An Gof Strong Lizard Ale 500ml

Frenchman's Creek is a beautiful and unspoilt tributary of the Helford River which divides the remote Lizard Peninsula from the rest of Cornwall. Its tidal waters reflect green wooded banks, grey mullet bask in its warm shallows and curlew

Lizard Bitter is a nut brown bitter, brewed in an old nuclear bunker on the beautiful Lizard Peninsula, mainland Britain's most southerly point! A traditional English bitter beer, This is a smooth nut brown bitter that takes some cha

Kernow Gold is a light and refreshing golden beer, finished with Styrian Goldings hops for a characteristically fruity flavour and floral aroma. The Lizard Peninsula is the most southerly point in mainland Britain. Mild winters and plen

Full, rich and very dark. This Premium Ale is brimming with flavour. Deep, roasted malt competes with dark chocolate and coffee culminating in a smooth, comforting finish. Strong, dark and warming. This steadfast and dangerously drinkable

Krowsek is a full bodied, amber special bitter. Spicy hop and soft fruits on the nose. Notes of biscuit and caramel malt flavours with a refreshing bitterness. Krowsek means 'irritable' in Cornish! A satisfying beer which will help wash

Deep amber, malty bitter beer with an intensity of flavour which belies its modest strength. Caramel and soft fruit flavours are balanced by a hint of dark chocolate and a spicy hop bitterness.

Middle is the Blue Anchors best seller which has a cult like following. It is a smooth reddish malty ale and is lightly hopped. The Blue Anchor in Helston is one of only 4 brewpubs left in England that continues to brew on the premises. The 15th century

The strength of Tribute XXTRA, brewed using the exact same ingredients as Tribute but amplified, sets it apart from its counterpart. Tribute XXtra is full, sweet and fruity. With alluring tropical fruit aroma and tangy marmalade flavours, overlaying a smo

A legendary Cornish Ale, Hicks is named after the founder of St. Austell Brewery, Walter Hicks. Full bodied, strong and distinctly Cornish, it's gained something of a cult status in recent years.

Meaning Black Hill in Cornish, Mena Dhu is a truly unique stout. Brewed with a blend of six types of malted barley it's complex and flavoursome, deceptively light and refreshing with an oak smoked aroma.