Dynamite Valley Pioneer Orange Wheat 4.3

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

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...

As a small, independent brewery, Dynamite relied on support and encouragement from day one and Brian Cumby was there from the start, truly believing that what they were doing was worthwhile. Sadly, Brian passed away in 2015, so they brew...

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

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

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

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

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

Treens Mariner is a traditional style of IPA. Strong, golden ale with a full mouth-feel and crisp bitterness. Classic British hop aromas of flowers, grass and spice above clean cereal malt flavours. The Age of Sail required robust ales to survive long