast dry stout with an intense lingering dark bitter/sweet chocolate finish. Conditioning similar to RP’s (See above). Served
at 4 – 6oC, Nitrogenated |
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[Wig & Pen Pale Ale]A crisp refreshing cask conditioned real ale. The pronounced hop flavour, derived from US Cascade hop pellets and a subtle maltiness combine to purvey a refreshing session ale. Served
at 8 – 10oC, cask conditioned |