Month: May 2016

Last month we embarked on our very first run of bottled beers, and we chose the first of our special birthday beers Double Brimstone – 8.1%! So for a few weeks, the 150 bottles were conditioning nicely at the brewery, and when they were ready, we have sent them out into trade! Find below where will be stocking them so you can find yours!

The bottles are 750ml sharing bottles that have been bottled conditioned and wax sealed. Price will vary by outlet.

Sheffield

The Rising Sun
Devonshire Cat
Archer Road Beer Stop
Beer Central
The Dram Shop
Starmore Boss
Turner’s
Walkley Beer Co.

Outside of Sheffield

Beer Stop – Dronfield
Brew Cavern – Nottingham
Cotteridge Wines and Ales – Birmingham
Tall Boys Beer Market – Leeds
Three Stags Head – Wardlow Mires, Peak District. 

We would like to announce the newest permanent beer to our range. 

When we first started brewing keg beers early in 2014, we set about a series of one-off beers that were (imaginatively) named ‘Pale Ale #1′, ‘Pale Ale #2′ etc.  Our favourite recipe was ‘Pale Ale #6′, which formed the basis of Mosaic. The initial artwork for Mosaic was originally intended to be a stop gap and the long term plan had always been to rebrand the beer at some point.

So we set about upon a task of coming up with a new name for this wonderful beer.  We wanted something that was worthy of us shouting about, something that recognised our past, but also can help drive the image of the brewery forward in this ever changing industry.  We enlisted the talents of a new, young artist who is starting to create a name for his work, especially in relation to good beer, and I hope you agree he has done a fine job. We hope this is the start of a long working relationship between him and the brewery.

We present Abbeydale Brewery ‘Heathen – American Pale Ale’, with artwork by James D Murphy.