Fatöl

Hop Commander With Palisades And Citra

• IPA - American
• 6.5%
• Captain Lawrence Brewing Company, United States

On cask, amazing.

Ghost In The Machine

• IPA - Imperial
• 8.5%
• Parish Brewing Co., United States

Welcome to the future. Our collective human consciousness, or Ghost in the Machine, has gained a tolerance for hops beyond what mankind has ever known before. This Double India Pale Ale is the necessary outcome.

Boston Lager

• Lager - American
• 5.0%
• Samuel Adams, United States

Since 1984, Samuel Adams Boston Lager has used the world’s finest hand-selected ingredients to create a perfectly balanced and complex original brew. So, why change a classic? The recipe hasn’t changed. Boston Lager Remastered still uses Koch’s great-great grandfather’s mid-19th century original recipe but has evolved the process to reduce filtration, incorporating a traditional German practice of biological acidification while dropping the roughness from the husks of the barley. The result is a brighter, easier-drinking beer that leaves a little more sparkle in every glass. Boston Lager Remastered is easier-drinking and more refreshing than ever before. Its classic complex-yet-balanced flavor profile features a backbone of caramel and toffee malt notes and a distinct noble hop character with hints of pine and citrus for a crisp finish.

Best

• Bitter - Best
• 4.4%
• Saltaire Brewery, England

At Saltaire we're always looking for ways to refresh our core range of cask beers and one style that's been missing, until now, was a traditional Best Bitter. Our core bitter, Titus, is very popular, but at 3.9% it isn’t really a ‘Best’ Bitter which usually has a higher in ABV with a fuller body and more flavour. We also wanted to use all British malt and hops in the recipe. Right now we’re hearing plenty of noise from the market that there just aren’t enough breweries making a Best Bitter. After years of exciting and progressive beer development maybe people are starting to hanker after something a bit more traditional? US brewers are even starting to look at traditional British styles such as bitter and mild to add to their predominantly IPA and pale offerings. We asked Ben, one of our brewers, to develop a recipe and the result is Saltaire Best, Ben's first commercially released beer recipe! For this beer we wanted to stay traditional with no ‘modern twists’ or special ingredients, just a straight forward, authentic beer, that’s satisfying and well balanced. We used wheat malt for head retention, crystal malt for colour, mouthfeel and sweetness, and roasted barley for colour and to bring a spicy, satisfying depth of flavour. A blend of British hops – Admiral, Challenger and Goldings come together to complement the malt flavours with notes of orange and subtle sweet spiciness.

Columbus

• IPA - American
• 6.0%
• Slottskällans Bryggeri, Sweden

Westerås By Day

• Pale Ale - American
• 5.3%
• Coppersmith's Brewery, Sweden

Lord Marples

• Bitter - Session
• 4.0%
• Thornbridge Brewery, England

4% Classic Bitter Named after the aspiring Marples of Thornbridge Hall, this classic British bitter tastes of honey and caramel. A surprising smoothness is met with a long bitter finish.

No Monkey Business American Pale Ale, Angry And Improved

• Pale Ale - American
• 5.6%
• The Pine Ridge Brewery, Sweden

Celebrating 10 years. To mark the 10-year anniversary of the brewery we are releasing our signature APA with a new and improved recipe - and it´s angrier than ever.

Paradis Pineapple

• IPA - Triple New England
• 10.0%
• Omnipollo, Sweden

OMNIPOLLO®️ × FIDENS PARADIS PINEAPPLE TRIPLE IPA

Westerås Dark Lager

• Lager - Dark
• 5.4%
• Coppersmith's Brewery, Sweden

Bitburger Premium Pils

• Pilsner - German
• 4.8%
• Bitburger Brauerei, Germany

Our straw-coloured pilsner is crystal-clear and perfectly hopped, boasting a light taste and a lasting foam head with extra-fine bubbles. This all combines for a moment of pure pilsner enjoyment.

Bombardier Amber Beer/Premium British Ale (Glorious English Ale)

• Bitter - Best
• 4.1%
• Eagle Brewery (formerly Charles Wells), England

Bombardier Amber Beer is brewed using the finest British Hops and fresh mineral water from the Eagle Brewery Well. A fruity aroma and rich malty taste provides a crisp, mouth-watering beer. Tangy Fuggles hops and sultana fruit flavour finish off the palate. Bombardier is a beer for those who embrace their independent spirit and march to their own drum. Previously known as Bombardier Glorious English Ale, now rebranded as Bombardier Amber Beer and also marketed as Bombardier Premium British Ale. UK ABVs: Cask 4.1%, Can 4.3%, Bottle 4.7%. Export ABVs: Bottle 5.2%, Draught 5.5%.

Budweiser Budvar / Czechvar Original

• Pilsner - Czech
• 5.0%
• Budějovický Budvar, Czech Republic

Czechvar in North America. Our premium pale lager is beer for real connoisseurs. The first-class female cones of top-quality Saaz hops, pure clean natural water from 300-metre deep artesian wells and carefully selected grains of a unique cultivar of Moravian barely make the premium lager a drink for real beer experts. A 750-year long tradition of brewing the original Beer from Budweis and a unique 90-day long maturing period amplify the beer’s exceptionality even more. Budweiser Budvar Premium Pale Lager can thus be savoured with all the senses. Firstly, your eye can see its beautiful golden colour and rich thick head, then you can smell its mild hop aroma and feel the misted glass in your palm, and finally use your taste buds to savour its mild medium-strong bitterness. Our premium pale lager will forever impress in your mind.

Erdinger Weißbier / Hefe-Weizen

• Wheat Beer - Hefeweizen
• 5.3%
• Erdinger Weissbräu, Germany

The Premium Weissbier at the top of its class. Not only in the context of the Erdinger assortment Erdinger Weissbier with fine yeast applies undisputed as the classical authors, as the white beer absolutely. It is brewed with fine yeast after a delivered prescription and naturally strictly after the Bavarian purity requirement. Today still without the traditional bottle fermentation one does not do here: Three to four weeks it lasts, until the Erdinger Weissbier with fine yeast matured. For the production only finest raw materials are used. Experience of many years and constant quality controls guarantee beyond that the unmistakable taste. A Weissbier for all, those the unforgettable good taste love.

Eriksberg Karaktär

• Lager - Amber
• 5.4%
• Carlsberg Sverige, Sweden

ESB

• Bitter - Extra Special
• 5.5%
• Fuller's Griffin Brewery, England

ESB was launched into the Fuller's family in 1971, as a winter brew to replace a beer named Old Burton Extra. ESB is a strong, full-bodied, mahogany-coloured ale with a mellow bitterness and satisfying finish. Brewed with Pale Ale and Crystal malts, this brew has been nicknamed The Champion Ale after winning the World Champion Beer award on two occasions. Cask: 5.5% ABV Bottles, Kegs: 5.9% ABV

Guinness Draught

• Stout - Irish Dry
• 4.2%
• Guinness, Ireland

Swirling clouds tumble as the storm begins to calm. Settle. Breathe in the moment, then break through the smooth, light head to the bittersweet reward. Unmistakeably GUINNESS, from the first velvet sip to the last, lingering drop. And every deep-dark satisfying mouthful in between. Pure beauty. Pure GUINNESS. Guinness Draught is sold in kegs, widget cans, and bottles. The ABV varies from 4.1 to 4.3%. Guinness Extra Cold is the exact same beer only served through a super cooler at 3.5 °C

House of Pale

• Pale Ale - New England
• 5.5%
• To Øl, Denmark

House of Pale is one of the recipes we’ve taken from our beloved mad laboratory in Copenhagen, BRUS. A New England pale ale with Ekuanot hops. It has seen many changes and tweaks over this year, experimenting with hop doses and overall ‘crispiness’ - and now we’re pretty sure we’ve got exactly what we’ve been looking for.

IPA

• IPA - American
• 6.2%
• Lagunitas Brewing Company, United States

A well-rounded, Highly drinkable India Pale Ale. A bit of Caramel Malt barley provides the richness that mellows out the twang of the hops, including Cascade, Centennial, Chinook and a splash of honorary “C” hop, Simcoe.

Källaröl the Bishops Arms 30 år

• Lager - Helles
• 4.8%
• Coppersmith's Brewery, Sweden

Ofiltrerad Lager

London Pride

• Bitter - Session
• 4.1%
• Fuller's Griffin Brewery, England

Brewed under the watchful eye of our Griffin since the 1950s, London Pride is unmistakably London's beer. With its well-rounded flavour and rich history, everything about this authentic, characterful beer binds it to our capital city and the people who love it. Cask: 4.1% ABV Bottle, Can and Keg: 4.7% ABV

Magners Original Irish Cider

• Cider - Traditional
• 4.5%
• Magners Irish Cider, Ireland

When William Magner set out to make Ireland’s greatest cider in 1935, this is what he came up with. We’ve barely changed it since then, but why would we? Made with 17 different varieties of fallen apple, pressed and then kept in the dark to mature for a couple of years, it is the crispest way to celebrate any moment. Sold as Bulmers in the Republic of Ireland.

Neon IPA

• IPA - New England
• 6.0%
• Nya Carnegiebryggeriet , Sweden

DDH NEIPA med Nelson Sauvin, El Dorado, Mosaic och Citra.

No Monkey Business APA

• Pale Ale - American
• 5.6%
• The Pine Ridge Brewery, Sweden

Organic Carlsberg Hof

• Pilsner - Other
• 4.2%
• Carlsberg Group, Denmark

Danish: Carlsberg er egentlig blevet en del af den danske kulturarv og den danske tørst. Du oplever en harmonisk balance mellem bitterhed og sødmefulde æbler, mens du nyder den lyse gyldne farve med det flotte skum og duften af fyrretræ, strå, hasselnød og skovsyre. Ja, det er næsten som en forårsdag i Danmark. Og sådan klæder Carlsberg også det danske køkken hele vejen rundt. Previously sold in the UK in gold coloured labels/cans as Carlsberg Export. The current UK Carlsberg Export is the same as the standard Carlsberg Export. In Italy this one is sold as "Carlsberg Pilsner" with 5% ABV.

Spitfire Amber Kentish Ale

• Bitter - Best
• 4.5%
• Shepherd Neame, England

Spitfire is one of the UK’s best-loved beers with an international reputation as a Great British Classic. Since its inception as a one-off brew back in 1990, Spitfire has enjoyed phenomenal success, earning a Royal Warrant and protected status as a Kentish Ale. A true classic, Spitfire Amber (draught: 4.2% ABV; bottle/can/mini keg: 4.5% ABV) is the head of the Spitfire family and a true taste of Kent. It was first brewed to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, played out in the skies above Kentish soil. It is brewed using 100% Kentish hops, the finest malt and water drawn from a well deep beneath Shepherd Neame’s Faversham brewery. Spitfire Amber combines the pick of Kentish hops (Target, Challenger, East Kent Goldings, First Gold) to layer bitter orange marmalade flavour on top of sweet biscuits and caramel malts for a peppery dry finish. While the great taste has remained constant throughout its history, the Spitfire family has grown to include golden ale and lager, each imbued with the distinctive Spitfire spirit. Today Spitfire has a dynamic new look reflecting the nature of the iconic plane that inspired its creation and befitting its status as an ale of substance and character.

Staropramen Granát

• Lager - Polotmavé (Czech Amber)
• 4.8%
• Pivovary Staropramen, Czech Republic

Staropramen Granat is a unique lager which proudly embodies our brewing traditions. This beer is made based on the original recipe from 1884. The special sprinkling process, mixing pale and specialty malts is what gives the beer its unique granat (ruby red) color. Již na první pohled zaujme tento originálně vybroušený polotmavý Ležák granátovou barvou s širokým spektrem jiskrných barev. Kombinace unikátních sladů zvýrazňuje starší chuťové tóny a mezi sladovou sladkostí a hořkostí vynikne díky trojnásobnému chmelení hořkost chmelová. V plném zaokrouhleném tělu typickém pro polotmavé ležáky je překvapivě lehká až vábivá pitelnost s pivním dozníváním v chuti.

Trick 17 American Pale Ale

• Pale Ale - American
• 5.2%
• Wittorfer Brauerei Neumünster, Germany

Wir lieben Hopfen, aber für manche Sorten brauchen wir schon Trick 17, um genug davon für unser Bier zu besorgen. Damit es spannend bleibt, wechseln wir die Hopfenmischung für jeden neuen Sud. Prost!