Treens Mariner IPA 500ml

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

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

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

Treen's Hirra Cornish Lager is an absolute corker of a golden lager with delicate flavours of grain and a hint of grassy hop on the nose leading to a clean dry, refreshing finish. Named in Cornish meaning “Longer” Treen's draw on the

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.

Padstow Pride has an abundance of malty flavour and a smooth finish thanks to a touch of Cornish honey. All the taste of a traditional bitter, only better. Taste of the West Award - Silver! Vegetarian friendly too! Awesome!

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

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

Skinner's best selling beer has won more awards nationally and locally than any other Cornish beer and is without doubt the Queen of Cornish Ales. Light hop aroma with underlying malt. Easy drinking copper ale with a superb balance of citrus hops, malt a