Great refreshing pale ale

Not Butcombe's finest hour but it's drinkable.

Cracking drink. Nice malty aroma with a slight hoppy note. Similar taste profile but with a slightly more pronounced hoppiness mixed in. Slight spicy note leading to a subtle sweet finish. Enjoyable drink. Smooth and easy drinking session ale even at the abv but steady on there people as it's very quaffable

Very drinkable, slight toffee malt flavour & slightly spicy, using Challenger & Golding hops

Malty and fruity with a hint of caramel. Slightly peppery in the finish. Reasonable session beer. JDW Beer Festival, March 2025.

No this is an English bitter. It isn’t a pale - sorry.

A slightly fruity flavour with a hint of malt and a hoppy finish. This feels like something special as the hoppy hit feels a bit like a German pilsner yet retaining the character of a bitter beer. Very drinkable and something that would remain pleasant after several pints.

Lovely pint. A nice traditional bitter in my book and lovely with it. Only my 2nd of the 'Spoons beer festival.

Not too bad. Part of Spoons beer festival