Black Tor Brewery Discover Introductory Craft Beer Mixed Selection Case x 6 Bottles

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Tor Ale (ABV 4.8%) - Deep golden brown in colour, this premium ale is very smooth and well-rounded with subtle bitterness, pleasant hop aroma and sweet malty finish. Pride of Dartmoor (ABV 4.0%) - Refreshing, easy drinking and moreish amber ale, biscuit and caramel notes marry with a sweet floral finish.

Established in 1994, formerly named Princetown Brewery, it is the highest brewery in England at 1,465 feet above sea level. In 2006 the brewery moved to a new purpose built building. In 2012 the capacity was increased to 360 barrels per week by the addition of another 60-barrel fermenter with a further increase in 2013. All beer is brewed using Dartmoor and Devon grown barley. Drift Wood (ABV 4.3%) - Amber a pale malts combine with Cascade, Goldings and Eureka hops to produce a wonderful dry, nutty beer with aromatic hop overtones Salcombe Gold 4.2% - Straw coloured refreshing ale made with North American hops giving a wonderful hop aroma and lasting hoppy taste (cask only)The Royal Hunt (ABV 5.5%) First brewed to commemorate the Queens Diamond Jubilee it has become Hunter’s most award winning ale, with the aroma of caramel, toffee and fruit citrus. The Salcombe Brewery started trading on 1 May 2016, brewing and distributing several cask bottled ales. Devon Pride (OG 1039, ABV 3.8%) - A dark amber colour beer, with a fruity aroma. Rich in flavour, this beer defies its A.B.V. with a surprising amount of body. Smooth to drink, with a malty palate and hints of fruit leading to further fruit in the finish The 11th Food Drink Devon Awards were held this week. More than 330 individuals from the county’s finest food and drink producers, hospitality and catering businesses, and speciality retailers celebrated at the ceremony at Crowne Plaza Plymouth. And the following Beer festivals: Ipple Tipple, Abbfest and South Devon CAMRA Sunshine Beer & Cider Festival, Teignmouth

A new family-run brewery company established in summer 2019 to brew small batch and experimental beers. All ingredients are locally sourced where possible. A number of local charities are supported. Further details will be added once confirmed. Bresecco – 7% ABV - A sparkling lager made with Spanish wine grapes then fermented and conditioned over time to produce a crisp, light alternative to sparkling wine. Nano brewery established just off Dartmoor National Park in Brentor, in late 2016. All beers are unfined and will be hazy when poured, but are suitable for vegans and vegetarians. Only bottled conditioned beers are available at present. We haven't heard anything about Bale Ale since December 2018, and have concluded that they have ceased trading. Please see Devon Brewery Archive Three Hares (ALC 4.4%) - A golden-brown ale with a rich spicy taste of Devon honey and a hint of apricots. Hellishly Hoppy (ABV 4%) - Vibrant, fresh and delicious. Californian and German Hops combine to make a truly Hellishly Hoppy experienceThe ceremony was hosted by Tony Hawks, Devon-based comedian, author and food lover who regularly appears on BBC Radio Four panel shows Have I Got News For You, Just A Minute and I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue. The Food Drink Devon awards celebrate the very best Devon has to offer by recognising and championing the county’s most respected, influential and passionate artisan food and drink producers and establishments.

Bays Brewery began in March 2007 when Will Freeland, Mark Salmon and Peter Salmon joined forces and signed a lease on an old 5000 square foot steel fabrication unit in Paignton. The transformation began towards the end of March and by the middle of June, after some considerable construction and installation works, it was running its first brew through the 20 barrel brew plant. The first two brews, Best and Gold, were successfully launched into local pubs simultaneously in the first week in July. Barnaby’s Brewhouse, based at Riverford's farm, design delicate organic craft beers and lagers designed to meet a range of tastes. Produced using the farm’s spring water, cold fermented, and conditioned over time, their lagers have a clean malt flavour. Ziggy’s Chin 5.3%. A bitter rye pale ale with earthy spiceyness, well-hopped with New Zealand hops. Spring Tide (OG 1043.5, ABV 4.3%) - A copper-coloured ale with sweet overtones, smooth & well-balancedA spokesperson said: “Year on year we have seen the standard increasing with every award being hotly contested with this, our 11th year, being no exception.” The full list of winners can be found below. Also making it onto our list of the best Devon breweries is Powderkeg. The people at this brewery in Devon are passionate about what they do and aren’t afraid to show it. Their love of beer encourages a more modern, hands-on approach to the traditional brewing process – essentially making each bottle individually.