BIERE

Aged in barrels with Trepat and Pinot Noir grape skins

wild ale w. Sumoll de Pol grape skins

Wild ale w. Xarel lo grape skins

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

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

"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."

"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 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. "

"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."

"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."

"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."

"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."

"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"

"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.""

"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 ."

"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"

"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."

"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."

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

"This Imperial Stout was barrel aged for 50 months in Marsanne and Paien white Wine barrels from Madeleine and Denis Mercier, local winery from our home city Sierre, canton du Valais, Switzerland."

"A traditional gueuze, blended with 1, 2 and 3 year old lambic. Barrel aged and bottled on the farm." Bottled on 13/08/2025

"The Craft : For Ravendel, we work with two rhubarb varieties from our friends at organic farm ’t Neerhof in Dilbeek. The rhubarb macerated for seven months in a blend of one, two and three year old barrelaged lambics. Ravendel was then briefly infused with French lavender from the high altitude fields of Provence.

Experience : On the fresh and saline acidity of rhubarb, the soft floral notes of lavender dance. The interplay is light, aromatic and refined, with an elegant and fresh finish."

"Tribute to François Van Haelen (1872-1939) Brewer and Patron. Central figure of the Brabant Fauvist Movement. Through Suske, we want to bring this period up to date. Beer and art combining useful with pleasure. Cheers!"

"HORAL Oude Geuze Megablend 2026 is a blend of 14 different lambics from 14 different producers: BOON - De Cam - De Troch - Den Herberg - Eylenbosch – Hanssens – Kestemont - Lambiek Fabriek – Lindemans – Mort Subite - Oud Beersel – Sako – Timmermans – Tilquin
This beer has been specially made for the 15th edition in 2026 of the Toer de Geuze. Toer de Geuze is an openhouse event where all participating brewers and blenders open their doors to the public at the same time to celebrate the tradition of Oude Geuze together with everyone. All participating brewers and blenders are members and leaders of HORAL. HORAL is the main organisation behind Toer de Geuze.
Bottled : 25 November 2025."

"For with beer we wanted to pay hommage to one of our most beloved cocktails: the Negroni! We brewed an Imperial Sour then added a complex mix of spices and citrus to mimic the taste of gin, vermouth and Campari. And then finished it with hibiscus for it’s beautiful red color."

"Take a moment to blur out the noise with Slow Focus, a velvety NEIPA featuring Nelson Sauvin and Rakau hops. Expect a lush, tranquil escape into notes of white grape and stone fruit—smooth, hazy, and as effortlessly cool as a koala on a Sunday afternoon."

"A Double IPA hopped with Galaxy, Riwaka and Nectaron Cryo."

"A DDH IPA brewed with our mates from Norm Brewing in Belgium. Hopped with Krush, Peacharine, El Dorado Cryo & Krush Cryo."

"A double-wheat malt profile imparts a featherlike, downy mouthfeel with the familiar edge of an intense dry-hop combo. Featuring Strata and Cashmere, this medium-bodied double IPA wafts aromas of sweet berry cobbler on the nose while Citra Incognito offers a clean tropical finish of bright mango and guava."

"This delicious pale ale is juicy, hazy, and crushable. A totally new-school take on an old-school American craft beer, Envie is bursting with glorious hop aromas of mango, lychee, orange, and other tropical fruits. This beer pulls of the incredible feat of having the best juicy qualities of hops but none of the harsh, bitter finish you may be used to."

"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."

"Meet the beer that bridges both sides of the Mississippi — where traditional West Coast IPAs meet the modern hop juice from the Northeast. We’ve applied the juice-inducing techniques from our big ole hazy IPAs to a super crisp and clear package you’re just gonna love.
We’re talking clean, dry, and crushable with bright citrus and tropical notes. Checking all the IPA boxes, it’s immensely drinkable and built for where we’re from."

"With all the fruity goodness you know and love, SIPS is now available in an all new 12oz sleek can, ready and waiting to join you on all of your spring adventures! Overflowing with rich dark Pinot Noir wine grapes, this SIPS’ bright fruit tones overlap with complex and succulent black currant atop a sweet sour base that brightens both grapes synchronously. Intense and flavorful, this juicy sour has depth unlike any similar beer and will bring out your inner sommelier."