Our Beers

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The following is a selection of our fine ales, which are mostly available in both draught and bottled versions.

   Pumphouse Gold. 4.2% ABV

Brewed from English Maris Otter pale malt blended with lightly kilned Munich malt from Germany. It has a deep golden colour with a biscuit-like maltiness offset by the rounded citrus/lychee aromas and lingering bitter finish that result from a generous helping of UK-grown Cascade hops.

 

   Pumphouse Black. 4.0% ABV

Smooth and smoky, black and toasty, with a subtle but distinct bitterness, the complex flavours that derive from the combination of roasted barley with chocolate malt form the backbone of this stout. Surprisingly easy to drink, black is the new blonde for winter!

 

   Pumphouse Pale Oktober 3.8%ABV

Originally brewed for the Oktoberfest in 2016, this pale golden ale is brewed from a combination of English pale malts and Munich malt to give a light and crisp base that highlights the distinct citrus and tropical fruit notes coming from U.S Chinook and Cascade hop varieties.

 

   St Margaret’s Ale 3.8%ABV

First produced in autumn 2017, this light-coloured ale is based on lager malt with some wheat. Bobek is the single hop used to make this light and refreshing beer.

 

 

   The 9th’s Havocs 4.3% ABV

A refreshing and hoppy American-style Pale Ale. The high level of US cascade hops in the brew gives the beer a long and fresh grapefruity flavour. It is named after the US Air Force’s A-20 aircraft which were based at nearby Wethersfield in 1944.

 

   19 Elms. 4.3% ABV

This dark amber ale has been brewed especially to mark the planting of 19 elm trees in Toppesfield in memory of the 19 young men of the village who gave their lives during World War I.

 

 

Allied Amber. 3.8% ABV

Created to celebrate the 75th anniversary of VE Day. It is a smooth, easy drinking traditional bitter, made with chocolate, pale and wheat malts and WGV hops. Amber in colour and with malty and biscuit flavours.

 

 

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