Ely Winter Beer Festival 2026 - Beer, Cider & Perry List
Please see below the Beer, Cider and Perry list for this years Elysian Winter Beer Festival.
This list is subject to change at anytime.
Cask Beer
| 4 T's(Warrington, Cheshire, 2010) | ||
| 1 Squirrels Heaven (4.8%) V | ||
| It may not stick to the roof of your mouth, but this stout delivers all the nutty smoothness of peanut butter. Smooth roasted chocolate with peanut butter aromas throughout. Maybe try with a well-known peanut butter treat. | Stout/Porter | |
| 52 Degrees(Walsall, West Midlands, 2014) | ||
| 2 Lady Godiva (4.2%) V | ||
| An aromatic golden ale with honey & malt aromas with a biscuity flavour balanced by a rounded bitterness. | Golden | |
| 8 Sail(Heckington, Sleaford, 2010) | ||
| 3 Red Windmill (4.4%) | ||
| A red ale brewed with a spicy rye malt and complimented with fruity hops. | Specialty | |
| Abbeydale(Sheffield, South Yorkshire, 1996) | ||
| 4 Daily Bread (3.8%) GF | ||
| Our take on a classic English bitter: copper coloured, well balanced, malty flavours and a smooth bitter finish. Using British grown Fuggles hops for subtle flavours, enhanced with a touch of Columbus and Bobek. | Bitter | |
| Acorn(Barnsley, South Yorkshire, 2003) | ||
| 5 Chocco Porter (4.5%) | ||
| Nice blend of chocolate, coffee and toasted malt. A rich, dark ale. | Stout/Porter | |
| Ampersand(Diss, Suffolk, 2017) | ||
| 6 Hypothesis Imperial Stout (10.0%) V | ||
| This big stout is the starting point for Experiments in Evil, our Imperial Barrel Aged Stout series. Using a deceptively simple malt bill that focuses on roasted & chocolate flavours that is bittered with plenty of English hops to balance the rich body with a spicy bitterness. | Stout/Porter | |
| Black Hole(Little Eaton, Derbyshire, 2007) | ||
| 7 Lincoln Imperial Ale (3.8%) | ||
| Bright dark golden ale with decent foamy head and gentle hop aromas. A tang of malty bitter on the tongue lengthening in soft pleasant finish. | Bitter | |
| Bosun's(Wetherby, West Yorkshire, 2013) | ||
| 8 Bermuda Triangle (4.2%) | ||
| Brewed with Chinook hops to create a refreshing blonde beer with fruity notes. | Pale Ale | |
| Buntingford(Royston, Hertfordshire, 2001) | ||
| 9 Polar Star (4.4%) | ||
| A heavily-hopped pale blonde ale with a truly refreshing citrus-hop kick and stellar finish. | Pale Ale | |
| 10 Tis but a scratch (6.5%) | ||
| Strong traditional ale with dark fruit notes and a warming finish. Beer of the Festival, Cambridge Summer 2025. | Old Ale | |
| Burnt Mill(Stowmarket, Suffolk, 2016) | ||
| 11 Bitter Falls (5.5%) GF | ||
| 7 hops for a juicy citrus and pine flavours. A malt base finished with a rounded and refreshing bitterness. | Pale Ale | |
| Burwell(Burwell, Cambridgeshire, 2019) | ||
| 12 Burwell Sunshine (5.0%) V GF | ||
| Initial citrus notes and a light malt with gentle bitterness. Our most popular beer. | Pale Ale | |
| 13 Judy's Hole Winter (6.0%) V GF | ||
| Chocolate and caramel aroma. Initially sweet in the mouth with a hint of chocolate, medium bodied & silky, gentle rich finish. | Specialty | |
| Castle Rock(Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, 1997) | ||
| 14 Preservation (4.4%) | ||
| Easy-drinking full flavoured best bitter. Well-rounded with some residual sweetness and balanced with resinous hop character. | Bitter | |
| Chevallier(Eye, Suffolk, 2014) | ||
| 15 Cupshot Bitter (3.4%) V GF | ||
| A light contemporary bitter late hopped with Jester and Harlequin, rounded easy drinker. | Bitter | |
| Courtyard(Gosfield, Essex, 2018) | ||
| 16 Gold (4.1%) | ||
| A light golden coloured ale with a crisp fresh taste and a smooth balanced bitterness incorporating Magnum and Challenger hops to give it a moderate hoppy flavour. | Golden | |
| Drinkstone(Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, 2021) | ||
| 17 Tim's Old Spanker (6.0%) | ||
| A warming winter special, cinnamon, clove and orange. | Specialty | |
| Earl Soham(Debenham, Suffolk, 1984) | ||
| 18 Victoria Bitter (3.6%) | ||
| A light, fruity, amber session beer with a clean taste and a long, lingering hoppy aftertaste. | Bitter | |
| Fixed Wheel(Blackheath, West Midlands, 2014) | ||
| 19 Wig Sir (4.3%) | ||
| A bright, refreshing pale showcasing juicy strawberry and soft melon from the Belma hops. | Golden | |
| Fyne Ales(Cairndow, Argyllshire, 2001) | ||
| 20 Jarl (3.8%) | ||
| Vibrant grapefruit and delicate lemon flavours with a refreshing finish. Jarl is our flagship, flavour-forward, single-hop session blonde ale. | Pale Ale | |
| Gadds(Broadstairs, Kent, 2002) | ||
| 21 No 3 (5.0%) | ||
| A sparkling, bright, pale ale using Goldings hops for a tangy, slightly astringent bitterness with Fuggles for earthly balance. | Pale Ale | |
| 22 No 5 (4.4%) | ||
| A rusty red proper bitter ale with complexity. Six different malts for a deep structure are used along with four different varieties of hops for flavour. Look out for notes of toffee, red berry, and spicy blackcurrant. | Bitter | |
| Goffs(Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, 1971) | ||
| 23 Lancer (3.8%) | ||
| A zesty golden session ale packed full of Cascade hops to give a light citrus aroma. | Golden | |
| Grain(Harleston, Norfolk, 2006) | ||
| 24 Slate (6.0%) V | ||
| Smooth, rich, creamy, complex smoked porter. | Stout/Porter | |
| Grainstore(Oakham, Rutland, 1994) | ||
| 25 Ten Fifty (5.0%) | ||
| A full strength mahogany coloured beer, possessing the fine balance of pronounced hop bitterness & aroma against a a natural malty sweetness. | Bitter | |
| Grasshopper(Langley Mill, Nottinghamshire, 2017) | ||
| 26 Devil's Horse (4.3%) | ||
| This Irish stout brings roasted malt, cocoa warmth, and a smooth, comforting finish… made for cold nights and big thoughts about the year ahead. | Stout/Porter | |
| Gruff(Colchester, Essex, 2023) | ||
| 27 Orion's Belt (4.5%) | ||
| Golden beer heavy on Galaxy hops. | Golden | |
| Hop Back(Downton, Wiltshire, 1987) | ||
| 28 Summer Lightning (5.0%) | ||
| An extremely pleasant straw-coloured beer with an intense bitterness, leads to an excellent, long dry finish. | Bitter | |
| Iron Pier(Gravesend, Kent, 2017) | ||
| 29 Cast Iron (4.7%) V GF | ||
| Dark chocolate and coffee are hugely prominent in this highly drinkable smooth stout brewed with 7 different malts. Previous SE Gold medal CBOB, features in CAMRA’s "The Modern Homebrewer". | Stout/Porter | |
| 30 Wealdway (4.5%) V | ||
| Brewed using Mosaic, Chinook, Styrian Cardinal and Columbus hops, resulting in a wealth of fruit and spiced flavours and a pine back note. | Pale Ale | |
| Ivo(Somersham, Cambridgeshire, 2020) | ||
| 31 No Vests At The Bar (3.5%) | ||
| A low abv% version of our New England IPA still full of juicy goodness but less alcohol. Brewed to be cloudy and hazy. | Pale Ale | |
| 32 You've Sean'd It (4.2%) | ||
| A full flavoured best bitter brewed with six malts and a trio of hops, resulting in a full bodied ruby coloured ale. | Bitter | |
| Kent(West Malling, Kent, 2010) | ||
| 33 Hallertau Blanc (4.5%) | ||
| A fruity hop with similar flavours to Sauvignon Blanc. A single hopped ale. | Pale Ale | |
| 34 Hygge (5.0%) | ||
| Pronounced "hooga". A warming and comforting smooth stout with roasted malt and hints of spruce and pine. | Stout/Porter | |
| Leighton Buzzard(Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, 2014) | ||
| 35 Black Buzzard (5.8%) | ||
| A marriage of six different malts delivers a wonderful complex robust porter with hints of coffee and chocolate. | Stout/Porter | |
| 36 Restoration (4.6%) | ||
| Bitter body with a fruity finish. Hop notes dominate the flavour. | Bitter | |
| Lord Conrad's(Dry Drayton, Cambridgeshire, 2010) | ||
| 37 Half Punter (4.2%) V | ||
| Traditional bitter lifted with a hint of lime. | Bitter | |
| 38 Zulu Dawn (3.4%) | ||
| Dark brown ale with hoppy citrus finish. | Specialty | |
| Lost Pier(Brighton, East Sussex, 2017) | ||
| 39 Nonchalant Shark XPA (3.4%) V | ||
| Made with 100% Mosaic and fermented with London Ale yeast for a smooth tropical; fruity flavour, oats and maltodextrin added for a full weight without the BITE of the booze. | Pale Ale | |
| Mersea Island(Colchester, Essex, 2005) | ||
| 40 Oyster Ale (5.0%) | ||
| A new recipe for a traditional Oyster Ale, using lots of oats, a mixture of light and dark malts, and a small amount of Fuggles hops. The brew has local Mersea Island Oysters added to it, giving it a distinct unique flavour. | Stout/Porter | |
| Milton(Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire, 1999) | ||
| 41 Marcus Aurelius (7.5%) | ||
| Imperial Roman Stout - an enormous, luscious and velvety stout. Bursting with dark, roasty flavour with an underlying vanilla richness. | Stout/Porter | |
| 42 Minerva (4.6%) | ||
| Brewed with US, NZ and British hops for a powerful hop punch and satisfying bitterness. First brewed in collaboration with Prof. Mary Beard when it was felt that a some feminine wisdom could usefully be added to our range. | Golden | |
| Moonshine(Fulbourn, Cambridgeshire, 2007) | ||
| 43 Cambridge Pale (3.6%) | ||
| A well balanced beer with a smooth malt profile that is complemented by a restrained hop flavour. | Pale Ale | |
| 44 Cellarman's Stout (6.0%) | ||
| Sweet stout with rich malt profile. Dark roasted malts are blended with large quantities of oats and wheat to create a mellow, silky smooth and juicy rich stout. | Stout/Porter | |
| 45 Heavenly Matter (4.1%) | ||
| A crisp, clean, straw coloured light bodied beer. Citra hops are prominent throughout, with a huge hoppy citrus, tropical fruit aroma and taste which leads to a generous bitterness in the finish. | Pale Ale | |
| 46 Shelford Crier (3.9%) | ||
| A light bodied amber beer with a citrus fruit bouquet and taste that continues through to a refreshing clean and dry finish. | Bitter | |
| Moor(Bristol, Gloucestereshire, 2007) | ||
| 47 Illumination (4.3%) V | ||
| Pale golden colour, fruity aroma, pale malt, yeasty esters and tropical fruit, hints of butterscotch and spice with an overarching bitterness continuing into the aftertaste. | Pale Ale | |
| Nene Valley(Oundle, Northamptonshire, 2011) | ||
| 48 Egyptian Cream (4.5%) GF | ||
| Velvety in the mouth feel and full-bodied richness. A fruity hop bite balances this creamy milk stout. | Stout/Porter | |
| Nethergate(Long Melford, Suffolk, 1986) | ||
| 49 Old Growler (5.0%) V | ||
| A legendary champion porter with a deep, complex character and a distinctive taste. Brings together notes of chocolate, coffee and roasted malt, delivering a smooth, full-flavoured dark beer that’s bold, rich and rewarding. | Stout/Porter | |
| 50 Suffolk County (4.0%) | ||
| The beer that started it all. Rich with biscuity malt and roasted undertones, and finished with that unmistakable English bitterness. Timeless, full-flavoured, and still brewed with the same care that made it a classic. | Bitter | |
| New River(Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire, 2015) | ||
| 51 Blind Poet (4.5%) V | ||
| Four malt varieties providing lightly smoked, liquorice and chocolatey flavours. | Stout/Porter | |
| 52 Great Amwell (5.0%) | ||
| Pale gold American Pale Ale with resinous bitterness and notable floral aromas, hints of nectarine; subtle sweet maltiness. | Pale Ale | |
| 53 Twin Spring (4.0%) V | ||
| Brewed with Caramalt providing mellow, caramel flavours and Wai-iti hops from New Zealand creating a delicate fruity aroma. | Golden | |
| Nightjar(Mytholmroyd, West Yorkshire, 2011) | ||
| 54 Scooby Snacks (4.2%) | ||
| Juicily layered with Elani & Citra hops showcasing citrus aromas (Lemon & orange zest), tropical flavours (pineapple & guava) & interesting notes of peach & grape. All of this wedged into a smooth, hazy & deliciously pale & pleasing session ale. | Pale Ale | |
| Northdown(Margate, Kent, 2018) | ||
| 55 Merry Margate (3.8%) | ||
| Light, hoppy, citrus and passion fruit. | Pale Ale | |
| 56 Pale Ale Mary (4.0%) | ||
| A classic English pale ale brimming with delicate orchard-like aromas and a deft balance between earthy hop bitterness and sweet rounded malt character. | Pale Ale | |
| Oakham(Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, 1993) | ||
| 57 Green Devil (6.0%) V | ||
| This contemporary IPA explodes with amazing hop harvest aromas, packing in big tropical and citrus hop flavours before a crisp, refreshing finish. | Pale Ale | |
| Ossett(Ossett, West Yorkshire, 1998) | ||
| 58 White Rat (4.0%) | ||
| A refreshing pale that burst onto the scene as one of the hoppiest cask beers available. Spiky, lip-puckering and moreish. | Pale Ale | |
| Papworth(Earith, Cambridgeshire, 2014) | ||
| 59 Almonry Garden (4.5%) | ||
| Light ruby malt special brewed with fresh hops picked in the almonry garden of Ely cathedral. | Old Ale | |
| 60 Brass Monkey Winter Pale (3.4%) | ||
| Soft and subtle fruity hop flavours. | Pale Ale | |
| 61 FSX (6.1%) | ||
| Double dry hopped with Nelson Sauvin and Mosaic. | Pale Ale | |
| 62 Robin Goodfellow (5.4%) | ||
| Heavy and complex malts softened with dark fruit flavours, leading to a distinct velvety hop finish. | Bitter | |
| Pheasantry(East Markham, Nottinghamshire, 2012) | ||
| 63 Dancing Dragonfly (5.0%) | ||
| The palest golden beer packed with peachy, exotic fruit flavours. Dangerously drinkable! | Golden | |
| Purity(Great Alne, Warwickshire, 2005) | ||
| 64 Bunny Hop (3.4%) GF | ||
| A bold beer, which perfectly balances its low abv of 3.4%, pale malts and powerful hops with an IBU 55. | Pale Ale | |
| Roughacre(Clare, Suffolk, 2018) | ||
| 65 Lavenham 1525 (4.0%) V | ||
| A traditional chestnut-red Suffolk Ale brewed for the 500 year celebration of the historic Lavenham Church Tower. Smooth and easy drinking, 1525 is brewed with speciality barley and wheat malts and a satisfying blend of classic English hops. | Bitter | |
| 66 The Killin Piper (6.8%) V | ||
| A special limited edition ale brewed with 100% Baird's Scottish ale malt and roasted barley. Fermented with Abbey yeast for a wonderfully fruity flavour and a touch of spice. | Specialty | |
| Round Corner(Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, 2018) | ||
| 67 Down the Road (5.2%) | ||
| Collab with Oakham Ales. Lashings of Harlequin, Amarillo, and Citra hops bring vibrant tropical, pineapple, and citrus aromas. A smooth Maris Otter malt body with subtle caramel notes from Cara malt adds gentle sweetness, perfectly balancing a clean, lasting bitterness. | Pale Ale | |
| Salopian(Hadnall, Shropshire, 1995) | ||
| 68 Golden Thread (5.0%) | ||
| Floral, fruity and balanced. Centennial and Simcoe bring apricot and sorbet notes. Wheat malt imparts a creamy mouthfeel to deliver a subtly sweet finish | Golden | |
| 69 Valley of the Shadow (4.5%) | ||
| Dark, rich English stout with a distinctive Salopian twist. | Stout/Porter | |
| Stancill(Sheffield, South Yorkshire, 2014) | ||
| 70 Barnsley Bitter (3.8%) | ||
| A legendary heritage ale, still brewed true to the much loved Oakwell Brewery recipe using the original yeast strain. | Bitter | |
| Theakston(Masham, North Yorkshire, 1827) | ||
| 71 Best Bitter (3.8%) | ||
| We use five different hop varieties to make our Best Bitter forming a complex but subtle taste profile. | Bitter | |
| Thornbridge(Bakewell, Derbyshire, 2005) | ||
| 72 Crackendale (5.2%) | ||
| Crackendale explodes with a fantastic tropical fruit aroma, giving way to guava and ripe citrus which burst through on the palate with a beautiful bitter and sweet balance. | Pale Ale | |
| 73 Jaipur (5.9%) | ||
| A powerfully hopped full bodied true gold IPA with plenty to boast about. The initial hoppy aroma has an indication of the fruitiness ahead. | Pale Ale | |
| Three Acre(Uckfield, East Sussex, 2019) | ||
| 74 Rolling Thunder (5.2%) | ||
| A Juicy IPA. Heavily hopped with Sabro hops giving tropical flavours. | IPA | |
| 75 Skylark Stout (4.6%) V | ||
| Dark, sessionable and smooth, with a subtle coffee-cocoa backbone. Silver Regional Champion Beer of Britain Award Winner. | Stout/Porter | |
| Three Blind Mice(Little Downham, Cambridgeshire, 2014) | ||
| 76 Cali Dreamin (5.9%) V | ||
| A California IPA, hopped with Citra, Amarillo & Eldorado. Clear, crisp with a pleasant bitterness. | Pale Ale | |
| 77 Simple Stout (5.7%) V | ||
| We have taken our Simple Stout and dosed it with Buffalo Trace bourbon. | Stout/Porter | |
| Towcester Mill(Towcester , Northamptonshire, 2014) | ||
| 78 Black Fire (5.2%) | ||
| Treacle and vanilla aroma with hints of roast malt followed by a dry bitter flavour of dark chocolate and a dark pruney aftertaste. | Stout/Porter | |
| 79 Steam Ale (4.5%) | ||
| Sweetish aroma with hints of tropical fruits and grapefruit, followed by a complex flavour with passionfruit and citrus notes and a good balance of sweetness and bitterness persisting in a lingering bitter fruity aftertaste. | Pale Ale | |
| Trig(York, North Yorkshire, 2023) | ||
| 80 Frith (5.2%) V | ||
| A blend of 7 different malts produce a dense, dark & full-bodied stout. A post fermentation addition of rich natural black cherry & a hint of dark chocolate give smooth, juicy flavours which complement the complex malt base. A velvety, indulgent and dangerously moreish black beer. Lactose free. | Stout/Porter | |
| Tydd Steam(Tydd St. Giles, Cambridgeshire, 2007) | ||
| 81 Beartown (4.5%) | ||
| Brewed for the Whittlesey Straw Bear Festival. | Pale Ale | |
| 82 Golden Kiwi (4.1%) | ||
| Straw coloured best bitter brewed exclusively with a blend of four varieties of hops from New Zealand, giving intense citrus flavours and aroma. | Bitter | |
| Vocation(Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, 2015) | ||
| 83 Naughty & Nice (5.9%) | ||
| Indulgent and deliciously naughty, this bold blend of wickedly decadent chocolate, roasted barley and dark crystal malt give this stout a deep, rich flavour, with an intensely smooth finish. This heavenly combination is a little bit naughty but extremely nice. | Stout/Porter | |
| Wantsum(St Nicholas-at-Wade, Kent, 2009) | ||
| 84 Grim Reaper (5.5%) | ||
| This beer packs a bit of a punch! Plenty of Simcoe & Chinook hops are used to give this beer a fruity and citrusy flavour and aroma, whilst the rye gives light spice notes and added body. | Specialty | |
| 85 Hengist (5.0%) | ||
| Winner of the Dover Winter Beer Festival (2010). Golden pale ale has flavours of biscuit malt balancing a long fruit hop. Won bronze medal at the South East Regional Championship in both 2010 & 2011. | Golden | |
| 86 Red Raddle (5.0%) | ||
| A five hop ruby red premium bitter with biscuit and toasted malt base supporting a broad hoppy smooth finish. | Specialty | |
| Warwickshire(Leamington, Warwickshire, 1998) | ||
| 87 Lady Godiva (4.2%) V | ||
| An aromatic golden ale, with honey and malt on the nose. On the tongue a slightly sweet, biscuity maltiness is balanced by the rounded bitterness of the hops. The honeyed sweetness of the palate surrenders to a lingering bitterness in the finish. | Golden | |
| Wharf(Colchester, Essex, 2023) | ||
| 88 IPA (3.7%) | ||
| An East Anglian style copper coloured beer with a delicate flavour. Made using Fuggle hops. | Pale Ale | |
| 89 Nine Feet Underground (5.2%) | ||
| Chocolate Oatmeal Stout. Good body, lots of chocolate, Phoenix Hops. | Stout/Porter | |
| 90 Pale Racer (4.3%) | ||
| An old Dominion brewery recipe, lots of extra pale malt and masses of late addition Amarillo for a hoppy finish. | Pale Ale | |
| Xtreme(Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, 2013) | ||
| 91 BlaXberry Oat Stout (4.6%) | ||
| A smooth drinking, fruity stout. | Stout/Porter | |
| 92 ElyXr 2 (4.3%) | ||
| A pale, hoppy bitter. Brewed for this festival. | Bitter | |
| 93 Red FoX (4.5%) | ||
| A foxy hipster easy drinking ale. A malty front pallet with a hoppy finish. | Specialty | |
| 94 SmoXey Mild (4.0%) | ||
| A rounded blend of dark malts with a smokey aftertaste. | Mild | |
| 95 SmuXers (6.1%) | ||
| Peanut butter and raspberry Jelly porter. | Stout/Porter | |
| 96 Triple Hop Xtra IPA (5.0%) | ||
| This light IPA has Chinook, Mosaic and Simcoe, which make it a hoppy little number with a clean fresh tastes. A slightly bitter finish and a little extra kick from a superior malt bill. | Pale Ale | |
Keg Beer
| All Day(Norwich, Norfolk, 2013) | ||
| 101 Big Rig 2026 (7.5%) V | ||
| Big pithy, piney West Coast IPA. | Pale Ale | |
| Ampersand(Diss, Suffolk, 2017) | ||
| 102 It's Summer Somewhere (4.4%) | ||
| A pale ale hopped with Nelson Sauvin, Motueka & Rakau. | Pale Ale | |
| Arpus(Latvia, 2017) | ||
| 103 Plum x Banana x Peach Smoothie (4.5%) V | ||
| A lush, fruit-packed smoothie sour, loaded with Plum, Banana and Peach for that super creamy feeling. | Specialty | |
| Baron(Great Hormead, Hertfordshire, 2021) | ||
| 104 Mega Phone (5.2%) | ||
| A hazy pale ale hopped with Simcoe, Citra & Talus. | Pale Ale | |
| Elmelven(Stockholm, Sweden, ) | ||
| 105 The Balance (5.0%) V | ||
| Dark berries & pear smoothie sour. | Specialty | |
| Holla(Potton, Bedfordshire, 2025) | ||
| 106 Rye Stout (5.5%) V | ||
| Stout/Porter | ||
| Pixie(Barrington, Cambridgeshire, 2024) | ||
| 107 Kiss Me, Hardy (6.5%) V | ||
| NEIPA hopped Kohia Nelson Sauvin & Rakau. | Pale Ale | |
| Sinnister(Dalkeith, Midlothian, Scotland, 2021) | ||
| 108 Jackalope (10.7%) V | ||
| Sherry & Islay Whisky barrel aged imperial stout - Dark Chocolate, fruity sherry & a touch of peaty whisky. | Stout/Porter | |
| Three Blind Mice(Little Downham, Cambridgeshire, 2014) | ||
| 109 Beyond The Ditches (6.0%) V | ||
| A NEIPA collaboration brew with Burnt Mill hopped with Nectaron, Krush & Galaxy. | Pale Ale | |
| 110 Foamy Dome (4.4%) V | ||
| A Helles style lager brewed with Lager malt, Golden Promise, Spelt, Chit & Wheat. Hopped with Czech Saaz hops. | Lager | |
| 111 Small Town Hero (Motueka) (3.7%) V | ||
| Part of our nano NEIPA Series. This version showcasing Motueka. Expect a big hit of lemon, lime & tropica fruit. | Pale Ale | |
| 112 Smile Generator (5.1%) V | ||
| A collaboration brew with All Day Brewing. A wheat beer hopped with a mixture of US & NZ hops. | Wheat Beer | |
Cider & Perry
| Blackmoor Orchards(Blackmoor, Hampshire) | ||
| Ridges Green (5.5%) | ||
| Classic, easy drinking cider blend of zingy Bramley, Cox and Russet. | M | |
| Blue Barrel(Oakington, Cambridgeshire) | ||
| Double Dabbo (6.5%) UP | ||
| Made with two Dabinett varieties. Exclusive to Ely Festival! | MS | |
| Bollhayes Cider(Galmpton, Devon) | ||
| Bollhayes Cider (6.5%) | ||
| A traditional West Country still cider made from a blend of classic cider apples, with a golden colour and rich flavour, with well-balanced tannins. | D | |
| Celtic Marches(Bishops Frome, Herefordshire) | ||
| Alice (4.6%) | ||
| A medium dry well-rounded cider with a moreish sharpness. She sits at the drier end of our core range yet is still smooth and mellow with a very slight tart finish; a result of the balanced blending of our homegrown cider apples. This cider is a true Herefordshire delight! | MD | |
| Cromwell Cider(Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire) | ||
| Oliver's Last Gasp (6.2%) | ||
| The driest cider in our range. A ‘mean’ cider that will take your breath away and is not for the faint hearted. | D | |
| Downham Cider(Kings Lynn, Norfolk) | ||
| Vicious Pigeon (4.5%) | ||
| Norfolk cider made with bittersweet apple varieties. Wonderful fruit and succulent sweetness are balanced by some soft West Country tannins. It is fermented with wild yeast. | M | |
| Dudda's Tun(Doddington, Kent) | ||
| Sweet Apple (5.5%) UP | ||
| Bursting with fresh picked apple flavour, this sweet cider is deliciously moreish, with soft honey notes. | S | |
| Green Fen Brewery(Newborough, Cambridgeshire) | ||
| Elderflower (4.5%) | ||
| Sweet eastern country style cider. | S | |
| Purbeck Cider(Purbeck, Dorset) | ||
| Muddy Scamp (6.9%) | ||
| Cloudy balanced traditional farmhouse. Deliciously natural, bittersweet apple taste with a surprisingly smooth, fresh woodland aftertaste. | MD | |
| Simon's Cider(Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire) | ||
| Bluntisham Pear (7.3%) | ||
| Perry made from dessert pears. | M | |
| Big Man's Mystery (6.0%) | ||
| Very dry cider made of apples. Only Simon knows which apples. | D | |
| Spinney Abbey(Wicken, Cambridgeshire) | ||
| Monk & Disorderly (6.1%) NS | ||
| Multi-award winning cider. | MS | |
| Prior Warning (4.0%) | ||
| Sweet session cider with just a hint of grapefruit. | S | |
| Toye's Cider(Downham Market, Norfolk) | ||
| From Lochranza With Love (6.3%) | ||
| Aged in a barrel from Lochranza distillery on the Isle of Arran. | D | |
| Tutt's Clump(Bradfield, West Berkshire) | ||
| Ridgeway (4.0%) UP | ||
| Blend of finest English apples. | MS | |