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Long Man Brewery

A child and dog friendly brewery with WiFi in Litlington.

The Long Man Brewery Shop and Tasting Room is now open on the brewery site at Church Farm, Litlington. Visit us to try, drink and take away our range of award-winning beers and learn more about our sustainable methods of production. Sit and relax with a beer at our Barley filled tasting table or browse our interesting range of local products.

Church Farm, Litlington, East Sussex, BN26 5RA
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01323 871850

[email protected]

https://www.longmanbrewery.com

Facilities include: Real Ale, WiFi (free), Dogs Welcome, Board Games, Country, Cask Ale Week, SIBA, BII, CAMRA, We're award winners, Eco features, Shop, Great British Beer Week, Beer, Wine, Cider, Family Friendly ,

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Alt Bier 4.7

A Düsseldorf-style, characterful, malty bier. Toasted and nutty flavours from speciality German malts are complemented by traditional, spicy and herbal German hops.

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Best Bitter 4.0

Perfectly balanced with a complex bittersweet malty taste, fragrant hops, and a characteristic long deep finish. A traditional Sussex style Best Bitter.

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Best Bitter 4.0

Perfectly balanced with a complex bittersweet malty taste, fragrant hops and a characteristic long deep finish. A traditional Sussex style Best Bitter.

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Copper Hop 4.2

Copper in colour and Hoppy by nature

Tasting Notes: Vienna and Premium British Caramalt provide a balanced backbone for the intense tropical fruit aromas

Crafty Blonde 4.1

A golden craft pale ale with a distinctive hoppy aroma and a crisp, clean bitterness on the finish.

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Golden Tipple 4.7

Golden Tipple is brewed using Tipple Barley from the farm

Tasting Notes: Our first seasonal beer. Hoppy and refreshing with aromas of orange and tangerine.

Hefeweizen 4.8

A modern twist on the Bavarian classic. A grain bill of wheat and extra pale lager malts provide a light and spritzy foundation for the fresh, citrussy hops.

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Helles Lager 4.6

A showcase of European hops: Perle, Tettnang, Saaz and Hersbrucker provide a rounded, light bitterness and floral character which complements the natural sweetness of this thirst-quenching Helles lager.

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Hopsteiner 3.4

New Hop Collab is a sessionable fruity pale ale made in collaboration with Hopsteiner.

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Inn Keeper 4.8

A fruity winter ale with a deep red hue and delicious, warming flavours from a blend of five speciality German and Belgian malts. These are complimented by a blend of UK and US hops to provide fruity overtones and a balanced bitterness.

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Long Blonde 3.8

A light coloured golden ale with a distinctive hoppy aroma and crisp clean bitterness on the finish. Smooth light and refreshing.

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Long Blonde 4.1

A light coloured golden ale with a distinctive hoppy aroma and crisp clean bitterness on the finish. Smooth light and refreshing.

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Number Eight 4.4

This winning pale ale has been created to celebrate the two great national institutions of Rugby and Real Ale.

Tasting Notes: Full bodied, smooth and malty with a crisp bitterness and fruity aroma from Bramling X and East Kent Goldings.

Oatmeal Stout 4.4

Brewed in the style of a Traditional London Stout but with a large portion of Oats added to the grain bill, this beer has beautiful notes of coffee and chocolate.

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Old Man 4.3

This oaky-brown seasonal beer has a light hoppiness and soft malt notes of coffee and chocolate combining to create a rich, full-flavoured old ale, with a medium sweet finish.

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Old Man 4.3
Pure Bumble 3.9

Made using Cuckmere garden honey from local bees this golden ale has delicious biscuity dry malt notes, lifted by a lively lemon and lime aroma, followed by a background hint of tropical fruits.

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Rising Giant 4.8

Made using only the choicest U.S. hops this triple-hopped American Pale Ale has a pleasant citrus fruit aroma and characteristic robust bitterness.

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Rising Giant 4.8

Made using only the choicest U.S. hops this triple-hopped American Pale Ale has a pleasant citrus fruit aroma and characteristic robust bitterness.

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Scary Man 4.3

A full bodied Malty Monster of a beer

Tasting Notes: Undertones of molasses and oozing fresh hoppy aromas from an all British blend – Scarily Good!

Session IPA 3.8

Brewed using the famous ‘triple C’ hops

Tasting Notes: This modern take on a British classic is a highly quaffable straw gold session ale that packs a serious citrus aroma punch!

Sussex Pride 4.5

A classic strong pale ale. Bronze coloured with a fruity nose and full round flavours.

Tasting Notes: A perfect balance between malt and hops.

Wild Man 5.2

Wild Man, traditional strong India Pale Ale.

Tasting Notes: Church Farm Pale and Crystal malts provide a classic backbone for British hops both old and new. This quintessential and complex IPA has wild fruit aromas and a traditional hop bitterness.

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