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Offa's Dyke Brewery

The brewery uniquely straddles the ancient Offa's Dyke,
which is the ancient boundary dividing England and Wales.
For a fresher smoother taste we crush locally sourced malted barley in the "old" Wales, before passing through to the mash ton and copper boiler in England. Then we return to Wales for fermenting and conditioning. Finally the beer is casked back in England.
Hope you enjoy our range of fine real ales.

Real ales brewed with real passion.
  

The Beers and Ales

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​~Barley Gold 3.6%~

                                     An easy drinking, classic session bitter. Amber in colour, full bodied bitterness throughout. Hops & fruit combine to leave a lingering bitterness aftertaste