Charles

Ten years ago it was our dream to set up a quality brewery that would produce the finest traditional beers to rival the best in the land, to buy our own pubs and to fit them out to the highest standard in order to sell the fine beers of ours. Along the way we wanted […]

Now known as ‘No1 The Crescent’ after an extensive refurbishment

Traditional Bitter wins CAMRA good beer guide’s ‘Beer of the Year’ , as one of the best British beers

August 1987 – Bullion – runner up to the Champion new brewery beer of Britain at the Great British Beer Festival, Brighton. Purchased the Falcon, Mexborough, South Yorkshire

Bullion was introduced in 1985 to meet the demand for a full bodied, stronger beer and in only its first year was judged Best Bitter from a new brewery at the Great British Beer Festival, Brighton, Metropole.  Such early recognition for Bullion, which uses additional roasted malt in its production, has served to establish the

Purchased our ‘Brewery Tap’ – The Brewers Arms in Snaith, East Yorkshire

Traditional Bitter ABV 3.9%. First created in 1983 and subsequently unaltered, Traditional Bitter is brewed using a mix of pale and crystal malts plus Fuggles hops, with Styrian hops added prior to the end of boiling. The result is a beautifully balanced drinking beer, distinctively aromatic and pale in appearance, prompting CAMRA’S Good Beer Guide

Deed of covenants relating to lands at Snaith 19th October 1830: Parties: 1) Thomas Tate of Snaith, miller 2) John Curtis of Snaith, gentleman. Property: erection and building formerly a maltkiln and then converted in part into a corn mill at Snaith with the steam engine, mill stones and other machinery therein and the boiler