Woodcote Rally 2009 Beer, Lager and Cider list.*
Power Station 4.2 ABV
A lighter copper coloured beer with a noticeably malty bitterness.
Brakspear
Ordinary 3.4 ABV
A traditional session beer. Amber in colour with a good fruit, hop and malt nose. The initial taste of malt and the well-hopped bitterness quickly dissolves into a predominantly bitter-sweet and fruity finish.
Jester 3.5 ABV
A light and refreshing session beer
Crouch Vale
Blackwater Mild 3.7 ABV
Smooth and malty dark mild for drinking in quantity! Fruity and full
Amarillo 5.0 ABV
A superb premium golden ale with wonderful aroma and a lasting spicy flavour
Frog Island
Shoemaker
A copper-coloured beer with an aroma of roasted malt and a hint of passion fruit. The use of English Marris Otter pale malt, crystal malt and wheat malt produces a full-bodied, malty flavour which is enhanced by the citrus notes of American Cascade hops.
Hook Norton
Bitter 3.6
A subtly balanced, golden bitter, hoppy to the nose, malty on the palate - the classic session beer, eminently drinkable.
Haymaker
A strong pale ale of distinctive taste. Plenty of Goldings hops during the brewing give it a certain something extra - like sunshine dancing on the tongue.
Loddon
Hoppit
Moderate in strength, but packed with flavour. Smooth malty body, quite bitter with the aroma and taste of east Kent Golding hops.
Hullabaloo
A copper coloured Best Bitter with a rich, nutty malt balanced by the dry herby flavour of English Fuggle hops. Guaranteed to cause a stir!
Flight of Fancy
A wonderful thirst quenching Wheat beer brewed with 40% Wheat malt and First Gold hedgerow hops.
Ramsbury
Gold
A rich golden coloured beer produced by blending optic malt, crystal malt and a small amount of torrified wheat. Added to this are goldings and styrian golding hops which give that distinctly light hoppy aroma and taste.
RCH
Old Slug Porter
A delicious traditional porter with a full bodied taste of chocolate, coffee, blackcurrant and black cherry with a good aroma.
Rebellion
IPA
A copper coloured, easy drinking beer, with considerable depth and complexity. A well balanced malt & fruit flavour continues to a long, refreshing & crisp finish
Mutiny
A reddish, full bodied premium ale, with a rich malty flavour & a lasting, hoppy & bittersweet finish.
Ridgeway -
Blue
Ridgeway - Bitter
Ridgeway - IPA
West Berks
GOB
A good balance of malt and hops giving a full-bodied bitter with strong malt flavours, yet retaining a rounded bitterness and a strong hop finish.
Dr Hexters Healer
A strong brew with a strong flavour using a mix of three different hops to give a balanced beer with a citrus, orange and marmalade finish.
Special
Old Father Thames
A low gravity beer retaining a full-bodied flavour for its strength and brewed with locally-grown malted barley and hops.
Magg's Magnificent Mild
A typical dark mild with a slightly higher hop rate than normally used in milds. Not too sweet and very popular.
White Horse
Oxfordshire Bitter
Deep in the vale of the White Horse tradition is being kept alive. Using only the finest ingredients this golden bitter balances locally grown Challenge Hops with Yorkshires malt, to offer the discerning drinker a beer that will stop any horse in its trac
Wayland Smithy
The power of the blacksmith is legendary so this beer combines the best ingredients money can buy and the skills of the traditional brewer to create a hammering good beer. Red like the fire at its heart and balanced with buckets of aromatic hops.
Cotswold
Three Point Eight Lager
The pretty younger sister of Cotswold Premium. Some would call her a session lager but she's more than that. With her refreshing Continental style and her delicate flavours, she's a thoroughly modern girl with a style of her own. Bubbly and vivacious.
Cotswold
If you think lager doesn't taste of much then it's time you pressed your lips up against a pint of Premium. She's a full flavoured seductress who will soon have you head-over-heals with her crisp, dry taste and flirtatious bitter kick. It's love at first
Upton
Sweet Cider
Dry/Cider
CAMRA Opening Hours
Saturday 12th July: 11.00 - 22.30
Sunday 13th July: 12.00 - 17.00
* There may be some minor changes depending on availability
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