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Our Regular Beer Range
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	"Anglo Dutch Best Bitter " - (3.8%ABV)
	Malty brew with a citrus afterbite A real Northern session brew

	"Imperial Pint " - (4.0%ABV)
	A darkish, traditional, no-thrills bitter. British identity, stubbornness and the 'Full Monty' attitude, have of course made sure that real ale still exists despite multi-national button-pushing brewers.

	"Kletswater" - (4.0%ABV) One of Roger Protz' Top Ten Micro Brews (Guardian April 2002)
	A slightly coloured full-session bitter - not too heavily hopped. Kletswater is Dutch for Waffle Water (to talk endlessly - to 'whitter' on) One of the original Anglo Dutch brews.

	"Spike's on t'Way" - (4.2%ABV)
	A pale, lager malt bitter. First brewed when the brewer's wife was officially confirmed to be pregnant with their second child. As they disagree about everything, agreeing on a name was quite an accomplishment - (luckily it was a boy!)

	"Ghost on the Rim" - (4.5%ABV)
	A pale, full-bodied bitter with a citrus finish. One of the original Anglo Dutch brews and start of the Ghost series - "now you have one... now you don't"!

	"At t'Ghoul & Ghost" - (5.2%ABV) Bronze Medal Winner - Strong Bitters (Yorkshire Championship 2002)
	A pale, full-bodied bitter with a citrus finish. Basically a strong version of Ghost on the Rim, but less hoppy. Another member of the Ghost family

	"Tabatha the Knackered" - (6.0%ABV) Beer of the Festival (Huddersfield 2001)
	Very pale, Belgian style tripel beer with a hint of coriander. As the brewer, Paul, has two beers named after his kids, Mike, the other partner in the brewery, wanted a beer named after his cat.