
71 ratings
Mad Cat Brewery
Faversham, England
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Over 30 varieties of hops are available in the UK, Maltsters are falling over themselves to be innovative in their treatment of barley, micro-breweries are seeing a resurgence. All this makes brewing truly an art form. So with the muse upon us we thought we would get creative and start doing this for ourselves. We’ve set up a micro-brewery at Brogdale Farm in Faversham in Kent. We live near-bye and it’s great for making deliveries across Kent’s North Downs. We’re hoping our beers will be enjoyed by people who have already discovered the delights of crafted beer and we want to cheer-on those new ale drinkers who want to join in with the ale revolution going on in the UK looking for something fresh and modern to drink. If what you’re looking for is “rock-bottom-cheap” and cold enough to freeze your tonsils this may be the wrong place for you, if you want taste and flavour and a genuinely delicious experience then welcome to Mad Cat Brewery and the craft beer revolution.
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Reviews

Dartford Dave
@ The Furze Wren27 days ago
3.5
Hoppy, easy drinking and refreshing. Decent session beer.

Dartford Dave
@ The Furze Wren1 month ago
3.8
Refreshing, quite fruity and easy drinking. Nice session beer.

Longale
@ The Humphrey Bean1 month ago
3.8
A fresh, fruity Golden IPA

Dartford Dave
@ The Furze Wren1 month ago
3.5
Malty with a slight bitterness in the flavour. Nothing exceptional.

Dartford Dave
@ The Furze Wren1 month ago
3.8
Dark and malty with a bitter finish. Decent beer.

Dartford Dave
@ The Furze Wren2 months ago
3.8
Malty, easy drinking Porter with hints of coffee. Decent enough.

Longale
@ The Society Rooms2 months ago
3.8
More Amber than red, this ale is a malty & slightly nutty, bitter.

Dartford Dave
@ The Furze Wren2 months ago
4.0
Dark, full bodied and malty. Slightly bitter aftertaste. Decent beer.

Dartford Dave
@ The Furze Wren2 months ago
4.0
Golden coloured. Strong and hoppy with a peppery aroma. Nice beer.

Longale
@ The Society Rooms2 months ago
3.9
Unsinkable Sam seems perfectly sinkable to me with it's berry fruit & roasted malt flavours followed by a long, dry, bitter finish