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4REGULAR BEERS

Original (3.9%): Light, hoppy and drinkable.
Saint George (4.5%): A new regular beer for 2006 with Sussex hops and South Downs water.
Signature (4.4%): Light in colour with good bitterness. Silver award from SIBA at the 2004 Reading Beer Festival, and at the NHA Beauty of Hops competition, Parsons Green, also in 2004.
Triple Champion (4%): A pale brown beer with a coffee aroma leading to a grainy, malty taste. There's a hint of chocolate malt in the aftertaste.

4SEASONAL BEERS

Armistice Ale (4.2%): A fund-raiser for the Royal British Legion's Poppy Appeal. Seasonal in October and November.
Bee Head (4.6%): A softer version of Original. Seasonal from May to August.
Declaration (4.1%)
Ginger No 1 (4.7%): A dark, sweet Christmas beer.
Lammas Ale (4.2%): Malted wheat and barley, with hops from two local farms, brewed to celebrate the local Lammas festival in August.
Pure Gold (5%): A strong, golden, hoppy ale.
Smokey No 1 (4.7%)
Three Threads (4.3%): A mild-style beer brewed with three types of barley.
Winter Warrant (4.8%)

4 OCCASIONAL BEERS 4%)

Gold Angel (5%), Hop Pocket (3.7%)

4SPECIALS

Festivale 30 (3.8%)

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3 RIVERS

4REGULAR BEERS
GMT (3.8%), Hilary Gold (4.5%)
Manchester IPA (4.2%): A classic amber coloured pale ale with distinctive, refreshing biscuit and citrus flavours. (brewery notes)
Old Disreputable (5.2%)

4SEASONAL BEERS 2009/10
Aquarian Ale (4%, February and March), Delta Dark (5%, April and May), King Kriek (5%, August and September), Old Smokey (4.8%, October and November), Summer's Pearl (4%, June and July)
Yummy Figgy Pudding (7.5%, December and January): A dark, Belgian-style beer, made using a secret blend of spices to produce a warming winter brew.

4OCCASIONAL BEERS
Murphy's Law (4.5%): A russet/amber coloured beer, with bitterness right through, thanks to Challenger and Target hops.

4DISCONTINUED / UNKNOWN STATUS
Black Moon Stout (4.8%), Crystal Wheat (5%), Harry Jacks (4.1%), Julie's Pride (5%), Oxbow (4.5%), Pilgrim's Progress (4.2%), Suitably Irish (5.6%)