Padstow x Lowlands George's Kveik 6.2% 440ml

Offshore Pilsner takes its name for when the wind turns offshore to create perfectly clean waves ideal for surfing. Made with Czech yeast and continental hops. Tropical fruit and citrus on the nose is followed by a crisp lemon taste and refreshing finish.

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...

Pale amber in colour, Tribute is a moreishly drinkable beer with delicious full-bodied malt flavours and citrus aroma. Aregular ale to be seen in most pubs and bars here in Cornwall. Brewed using Cornish spring water, Cornish Gold and Maris Otter malts, w

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.

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

Best Lager Winner of the No & Low Awards 2020! This is a seriously superior unfiltered lager classed as alcohol free being only 0.5% abv! Lucky Saint is born from Bavarian spring water, pilsner malt, hallertau hops and their single-use yeast. Had enoug

Verdant Lightbulb Extra Pale Ale is very pale, as pale as a bright light bulb but as juicy as an IPA. A good session beer that will quench that thirst for beer and makes you want more. Biscuity malt base with a hint of sweetness and a dry

The Grand Reserve from Saint-Tropez has an enhanced bouquet of exceptional aromas, expresses itself thanks to a light ad contained bitterness. Firsly characterized by floral hints, mentions of tangerines and white fruits. Thereafter followed by subtle tra

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.

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