Brancaster Brewery

Oystercatcher

Blonde / Golden Ale - Other

OYSTERCATCHER takes its name from a local bird also known in the area as Sea Pie. This bottle conditioned ale is brewed with Teddy Maufe's world class… Read More

OYSTERCATCHER takes its name from a local bird also known in the area as Sea Pie. This bottle conditioned ale is brewed with Teddy Maufe's world class malted Maris Otter barley from Branthill Farm, Wells-next-the-Sea. Oystercatcher is a sunshine golden ale, refreshing and moreish. Best drunk watching the sun go down over the marshes at Brancaster Staithe. Read Less

Best

Bitter - Session / Ordinary

BRANCASTER BEST is a bottle conditioned ale brewed using Teddy Maufe's world class malted Maris Otter barley from Branthill farm, Wells-next-the-Sea.… Read More

BRANCASTER BEST is a bottle conditioned ale brewed using Teddy Maufe's world class malted Maris Otter barley from Branthill farm, Wells-next-the-Sea. It is a refreshing session pale ale with a touch of citrus on the finish. Read Less

Lucky Lobster

Pale Ale - English

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The Wreck SS Vina

Old / Stock Ale

THE WRECK SS Vina is the shipwreck that can be seen on Brancaster beach at low tide. Once a vessel in the merchant navy, it was towed up to the North… Read More

THE WRECK SS Vina is the shipwreck that can be seen on Brancaster beach at low tide. Once a vessel in the merchant navy, it was towed up to the North Norfolk coast to provide target practice for the RAF before sinking in 1944. Having beached itself just off Scolt Head Island, where it remains today despite numerous attempts to remove it. Over the years the 'wreck' has become an iconic landmark for all those visiting the coast.

Made with malted Maris Otter barley from Wells-next-the-Sea, The Wreck SS Vina has lots of body and flavours of sweet coffee and malt, with an aromatic finish from the Boadicea hops. Read Less

Malthouse Bitter

Bitter - Session / Ordinary

MALTHOUSE BITTER is named after the great Malthouse built in 1797 in Brancaster Staithe reputedly the country's largest Malthouse at that time. It is… Read More

MALTHOUSE BITTER is named after the great Malthouse built in 1797 in Brancaster Staithe reputedly the country's largest Malthouse at that time.

It is a bottle conditioned mid amber ale made with malted Maris Otter barley from Branthill Farm, Wells-next-the Sea and has a malty character with distinct bitterness on the finish. Read Less

Sharpie K12

Bitter - Session / Ordinary

HARPIE K12 A hoppy copper coloured bitter with a refreshing tang, named after a traditional sailing boat often seen sailing on the north Norfolk coast.… Read More

HARPIE K12 A hoppy copper coloured bitter with a refreshing tang, named after a traditional sailing boat often seen sailing on the north Norfolk coast. K12 is the symbol of the International 12 class, referring to the 12m sq sail area of the Sharpie.

This bottle conditioned ale is brewed using Teddy Maufe’s world class malted Maris Otter barley from Branthill Farm, Well-next-the-Sea. Read Less

Nelson's Shantymen

Bitter - Session / Ordinary

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Brewdolph

Bitter - Session / Ordinary

Malty smooth cinnamon

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Gate 18

Pale Ale - English

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Smuggler

Dark Ale

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Weston Wicketkeeper

Bitter - Session / Ordinary

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Winter Ale

Bitter - Extra Special / Strong (ESB)

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Wraith

Porter - English

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Summer Spice

Spiced / Herbed Beer

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The Dry Road

Pale Ale - English

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William Shakes Beer

Bitter - Session / Ordinary

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