BEERS!
The Brew House
This is where it all begins.
Aroma
Explosive hop aroma of mango, blueberry, and citrus zest leads the way, followed by pine resin and subtle dank notes. Hints of orange blossom and light honeyed malt round out the nose.
Flavour
Juicy tropical fruit and bright citrus hit first, driven by Mosaic and Amarillo. Simcoe and Columbus add depth with pine, grapefruit peel, and a clean, assertive bitterness. A smooth malt backbone of Maris Otter and pale malt provides gentle breadiness with a touch of honey sweetness for balance.
Mouthfeel
Medium-bodied and silky with a soft, creamy texture from flaked oats. Lively carbonation keeps it crisp and highly drinkable.
Finish
Clean and semi-dry, lingering with citrus peel, pine, and a hint of floral sweetness that invites the next sip.
Overall
Paisleys IPA is a modern, hop-forward expression—aromatic, balanced, and unapologetically bold. A showcase of layered hop character built for both hop lovers and repeat pours.
Aroma
Classic stout aromatics lead the way—fresh espresso, dark cocoa, and toasted grain. Subtle notes of charred bread crust and a hint of earthy floral spice from East Kent Goldings sit quietly in the background.
Flavor
Smooth roast character upfront with flavors of bittersweet chocolate, coffee, and lightly burnt toast. Roasted barley provides depth without harshness, while Carafa III adds color and soft roast complexity. The malt body is rich but restrained, finishing with a gentle, traditional bitterness that keeps the beer balanced and drinkable.
Mouthfeel
Medium-full body with a creamy, velvety texture from flaked barley. Carbonation is low to moderate, enhancing smoothness and allowing the roast character to shine.
Finish
Dry and clean with lingering notes of cocoa, coffee grounds, and a subtle earthy bitterness. No sweetness overstays its welcome.
Overall
Not Arthur’s Stout is a no-nonsense, traditional stout built on quality malt and restraint. Bold yet smooth, creamy without being heavy—an honest, classic dark beer meant to be enjoyed pint after pint.
