Millstone Beers

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Est. 2002

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Millstone Grain Storm

A golden premium bitter. Full hop aroma with crisp floral/citrus notes followed by a balanced dry bitter finish.

Millstone Tiger Rut

A very pale and hoppy ale. Using only the Chinook hop, a mellow bitter makes way for a distinctive citrus/grapefruit aroma. Tiger Rut is Millstone’s most popular beer and is the ‘little brother’ of True Grit.

Millstone True Grit

A very pale and hoppy strong ale. Well hopped using only the Chinook hop; a mellow bitter makes way for a distinctive citrus/grapefruit aroma. The ‘big brother’ to Tiger Rut.

Millstone Three Shires Bitter

A very pale hoppy bitter. Full hop aroma with a crisp fruity taste followed by a smooth bitter finish. The first Millstone beer to be released, its name derived from Mossley’s location where the three counties of Cheshire, Lancashire and Yorkshire meet.

Millstone Vale Mill

A pale gold session bitter. The Cascade and Goldings hops combine to provide a refreshing aroma, all balanced with a smooth bitter finish.

Millstone Stout

A traditional Stout; the English Phoenix and Goldings hops provide a smooth bitterness as well as subtle hints of treacle in the aroma.

Millstone Grain Storm

A golden premium bitter. Full hop aroma with crisp floral/citrus notes followed by a balanced dry bitter finish.

Millstone Tiger Rut

A very pale and hoppy ale. Using only the Chinook hop, a mellow bitter makes way for a distinctive citrus/grapefruit aroma. Tiger Rut is Millstone’s most popular beer and is the ‘little brother’ of True Grit.

Millstone True Grit

A very pale and hoppy strong ale. Well hopped using only the Chinook hop; a mellow bitter makes way for a distinctive citrus/grapefruit aroma. The ‘big brother’ to Tiger Rut.

Millstone Three Shires Bitter

A very pale hoppy bitter. Full hop aroma with a crisp fruity taste followed by a smooth bitter finish. The first Millstone beer to be released, its name derived from Mossley’s location where the three counties of Cheshire, Lancashire and Yorkshire meet.

Millstone Vale Mill

A pale gold session bitter. The Cascade and Goldings hops combine to provide a refreshing aroma, all balanced with a smooth bitter finish.

Millstone Stout

A traditional Stout; the English Phoenix and Goldings hops provide a smooth bitterness as well as subtle hints of treacle in the aroma.

CAREFULLY Crafted using traditional malt and WHOLE hops. MILLSTONE BEERS ARE heavily late hopped for FULL HOP aromas and A DELICATELY balanced bitterness.