Pubs' Favourites in March 2023
This list is being updated monthly and shows our best selling beers.
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Outstanding, glorious, hoppy golden ale using Herkules, Celeia and Chinook hops for full-flavoured satisfaction. Inspired by the statues of water nymphs in York House gardens in Twickenham, known locally as the “Naked Ladies”. 4.4% Twickenham Brewery |
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Stardust Brewery's first new beer of 2023. They have been brewing Easy Pale Citra for the last 5 years so thought it was about time to break the mould. The same base recipe but with the distinct aroma from the fantastic Mosaic hop. 3.8% Stardust Brewery |
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Really wild and interesting new beer. Nice malty aroma and taste with a nice citrusy twist. Smooth and creamy easy drinking ale. 4.9% Nuttycombe Brewery |
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Full bodied, traditional-style mid-brown “best” brewed from 100% English barley malt and copious English Challenger and Boadicea hops, which shine through. This is a great beer of its type and a classic session beer. 3.8% Crouch Vale Brewery |
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A rich and complex malt bill jam packed with oats provide a satisfyingly rounded mouthfeel. Castle Rock used UK phoenix hops to bring subtle aromas of marmalade, spice and dried fruit into balance with the deep coffee, caramel and chocolate flavours from the darker malts. Malt: Maris Otter, Munich, Crystal, Chocolate, Oats 4.6% Castle Rock Brewery |
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360° Brewery's Sussex Best Bitter is bittersweet, fruity, round and thirst quenching. Crafted from only the best English malt to deliver a beautifully modern take on this most English of beers. Hops: East Kent Goldings, Fuggles, Cascade Vegan Friendly 4.3% 360 Degree Brewing Company Ltd |
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Dorking Brewery's flagship pale ale harnesses the incredible Citra and Chinook hops from Yakima valley on the west coast of America, creating a juicy combination of citrus and tropical flavours. Five different malts marry to balance a well-rounded pale ale that packs a punch. 4% Dorking Brewery |
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Elusive Brewing went big on the hops here with lots of Simcoe, Chinook and Columbus for a classic take on the West Coast IPA style. They went big on bitterness too, to balance out the malt body. Brewed in collaboration with West St Alehouse. 5.8% Elusive Brewing |
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Big citrus, big pine and big bitterness come in waves throughout this brew, courtesy of some BIG ‘C’ Hops. Get ready because the tide is changing and big sea is coming! Colour: Deep gold
5.5% Mad Squirrel Brewery |
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At 4.2%, 6 Pack makes a great session ale and offers drinkers a complex, nutty taste with a smooth, balanced hoppiness. A gorgeous best bitter packed with 6 hop varieties and 6 malts. What better way to enjoy the 6 Nations than with a 6 Pack? Sweetness: 50% 4.2% Loddon Brewery |