“Whist with yer, or I’ll give yer to a Navvie” was a threat used by mothers of the Leeds & Thirsk railway to keep children quiet. The railway navvies (short for navigator) were an incongruous band of miscreants that snaked the country in a drunken revel rout, constructing the transportation arteries that would power the Industrial Revolution. These men, their families and other railway adjacent workers were indispensable during industrialisation. This beer is an homage to these workers. Soft & biscuity malt juxtaposed by sharp yet thirst-quenching bitterness.