Dynamite Valley Kennall Vale Pale 4.3%

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...

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.

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...

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.

An Gof is brewed with wood smoked malt and traditional hops, An Golf Ale commemorates the blacksmith from St Keverne who led the Cornish rebellion of 1497 against Henry VII's unfair taxes! Following defeat in London by the King's army A

Korev is a lager in the Helles style, with a wonderful pale colour and a clean, crisp taste. Bottled in amber glass to protect the freshness, we think you'll agree when we say that it's been worth the wait. Pale, platinum gold in colour. Delicate, her...

Lushingtons is a cool, hop-laden IPA brewed using traditional methods with Cornish water; whole-flower Citra, Belma and Willamette hops; malted barley and wheat; and Skinner’s unique yeast. Bursting with fruit, within its bittersweet scent you’ll pick

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...