Timmermans, kriek -Lambic beer brewed with natural cherry juice and fermented in oak barrels, 4.0%, 330ml
Timmermans, Strawberry - Lambic beer packed with strawberry’s both in aroma and taste, with a little tartness to counter the sweetness, 4.0% 330ml
Saison Dupont - The classic Belgian Saison, originally brewed in the winter by Belgian farmers to be dry and refreshing by the summer, bottle conditioned, 6.5%, 330ml
Chimay, Gold - A refereshing blonde beer with aromas of hops and spices, originally reserved for the monastic community of Scourmont Abbey, 4.8% 330ml
Westmalle, Dubbel - Rich complex taste of caramel, malt, fruit and ripe bananas. One of the classic dark Trappist beers of Belgium Westmalle Dubbel was originally brewed in 1865, Bottle conditioned, 7.0% 330ml
Orval - Distinctively fruity and bitter taste, Orval is aged to add a fruity note which balances out the beers full body. First brewed in 1931 6.2% 330ml
Duchesse De Bourgogne - Flanders red ale, fermented in oak barrels for 18 months to give a distinctive flavour, slightly sour like a Lambic beer, highly fermented which results in a fresh dry finish, 6.2%, 330ml
St Bernadus, Tripel - A traditional blonde abbey beer that follows a tripel style meaning they use triple the amounts of ingredients than a normal abbey beer resulting in a rich strong beer packed with complex flavour, 8%, 330ml
La Chouffe, Blonde - A unfiltered blonde ale pleasantly fruity with a light hop taste and spiced with coriander, a classic in the Belgian beer world and a must try, 8%, 330ml
Straffe Hendrik - a rich and intense dark Belgian ale brewed with a subtle blend of speciality malts to give the beer a dark and chewy character. A clean dryness with a warm full bodied moth feel 11%, 330ml
Tynt Meadow - In 2017, the first UK Trappist brewery was founded in Leicester. Tynt Meadow, is a top fermented Belgian Dubbel, it is mahogany-coloured, with a subtle, warm red hue, and a lasting beige head. Its aroma carries hints of dark chocolate and liquorice.7.4%, 330ml
Paulaner Hefe Helle Weiss - A classic German wheat beer, brewed to the German purity law. Aromatics led by banana and mild tropical fruit notes, with complex bready layers balanced by a refreshing brightness. Germany’s number one. 5.5%. 510ml
Dupont, Monks Stout. Originally brewed in the late 1950s by Sylva Rosier, today’s Monk’s Stout captures the intense Dupont style in a dark beer - deep aromas of black coffee, roasted bitterness, and sharp, clean finish. 5.2%, 330ml (Belgium)
St Feuillien, Saison - A warm golden blonde ale, is a top-fermented classique. Thanks to secondary fermentation in the bottle, Saison has an unmistakable flavour full of rich nuances and a slight tang, dry hopped to give more aroma than your average Belgian beer. 6.5% 330ml (Belgium)
Schofferhofer, Grapefruit - The worlds first grapefruit wheat beer, made with a blend of 50% grapefruit juice and Hefeweizen, often regarded as the best hangover cure in the world. 2.5%, 500ml, (Germany)
St Bernadus, Tokyo - Belgian wit ale originality brewed to celebrate he opening of the St Bernadus bar in Tokyo, a classic wheat beer brewed to be refreshing for the Japanese market. 5.5% 330ml (Belgium)
Hitachino Nest, White - A Japanese wheat beer brewed to be light and refreshing, pours a light hazy colour with aromas of orange peel and coriander. 5.5% 330ml (Japan)
Brugse, Zot Blonde - The quintessential Belgian blonde ale against which all other blondes are compared. It is made in Bruges by the Halve Maan Brewery using 4 different malts to give it a distinctive big body and sweet malt character. 6%, 330ml (Belgium)
Ayinger, Kellerbier - A traditional unfiltered German cellar beer made to the German purity laws, full bodied with an excellent maltiness, well balanced and extremely drinkable. 5%, 500ml (Germany)
Karmelite, Tripel - Often regarded as the best Tripel in the world, Karmeliet is still brewed to an authentic recipe dating back to 1679 from the original Carmelite monastery in Dendermonde, a golden-to-bronze beer with a fantastic creamy head, the lightness and freshness of wheat, the creaminess of oats together with a spicy-lemony dryness. 8.4%, 330ml, (Belgium)
Kernel, Export India Porter - The Kernel’s revered Export India Porter is one of the world’s top 50 stouts according to RateBeer. A slick mouthfeel paves the way for waves of delicious and complex flavour. Half classic porter, half classic IPA, one celebrated beer, generally. 5%, 500ml (London)
Bacchus, Framboise - A typical Flemish beer with a pleasant wine-like taste and a rich past. This dark brown beer, which is matured in oak casks, a mix fermented raspberry beer. 5%, 375ml (Belgium)
Schneider, Original - A great example of a classic Bavarian wheat beer, pouring a hazy amber with a fluffy white head you’ll find notes of beady yeast, banana and clove. 5.4%, 500ml (Germany)
Ayinger, Dunkel - This is well rounded, a very satisfying mouthful of roasted malt with hints of coffee and a bold punch of juicy plum and dark fruit. 5%, 500ml (Germany)
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There’s this singer called Zoe right? Most beautiful voice you’ve ever heard. Legend has it that, as a newborn baby, her very first breath was a lament so powerful that it made the doctor collapse and the midwife wee. As she grew, a single note from her lips would condense the air around her, enshrouding her songs in deep mists. And If you looked real close, you’d see wild creatures, leaping and gambolling in the haze. Sometimes they’d creep right up and whisper someone else’s secrets in your ear.
Dr Butler's Hatstand Medicine Band
A travelling troupe of musicological minstrels, peddling our unique good-time tonic to all four corners of the land. Made from a secret combination of folk herbs and blues spices. A sprinkle of ragtime, a dash of swing, a blend of spiritual and gospel essences, a pinch of the oldest of old-time melodies, a slither of bluegrass and a teaspoon of Vaudevillian and Music Hall showoffery; all whisked together with the most esoteric of folk rhythms.