Anvil

ABV: 5.5% (bottle and keg)

Style: Pale Ale

Brewed by us exclusively for Simon Rogan and available only at his restaurants, shop and online at www.simonrogan.co.uk

The Flookburgh Cockler

ABV: 5.5% (bottle & cask)

Style: Stout Porter

Tasting: smooth, rich and dark with roasted grain mocha and caramel flavours

Provenance: English grown, floor malted, Maris Otter barley. Traditional variety English hops

Cask: cask conditioned real ale, available from our tasting room bar and local pubs during the Christmas season

Bottles: 330ml cold filtered and lightly carbonated available from the brewery shop, local restaurants and online

Behind the name: generations of fishermen, from the village of Flookburgh, have gathered cockles from the treacherous sands around the Cartmel Peninsula. Pair this beer with mussels, oysters and, of course, cockles!

Cartmel Wharf Sandpiper Lager

ABV: 4.6% (bottle) 4.3% (keg)

Style: Premium Lager

Tasting: light, crisp and refreshing from premium hops and malt

Provenance: English grown, floor malted, Quench barley. German hops

Keg: available from our tasting room bar during the summer season

Bottles: 330ml cold filtered and carbonated available from the brewery shop, local restaurants and online

Behind the name: Low tide exposes the vast sands of Cartmel Wharf, home to wintering flocks of dunlins, knots, redshanks, curlews and other sandpipers

Cartmel Peninsula / Peninsula Best

ABV: 3.8% (bottle & cask)

Style: Amber Best Bitter

Tasting: mellow with a sweet, slightly caramel finish

Provenance: English grown, floor malted, Maris Otter barley. Traditional variety Kent hops.

Cask: ‘Peninsula Best’ cask conditioned real ale, regularly available from our tasting room bar and local pubs during the summer season

Bottles: ‘Cartmel Peninsula’ 500ml cold filtered and lightly carbonated available from the brewery shop, local restaurants and online

Behind the name: recognises the historical location of the Cartmel Peninsula in Lancashire, North of the Sands, before its inclusion in Cumbria resulting from the Local Government Act of 1972

Land of Cartmel / Cartmel Pale

ABV: 3.7%

Style: Pale ale

Tasting: sharp finish built on complex malt flavours

Provenance: English grown, floor malted, Maris Otter barley. Blend of English and European hops.

Cask: ‘Cartmel Pale’ cask conditioned real ale, occasionally available from our tasting room bar and local pubs during the summer season

Bottles: ‘Land of Cartmel’ 500ml cold filtered and lightly carbonated available from the brewery shop, local restaurants and online

Behind the name: local historian John Dickinson’s 1980 book ‘The Land of Cartmel’ is a definitive historical record of the Cartmel area and its people. We share his passion for our village and its surrounding lands and celebrate its continued success.

Cartmel Thoroughbred

ABV: 3.5% (bottle and cask)

Style: Blonde Ale

Tasting: light but full flavoured with a strong finish!

Provenance: English grown, floor malted, Maris Otter barley. Blend of English and American hops

Cask: Cask conditioned real ale, regularly available from our tasting room bar and local pubs during the summer season

Bottles: 500ml cold filtered and lightly carbonated available from the brewery shop, local restaurants and online

Behind the name: Horse racing has taken place at Cartmel since medieval times. Today, our racecourse rivals the best in the country offering a unique day’s racing. Found out more at www.cartmel-racecourse.co.uk

Sir Edgar Harrington’s Last Wolf

ABV: 4.5% (bottle and cask)

Style: Red-brown ale

Tasting: rich malty bitterness with red fruits and chocolate notes

Provenance: English grown, floor malted, Maris Otter pale and roasted barley. Traditional English hop varieties

Cask: cask conditioned real ale, regularly available from our tasting room bar and local pubs

Bottles: 500ml cold filtered and lightly carbonated available from the brewery shop, local restaurants and by mail order

Behind the name: dedicated to the tenacity of the legendary Last Wolf in England, killed locally at Humphrey Head by a Knight, the estranged son of Sir Edgar, to win the hand of Edgar’s ward and niece, the beautiful Adela. Find out more about the legend at www.wolves.live/the-last-wolf-in-england

Cartmel Valley Eel River IPA

ABV: 5.0% (bottle) 4.3% (cask)

Style: India Pale Ale

Tasting: delicious, hoppy pale ale with tropical fruit flavours

Provenance: English grown, floor malted, Maris Otter barley. Blend of English and American hops

Cask: cask conditioned real ale, regularly available from our tasting room bar and local pubs

Bottles: 500ml cold filtered and lightly carbonated available from the brewery shop, local restaurants and online

Behind the name: The River Eea winds a beautiful path down the Cartmel Valley and out into Morecambe Bay. Pronounced to rhyme with ‘ear’, the name is thought to have been derived from a Viking word for Eel and these fascinating creatures can sometimes be seen from the bridges that span the river where it runs through Cartmel village.

Sir William Marshal’s Crusader Gold

ABV: 4.1% (bottle) 3.9% (cask)

Style: Golden ale

Tasting: lightly hopped, crisp and refreshing with a subtle citrus finish.

Provenance: English grown, floor malted, Maris Otter barley. Blend of English and American hops.

Cask: cask conditioned real ale, regularly available from our tasting room bar and local pubs

Bottles: 500ml cold filtered and lightly carbonated available from the brewery shop, local restaurants and online

Behind the name: dedicated to Sir William Marshal. Earl of Pembroke, Flower of Chivalry, ‘the greatest knight that ever lived’, witness to the signing of Magna Carta, Crusader and founder of our magnificent Cartmel Priory. Find out more about Sir William at www.medievalwarfare.info/marshal