Mcmullen's "Hertford Castle"

Not too hoppy light coloured ale.

The Hop Studio's "Porter"

Absolutely beautiful.

Hardknott's "Infrared"

Tasty ruby.

Black Sheep's "All Creatures"

Good hoppy ale.

Cheshire Brewhouse's "Dandy Gammock"

Lovely.

Nethergate's "Priory Mild"

Malty but medium-bodied.

York Brewery's "Centurion's Ghost Ale"

Roast malts medium-bodied.

Heavy Industry's "Collaborator"

Touch of chocolate in this dark red.

Oakham Ales' "Scarlet Macaw"

Tart and bitter.

Dunham Massey's "Dunham Stout"

Bitter, coffee stout.

Tetley's "Gold"

Hoppy, citrusy.

Potton Brewery's "Shambles"

Slightly sweet malty ale.

Wilson Potter's "In the Black"

Malty with a touch of fruit.

Joseph Holt's "Maplemoon"

Spicy amber ale.

Duke of Sussex, W4

Stylish pub with a busy restaurant and some decent ale with one craft lager. Worth a visit if you're in this part of town.

Duke of Sussex

Good session ale, slightly dry and tangy.

St Austell's "Proper Job"

Hoppy and citrus.

Adnams' "Rudolf Nose Best"

Sweet.

Harviestoun's "Sleigh Driver"

Unexpectedly bitter mouthfeel but fruit notes.

Meantime's "Bourbon Barrel Aged Greenwich Ale"

Caramel and vanilla in this smooth ale.

Naylor's Brewery's "Santa's Dark Side"

Slightly bready, thin dark ale.

Bollington's "Best"

Hoppy.

Cheshire Brewery's "The Marbury Phoenix"

Hoppy crisp ale.

Wentworth's "Full Malty"

Slightly spicy brown ale.

Beartown's "Polar Eclipse"

Beautiful stout with a bit of fruit.

Wincle's "Wassale"

Lovely 'mulled' flavour with cinnamon nose.

Storm's "Looks like Rain Dear"

Syrupy, over-lively on this occasion.