Current Real Ales

Last updated: Friday, 10th April 2026, 10:43am

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Schwarz Clipper

Schwarz Clipper

IPA 4.4%
Pennine Brewing Co (Bedale, North Yorkshire)

A dark twist on their IPA: the same perfect balance of zesty fruits, mild liquorice & black pepper but delivered in a deceptive black beer, with a final citrus burst to add to the mystery of this IPA

Next up on this line: Crossbreed (Collaboration) (4.2%, Uley Brewery), then Jouster (4%, Goffs Brewery), Honey Ale ‘Mothers Pride’ (4.4%, Butcombe Brewery)

Bitter

Uley Bitter

Uley Bitter

Best Bitter 4%
Uley Brewery (Uley, Gloucestershire)

Permanently available at The Red Lion. Amber in colour this beer has hops and fruits in the aroma which combines with maltiness on the tongue to give a bitter, dry finish. CAMRA’s SW Region Champion 2013 Bitter.

Stout & Porter

Phoenix Porter

Phoenix Porter

Porter 5.2%
The Hop Shed (Suckley, Malvern)

Malty, molasses, smooth, made with 100% British Hops: Phoenix, Bramling Cross.

Next up on this line: Stout Brummie (4.8%, Birmingham Brewing Company)

Pale & Golden

Ugly Duckling

Ugly Duckling

IPA 4.2%
The Hop Shed (Suckley, Malvern)

A West Coast inspired rich golden IPA with citrus and pine aromas and a bold hoppiness from perfectly balanced Emperor, Opus and Target hops. A refreshing beer that ticks all the boxes for a downright delicious British IPA.

Next up on this line: Sebright (3.4%, The Hop Shed), then Crowd Surfer (4.3%, The Hop Shed), Interstellar (3.8%, The Hop Shed)

Gluten Free

Clasp

Clasp

Pale 3.4%
Attic Brew Co. (Stirchley, Birmingham)

Light, citrus, balanced. This pale has plenty of citrus flavours and a balanced bitterness. Easy drinking with an abv perfect for a couple of pints.

Gluten FreeVegan
Next up on this line: Rude Best (4%, Rude Giant Brew Co), then Neonate (4.5%, Hop Kettle), Yana (5%, Twisted Barrel), God’s Twisted Sister (4.5%, Twisted Barrel)

Mild

Moreton Mild

Moreton Mild

Mild 3.8%
North Cotswold Brewery (Stretton-on-Fosse, Warwickshire)

Permanently available at The Red Lion. Award-winning rich smooth dark mild with a nutty palate. Named after the Cotswold market town of Moreton in Marsh just five miles from the brewery.