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Bert’s Rug Brown, rich and slightly hoppy 4.4
Tempist Golden yellow and rich with a warming hoppy finish 4.9
A Taste of Glory A glorious, golden gobfull of American hops, with pale and amber malt 3.7
Foxy Goat A golden bitter with a crisp hop finish 4
Odd-Y-Sea A golden yellow bitter with long lasting, thirst quenching hoppyness. Much like ‘Tractor’ Dave’s journey! 4.6
Ale’s Well That Ends Well A golden bitter, softly hopped and not too wild – Hey nonney, nonney! 4
Folk a Cola

A beer that refreshes the parts of beards that other beers don’t!! or A refreshingly dry pale bitter!

 4
Summer-Terother Extremely light, sharp and tangy. Brewed with 5 varieties of hops, this is a real man’s beer (but also for the ladies!) 7
A Glass Pour Yorick

Nut brown ale, full flavoured, slightly chocolatey beer.

 4.3
Odd Fox A rich, golden beer, full bodied with a dry finish 4.4
Vicar’s Fox A delicate, well balanced golden beer with a subtle finish 4.3
Battale of Britain 70 A pale, full flavoured bitter with a dry hop finish 5.2
Molly’s Ale First there was Molly’s Blackout, then there was Molly’s MkII and now we have simply Molly’s. Brewed again with different hops, it’s pale, hoppy and refreshing 4.5
Richard the Blurred A refreshingly dry, pale bitter, created by the blend of six different hops 4.1
Odd Goat A crisp, clean, golden yellow bitter 4.2
Stout Cuthbert's

A brown, rich and full flavoured bitter

 4.2
Fallen Pocket A pale bitter with a fuller malt flavoured finish and a soft aromatic aroma 4.2
Father Brown An ‘old’ style English ale. Rich, warming, malty brown and smooth 6
Have Two Brute! Dark and Velvety with a hint of damp toga! (No laurel leaves used in this recipe!) 4.2
Fat Poacher A pale yellow, refreshing green hopped bitter 4

This Week's Beers

Beer list available later this week

Newsflash

  • Two medals in the CBGB awards

    Churchend Brewery wins two awards in the "Champion Beer of Great Britain" awards, judged, and presented at this year's Great British Beer Festival. Churchend won Gold for our Gravedigger's Mild, and Bronze for Fallen Angel, in the strong bitter category.
     

  • New Beer - Wolfsbane "Fell Out Of Heaven"

    Deep chestnut brown in colour with plenty of hop bite. 4.7% ABV

     

  • New Beer - Kane is Able

    Pale malt bitter which is highly aromatic, with hints of elderflower and grapefruit on the nose. 4.5%

     

  • Churchend gets 'Beer of Britain 2017' Award

    Goat's Milk announced as the 'Supreme Champion Beer of Britain' at the GBBF