Fantastically aromatic, with violets, cloves, cinnamon, vanilla, it’s incredible to think that this all comes from the blend of hops. The palate sports a complex mix of dark roasted malts, with vanilla coffee flavours, spicy fruitcake, and bitter coffee on the finish. We’re in casserole country here. Or rich tangy cheeses. Or a log fire. […]
The first Ulverston beer not to be named after a Laurel & Hardy film or phrase, instead Celebration Ale was brewed to commemorate the unveiling in 2009 of the famous pair’s statue by Graham Ibbeson outside the museum of the same name. It’s a biscuity light golden ale with clean, hoppy bitterness on the finish and a […]
First brewed in 1990 as a warming winter ale, Jennings’ Sneck Lifter continues to do the trick. There’s a great tale behind the name – a “sneck” is that last sixpence with which you lift the latch of the pub before using it to pay for your pint, the hope being that you’ll find your […]
Amber in colour and mellow in mood, Jennings Lakeland Stunner has light citrus aromas and is smooth and clean on the finish. Perfect with light foods and fish, and for whiling away the afternoon in your pub garden of choice. 3.9%
A soft, smooth gin, with a bright palate which is well worth trying straight. Langtons No.1 hails from Skiddaw in Cumbria, where two local lads, intent on creating a gin that reflected their roots, discovered a million year old aquifer, or underground water source. It is this slightly sweet water, along with the use of […]
