Dynamite Valley Brian Amber Bitter 5% 50

This is a refreshing, classic, crisp and complex beer, which will hopefully have you searching for more. Appearance – Golden Smell – Stoned Fruits, hints of Lemongrass Taste – Apricot, Saffron and honey, with a lingering bitterness

A Cornish ESB which is bottle conditioned from Dynamite Valley Brewing Company.

Hop and pine notes on the nose, with a light amber hue and a peach and grapefruit taste. The guys down at Dynamite Valley Brewing Company love the way the Americans do beer, so this is a real tribute to the good ol’ US of A, with big f...

The latest bottle to join the great selection from Dynamite Valley based in Ponsanooth. Named after the beautiful woodland close to the distillery which has remnants of its past industrial gunpowder factory. On the palate this is smooth and easy drink...

Dynamite Valley has made a full flavoured dark stout, Black Charge. Rich with dark chocolate and coffee notes

Dynamite Valley Pioneer is an orange wheat beer 4.3% bottle conditioned and produced in Ponsanooth. A thirst quenching summer wheat beer with hints of orange through out and on the finish.

Golden Ale with a complex nose and well balanced body. A full citrus aroma with floral and spiced notes rides above delicate malt flavours of grain and caramel. Named after the fleet of boats which race in the Fal estuary, this is a beer t

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.

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

Padstow Windjammer is Padstow Brewing Comapny's most popular draught ale and is made from a speical malt to provide its recognisable copper colour. This was originally only intended to be a one off seasonal brew but its popularity meant that it was put...