Drink Type - Bitter

Parent - Ale

Australian full strength beer, dating back to the 1890s.

55 John Smith's Original Bitter (Draught) - -1%

57 John Smith's Original Bitter (Cans) - 4%

A top quality session bitter with a smooth malty flavour and clean bitter finish, due to the dominance of Fuggle hops

A well balanced copper coloured bitter. Clean, dry and malty with some bitterness and delicate floral hop flavour coming from the predominance of Fuggle hops over the Goldings variety

78 Pitchfork - 4.3%

A golden bitter with floral citric hop aroma. It has a hoppy predominate taste which is slightly sweet and fruity and leaves you wanting more.

81 Firebox - 6%

A reddish deep brown coloured beer which is a deceptively drinkable strong bitter with a fine combination of citrus hops and cherry fruit bittersweet flavours which gives a strong dry bitter finish.

94 Wye Valley Bitter - 3.7%

A classic example of an English bitter beer. Chestnut coloured with a rich white head, delicate hop aroma, malty fullness ending with a crisp bitter finish.

100 Essex Boys Bitter - 3.5%

A pale brown beer with plenty of pleasing malt and hop flavour despite the low gravity.

138 Camerons Best Bitter - 3.6%

A light session bitter, well balanced with hops and malt.

140 Camerons Smooth - 3.6%

Traditional Yorkshire style bitter, has a fruity , hoppy aroma and a full well balanced flavour.

143 Black Sheep - Best Bitter - 3.8%

A pale golden beer with a pronounced hop character.

156 Inspiration - 3.6%

Pale session bitter

157 Frostbite - 3.6%

Pale bitter