We first fell in love with brewing on the stove at home, surrounded by pots, pans and raw ingredients. Tinkering endlessly, we studied the ancient art of our vocation. Nomadically brewing around the country, we learned from fantastically generous, knowledgeable artisans, honing our craft along the way.
Today, we’ve outgrown our roots as nomadic brewers, and operate out of two production sites. The first, a brewery we built in St Werburghs, Bristol, is where we focus on our core range of beers, constantly refining the recipes to bring you an ever evolving, perfect pour. New challenges continually arise and are met by our talented team of resourceful brewers, as we continue producing top notch beers whilst adhering to strict social distancing measures. Usually host to our tap room, we’re already looking forward to re-opening the York Street brewery to our friends, family and local community for fresh beers once we all come out the other side. At our second Bristol site, the Barrel Store, work continues on our complex, mixed fermentation and wild yeasted beers. Here, we serve as custodians over our barrel-aged brews as they develop on different kinds of wood.
Ever evolving in the quest for refinement, all of our recipes stem from the desire to create something beautiful and delicious.
Can from Beer52. Light gold with a mild haze, nice consistent fluffy white head, great lacing. Aroma of straw, grass and a decent hoppy fruitiness. The latter flows into the flavour well, citric, quite bitter, grass, light mineral, grains. Probably more an IPL than a standard lager.
Can from lowcostbeer.com, consumed 2 months past BBE. Light hazed gold with nice fluffy white head. Yes its quite lemony and floral in aroma. Light soft body, zesty lemon, bitter herbal and pithy notes, fine carbonation, with some dryness but doesn't take away from the refreshing quality. Very nice session quality.
330ml of draft into a bottle from lowcostbeer. Murky amber with thin off-white head. Biscuit and grainy malts with a floral and fruity hop on the nose. Taste is malty with biscuit and caramel, somewhat grainy, orange, blackcurrants. Semi-sweet with a moderate bitter fruity finish. Nice balance. Moderate body and carbonation which works well with this style. Good stuff.
330ml can from Honest Brew. Murky looking amber-brown with small off-white head, nice lacing. Malty and citrus hop aroma, quite sweet, also caramel, zest, earth. Taste has citrus, zest, mango, apricot hoppy notes but with a nice moreish malt background, mild spice, caramel, moderate bitterness in the finish. Medium bodied, soft carbonation. Balanced with good layers of flavour to this and quite tasty.
Hazy, pinkish amber with a decent white head. Aroma is funky with tart berries. Flsvour follows suit. A little sharp cranberry, some zesty citrus, a little hop, some funkiness. Light, crisp, sharp and refreshing.