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22nd July, 2008

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For those of you who enjoy a good quality pint, the current renaissance in cask ale brewing is like a dream come true. With a choice of 3000 different cask ales in this country alone, you can now relive the pleasures last experienced by your grandfathers' generation.

Here at the Hole In The Wall we take great pride in offering you a range of ales to suit all tastes. Browse through the list below to see the ales we will be serving in the coming weeks.

You may also like to peruse our lists of current beers and foreign beers.

Hewish IPA illustration

Beer: Hewish IPA  (A new beer for us)
Brewery: RCH from Zummerzet
%ABV: 3.6

A light brown colour. Lightly hopped with a subtle sweetness and fruitful taste. Floral, citrus hop aroma aa of which lasts well to the finish.

Summer Sunshine illustration

Beer: Summer Sunshine  (A new beer for us)
Brewery: Old Mill of East Yorkshire
%ABV: 4.0

A smooth lightly coloured drink, with a mellow hoppy finish.

Brown Cow illustration

Beer: Brown Cow  (A new beer for us)
Brewery: Bradfield of S.Yorkshire
%ABV: 4.2

A rich deep chestnut colloured ale, with a beautifully smooth creamy head. A citrus aftertatse gives way to a long dry finish

Old Slug Porter illustration

Beer: Old Slug Porter  (A new beer for us)
Brewery: RCH from Zummerzet
%ABV: 4.5

A delicious traditional porter with a full-bodied taste of chocolate, coffee, blackcurrant and black cherry with a good aroma. A near black colour.

Highland IPA illustration

Beer: Highland IPA  (A new beer for us)
Brewery: Cairngorm of Aviemore
%ABV: 5.0

A traditional style IPA that is light in body and amber in colour. A refreshing start with initial bitterness and subtle malt flavours. The big hop finish is dry with citrus notes.