Malvern Hills Brewery

Black Pear Premium Bitter

Bitter - Session / Ordinary

A premium beer, golden in colour with a combination of hops giving a pleasant bitter finish. WEST MIDLANDS BEER OF THE YEAR 2005 Tradition has it that… Read More

A premium beer, golden in colour with a combination of hops giving a pleasant bitter finish.

WEST MIDLANDS BEER OF THE YEAR 2005

Tradition has it that during the visit of Queen Elizabeth I to Worcester in 1575 that Worcester acquired its second coat of arms featuring the black pears.

It is said that during her procession through the streets of Worcester the Queen saw a pear tree which had been planted in the Foregate in her honour.

She was so pleased at the appropriateness of the tree growing right in the heart of a fruit growing region, that she bade the city to add the emblem of pears to its Coat of Arms. Read Less

Olicana Extra Pale

Pale Ale - English

Pump clip states 'tropical fruit notes'

Pump clip states 'tropical fruit notes' Read Less

Green Pear

Bitter - Session / Ordinary

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Malvern Spring

Blonde / Golden Ale - Other

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Feel Good

Bitter - Session / Ordinary

ABV 3.8% VOL A light frothy beer that lives up to its name, with a floral spicy aroma and good bittering quality. SECOND PLACE IN BITTER CATEGORY - BARRELS… Read More

ABV 3.8% VOL

A light frothy beer that lives up to its name, with a floral spicy aroma and good bittering quality.

SECOND PLACE IN BITTER CATEGORY - BARRELS BEER FESTIVAL, Hereford 2006

Now a firm favourite, this beer was produced for the Linton Festival in Herefordshire where the band Dr Feelgood were playing. Head brewer Julian was asked to brew this special ale, he named it in honour of the band. Read Less

Priessnitz Plzen

Pilsner - Other

Priessnitz Plzen Lager ABV 4.3% VOL A draft cask-conditioned Pilsner-style lager brewed in the traditional way. A well balanced beer, light in colour,… Read More

Priessnitz Plzen Lager

ABV 4.3% VOL

A draft cask-conditioned Pilsner-style lager brewed in the traditional way. A well balanced beer, light in colour, with an aromatic finish.

Runner Up in Camra 2005 Hereford Beer of The Festival

Vincent Priessnitz was a Silesian peasant who, in 1882, enacted a self cure for broken ribs by wrapping himself in bandages doused in cold mountain water.

Priessnitz invented Hydropathy, one of a number of ’alternative’, or more
properly ’heterodox curative systems’ popularised in the early nineteenth century in the Malvern Hills. Read Less

Trevor

Stout - Other

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Dr Gulley's IPA

IPA - English

(seasonal beer) ABV 5.2% VOL A traditional IPA brewed with local Herefordshire hops giving a hoppy and bitter character with a strong spicy blackcurrant… Read More

(seasonal beer)



ABV 5.2% VOL

A traditional IPA brewed with local Herefordshire hops giving a hoppy and bitter character with a strong spicy blackcurrant flavour.
IPA (India Pale Ale) - historically this type of beer was brewed for the British troops fighting abroad. Read Less

Sozzled Santa

Winter Ale

Winter ale released for Christmas.

Winter ale released for Christmas. Read Less

Beacon Gold

Blonde / Golden Ale - Other

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Porter's Squint

Porter - English

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MPA - Malvern Pale Ale

Pale Ale - English

Strong English Pale Ale

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Challenge

Bitter - Session / Ordinary

We are proud to present to you our new beer called Challenge made with Challenger hops. A green tea aroma with sweet floral flavour notes. This is a refreshing… Read More

We are proud to present to you our new beer called Challenge made with Challenger hops. A green tea aroma with sweet floral flavour notes. This is a refreshing pint with full bodied bitterness giving a crisp fruity character. Read Less

Swedish Nightingale

Bitter - Session / Ordinary

ABV 4.0% VOL A light hoppy beer that imparts a floral nose leading to citrus flavours. Jenny Lind was born in Stockholm in October 1820. She was known… Read More

ABV 4.0% VOL

A light hoppy beer that imparts a floral nose leading to citrus flavours.

Jenny Lind was born in Stockholm in October 1820. She was known as the Swedish Nightingale due to her incredible singing voice.

At the height of her career she was probably the finest soprano of all time. The later part of her life was spent residing in the Malvern Hills. Read Less

Bertie's Best

Bitter - Best

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Radar Love

Blonde / Golden Ale - Other

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Roget

Mild - Other

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Arty Pharty

Pale Ale - English

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Black Country Wobble

Bitter - Session / Ordinary

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Malvern Rocks

Pale Ale - English

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Dodgy Banker

Bitter - Session / Ordinary

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Cyneweard

Blonde / Golden Ale - Other

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Santler Bitter

Bitter - Session / Ordinary

ABV 3.6% VOL Pale and Hoppy. A balanced bitterness with a fruity spicy character leading to a dry finish. The Santler was a British car built in Malvern… Read More

ABV 3.6% VOL

Pale and Hoppy. A balanced bitterness with a fruity spicy character leading to a dry finish.

The Santler was a British car built in Malvern Link Worcestershire between 1889 and 1922. It was claimed to be Britain's first commercially – produced petrol – driven car. Read Less

Red Earl

Pale Ale - English

“The Deer Ale”. Not brewed for some considerable time. Nice to see it back!

“The Deer Ale”. Not brewed for some considerable time. Nice to see it back! Read Less

Charter 400

Pale Ale - English

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