"Sour Ale with Yellow Peaches & a hint of Timut pepper."

"Double New England Pale Ale w/ Vic Secret & Cry Citra. Pineapple notes. Full bodied, super juicy, hazy and smooth."

"Bottled Dec 2025 - A session strength version of Islay Brut, our peat-smoke Champagne beer. Referred to in-house as "the beer no-one was asking for." Tiny Islay is a single barrel release, brewed in March 2023. The worts was produced from a traditional turbid mash with a decent quantity of maize, giving a more delicate flavour and paler colour than malted barley. It underwent spontaneous fermentation in a small Islay whisky barrel, imparting aromas of maritime peat smoke. Upon tasting the barrel, we were delighted to find the beer possessed just the right balance of dry-bitter and sweet-acid, as well as the necessary body to carry the smoke, without the need for the ABV-boosting sugar additions we have previously utilised to strike the right balance with these smokey beers. Finally, the beer was conditioned in-bottle for four months. A large dose of priming sugar was added to produce a rolling, Champagne-type, carbonation. The resulting beer drinks remarkably easily, with delightful sweet, smoky, and spicy aromatics."

"The Dickens is our take on one of Jonny's favourites, the Belgian Golden Strong. An effervescent, heady, pale, dry, and lightly bitter beer that remains delicate and balanced despite its considerable strength. A clear wort was drawn from an infusion mash of pilsner malt and spelt. Large quantities of European hops and cane sugar were added during the boil. Fermentation took place in our open coolship at warm ambient summer temperatures. The young beer maturated in large oak casks with wild yeast and bacteria until the winter. Finally, the beer is dry-hopped with whole-leaf hops and bottle conditioned for three months before release."

"Still is a single barrel bottling of four year old beer, brewed in March 2018. We have been hoping to find a barrel that would have enough character and bite to exist without the need for carbonation. The wort was made using a turbid mash and underwent an extended boil with large quantities of aged hops. After two nights in our coolship, the wort was transferred to a single 500 litre barrel for four years of fermentation and maturation. The resulting beer was bottled still, without the addition of sugar to produce a refermentation. It has a significant richness for the abv, balanced by a striking hop bitterness, and lingering tannin from the four years in oak."

"Saison Hallertau is a blend of four barrels from three worts brewed in January, March, and August 2019. It was dry-hopped with whole leaf Hallertau Blanc, Mandarina Bavaria, and Fuggles.The beer is a bitter, amber saison with a good balance of malt, yeast, and hop flavour. A small quantity was released relatively fresh last year through Favourite Beers, as a tribute to Nicky Norwood, wife of owner Leigh. The further ageing since has allowed time for the wild yeast to significantly modify the hop aromatics and add further depths of funk."

"Saison Hallertau is a blend of four barrels from three worts brewed in January, March, and August 2019. It was dry-hopped with whole leaf Hallertau Blanc, Mandarina Bavaria, and Fuggles.The beer is a bitter, amber saison with a good balance of malt, yeast, and hop flavour. A small quantity was released relatively fresh last year through Favourite Beers, as a tribute to Nicky Norwood, wife of owner Leigh. The further ageing since has allowed time for the wild yeast to significantly modify the hop aromatics and add further depths of funk."

"About eleven years ago we visited Boon in Belgium and were delighted to find their geuze in tiny 25 cl beer bottles in the brewery shop. It seemed outrageous to have such a beer in such openable bottles. Needless to say, the remainder of the trip was peppered with tiny geuze portions at every opportunity. Breakfast geuze?

Last year we filled a blend of Running Beer into 375 ml half Champagne bottles for the first time, with the aim of having a more portion size option of our house beer. We've come to the conclusion that we only did half the job though, and are delighted to present Running Beer in our lovely 330 ml beer bottles, slowly conditioned in bottle just like the 750s (which we will continue to release Running Beer in too).

Running Beer is the first beer we designed for Mills Brewing. It is the purest distillation of how we make beer. This is blend sixteen. The average age of the beer at bottling was 25 months.

We aim towards a similar flavour profile for Running Beer each time, however we still have no set recipe. The grains and hops are varied for each brew. A variety of worts are produced using traditional turbid mash methods and aged hops, before spontaneous fermentation in different types of barrel. We welcome the natural variation given by the wild fermentation. At the point of blending, our aim is to make the body relatively full for the ABV. This is aided by the inclusion of large quantities of rye grains in most of the brews we use in Running Beer"

"Made from a blend of six year old NZ hopped saison with a four year old golden beer made with aged hops and caramelised wheat. This breaks our record for the oldest barrel of beer we have included in a blend. The slow spontaneous fermentations took place in an old white Burgundy barrique and a fresh Herefordshire cider barrel. The two barrels were quite distinct from each other. One remarkably fresh and zesty, with plenty of hop bite. The other bringing juicy acidity and complex earthy aromatics. Together they strike a delightful balance on the palate and an inviting excuse to bring in some new season hops to add some punch to the aromatics. The blend was dry hopped with whole leaf US grown Cashmere from the 2025 harvest ."

"Tom Oliver makes cider and perry in small batches, using fresh pressed cider apples and perry pears, spontaneously fermented by wild yeasts. Nachmelená Hruška was made by co-fermenting an equal proportion of Herefordshire perry pear juice (2019 harvest), with wort made in the style of a Czech svetlý ležák (light lager), using Czech grown barley and Saaz hops. The resulting beer conditioned in bottle for 7 months before release. Named by Tom's Czech right-hand man Jarek, "Nachmelená Hruška" translates as "hopped- or drunk- pear.""

"Our second time releasing a coffee beer after our first foray in 2024's Angucho. Aceh is a single barrel bottling of golden beer, brewed in November 2022. The wort was made using a turbid mash, including an inadvisable quantity of caramelised barley malt and aged hops. We initially set about selecting a coffee that we thought would best marry with our beer, before delving into the barrels to find its partner. After extensive tasting round the cellar, a barrel was selected to complement the addition of an Indonesian coffee from the Aceh region of north Sumatra, made using an anaerobic honey fermentation process"

"A Thai vacation in a can! A lightly sour, intensely fruity Gose fermented with Philly Sour yeast, bursting with mango and coconut. The thick, juicy sweetness of mango is enhanced by a touch of salt and balanced by a bright acidity, while the finish brings a soft, dessert-like coconut note. A perfect beer to kick off the spring season."

"Fresh hops in April? Why not. We’re using the new Hop Kief extracts made from freshly harvested hop cones that go straight into extraction without drying. This process preserves a striking level of bright, green freshness. As a base, we brewed a full, hazy, oat-heavy Double IPA with low bitterness."

"This March we dove into our recipe notebooks looking for ideas to inspire the ultimate session-able stout recipe. Here is Ostara Stout our take on the concept of 'Dublin Stout'. Brewed to be complex but quaffable. We took some of our imperial stout tricks and adapted them to a lower ABV base recipe. The result has layered malts with some lovely soft chocolate notes finished with a nice hop zing to help clean the palate. Sláinte."

"TWe’ve had our fair share of stout brainwaves over the past few years, but when we sat down to plan for March, one idea rose above the rest: a creamy pint inspired by everyone’s favourite Irish liqueur. Using all natural ingredients, we’ve captured that signature blend of smooth whiskey warmth, caramel sweetness, and dark, chocolatey malts. Brewed on a foundation of premium Irish malts, it finishes with a rich, roasty complexity. This is ‘the black stuff’ taken to a whole new, velvety level."

"The simple malt bill gives an ABV of 5.8% which carries the flavour and really allows the hops to shine through. The hops used are of American origin, Colombus, El Dorado and Cascade (45 IBU). With multiple generous additions in the kettle and further dry hopped before it reaches you as fresh as it can be."

"The next beer in our discovery series of trial batch lagers.
Italian Pilsner has taken the world by storm since its emergence in the late 00's. Originally brewed as a German pilsner by Birrificio Italiano outside Milan. Agostino, the brewer added some tweaks to make the recipe more exciting for local drinkers including an increased amount of late-stage hops which give the beer a more pronounced hop character and soft floral aroma from the German hops. During the summer at festivals we were lucky to have a few chances to drink the OG, fresh Tipo Pils in Italy and this is our tribute to that beer. We lagered this beer for over 40 days so it has an incredibly smooth finish. "

"This March we dove into our recipe notebooks looking for ideas to inspire the ultimate session-able stout recipe. Here is Ostara Stout our take on the concept of 'Dublin Stout'. Brewed to be complex but quaffable. We took some of our imperial stout tricks and adapted them to a lower ABV base recipe. The result has layered malts with some lovely soft chocolate notes finished with a nice hop zing to help clean the palate. Sláinte."

"The simple malt bill gives an ABV of 5.8% which carries the flavour and really allows the hops to shine through. The hops used are of American origin, Colombus, El Dorado and Cascade (45 IBU). With multiple generous additions in the kettle and further dry hopped before it reaches you as fresh as it can be."

"Third release in our European hop series, this English IPA dives into a new generation of UK varieties. Brewed with Jester, Olicana and Harlequin, it opens on bright orchard fruit, apricot and subtle red berry notes, layered over a fresh herbal backbone with a light resinous edge.
On the palate, it’s clean and structured. A firm, almost rustic bitterness leads into a dry body, while the aromatics stay vivid and precise throughout. Long, focused finish with lingering fruit and green notes. A grounded IPA built on balance and aromatic clarity."

"Salama Brewing Co. 2026 anniversary Triple NEIPA. A celebration of insane hop charges created past & present. Hops: Enigma, Nelson Sauvin & Dolcita.

Natural wine made w. Garnatxa Blanca, Xarel lo and Moscatell / Origin: Vega de Ribes

wild ale w. Xarel·lo de Joan Rubió grape skin

Wild ale w. Xarel lo grape skins

wild ale w. Sumoll de Pol grape skins

Aged in barrels with Trepat and Pinot Noir grape skins

wild ale w. Pansa blanca de Oriol Artigas

Sour w. oranges

"Jasmin tea and mandarin 2026"

"Inspired Agua de jamaica a typical sweet and acidic Mexican beverage. 100% organic belgian pilsner malt no-boil Berliner style brew with 2,75 kg hibiscus added to the kettle at 93º for 30 minutes before knockout. Co-fermented with L. plantarum and our house yeast culture. We used orange zest/juice from our family farm and dry hopped with a small amount of palisade hops. Just before packaging a final addition of hibiscus was added for an extra layer of flavour. Tart, floral, citric and refreshing for summer."

Sour with grape skins Garnatxa from Vinyes Tortuga

"This Schaerbeekse Kriek Vinegar is made from the magnificent beer of the Brouwerij 3 Fonteinen brewery.

Schaerbeekse Kriek is one of the most authentic expressions of Brussels' culinary heritage. This cherry variety, the famous Schaerbeekse Kriek, almost disappeared. In the 19th century, Schaerbeek was a horticultural village renowned for its cherries. But with the urbanization of Brussels, the orchards almost entirely vanished.

This cherry, very acidic and not very productive, was abandoned in favor of sweeter and more profitable varieties. For the past fifteen years or so, enthusiasts have been working to reintroduce the Schaerbeekse, despite its fragility and the difficulty of harvesting it.

And what a joy it is to be able to rediscover it today in a living vinegar, the fruit of Brussels' expertise.

In terms of aroma, Schaerbeekse Kriek is distinguished by its depth and complexity: more tannic, more aromatic, with beautiful spicy notes of cinnamon, nutmeg and clove."

"Spontaneously Fermented Beer with 2023 Hollenburger Muskat Ottonel Grapes - This distinctive brew artfully combines the wild character of spontaneous fermentation with the exquisite flavors of 2023 Hollenburger Muskat Ottonel grapes, sourced from the renowned vineyard of Christoph Hoch in Hollenburg. This aromatic grape variety is celebrated for its unique muscat fragrance, delivering a delightful bouquet of floral and fruity notes that elevate the drinking experience.Crafted using traditional methods, our beer showcases the essence of these exceptional grapes, which thrive in the fertile soils and favorable climate of the Hollenburg region. The spontaneous fermentation process allows the natural flavors of the Muskat Ottonel to shine, resulting in a refreshing beer that bursts with vibrant grape character, hints of citrus, and a pleasing complexity. At our brewery, grape beers are our passion—it's a natural fit for us as winemakers, and it perfectly aligns with our brand identity. This innovative blend of beer and wine pays homage to the rich viticultural heritage of Hollenburg while highlighting the craftsmanship of local producers like Christoph Hoch. Each sip offers a taste of tradition and a celebration of the unique flavors that our region has to offer."