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A dark, strong beer, with a rich, malty sweetness and a clean balanced finish.
It has notes of caramel & coffee with hints of blackcurrant & dark fruits.

The first release in a National Park series, the Cali Common (aka Steam Beer) has roots back to the 1800s and is one of the few American originals.

Pouring amber with a bready malt character that gives way to light toast & caramel and using the single hop Northern Brewer which adds a woody, earthy character. It's dry, crisp, and clean, with a lingering bitterness.

Our new westy is dry, zesty and piney, with the perfect touch of stone fruit. It’s a modern take on the classic West Coast style with a lower ABV than its US counterparts.

We’ve used a classic combo of hops for the piney & resinous character that we love, plus a healthy dose of El Dorado to bring some tropical notes for a floral & refreshing edge.

Brewed in collaboration for international Women's Day with fellow Bristol female brewers, owners, & colleagues to celebrate women in the beer industry.
With notes of pineapple, guava, mango, and honey, this rustic & sparkly farmhouse style Kveik Pale uses four different grains and hopped with the Pink Boots Blend
from YCH. We're reimagining the traditional farmhouse beers that were made by workers on farms, mostly women, all over Northern Europe in the downtime of the farming calendar.

We are donating 5% of sales to the British Red Cross
in support of the Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal.

The second release in a National Park series, Acadia. Located in Maine, New England, this called for one style - a New England IPA.

We selected some of our favourite hops to bring a juicy, hazy beer that has a tropical bouquet with a hint of dank stickiness.

It's everything we love about New England IPAs!

Brewed with local legends Lost & Grounded, we designed a session beer with a Belgian twist.

It's generously hopped with a blend of noble hops to give a refreshing & spicy character, like cut grass on a crisp morning. The subtle character of L&G's Belgian house yeast blends with hops to deliver a dry, crisp bitterness - its a beer that's designed for drinkability.

We’re huge cycling fans here at Newtown Park,
so what better way to celebrate le Tour De France than making a thirst-quenching pale featuring the exciting new French hop Barbe Rouge, from Alsace.

A simple malt bill, with lots of wheat balances the light bitterness to let the hops shine through, expect ripe red fruit, strawberry & raspberry with a zesty citrusy aroma and a hint of pineapple. Allez Allez Allez!