Uley Brewery Ltd

A pale coloured, hoppy session bitter with a good hop aroma and a full flavour for its strength, ending in a bitter-sweet aftertaste.

Tasting Notes: Full with bitter-sweet aftertaste

A full-flavoured, hoppy bitter with some fruitiness and a smooth, long, balanced finish. Distinctly copper coloured. Named after the famous local (Slad, Stroud Valley) author of 'Cider with Rosie'.

Tasting Notes: Full flavoured with some fruitiness. Smooth, long balanced finish.

Copper in colour, this beer has a full flavoured, hoppy palate with some underlying fruit. The finish is smooth and well-balanced and very refreshing.

Tasting Notes: Full flavoured with some fruitiness. Smooth, long balanced finish.

A distinctive, full-bodied ruby coloured ale with a fruity aroma, a malty, fruity taste, with a light, hoppy bitterness, and a strong, balanced aftertaste.

Tasting Notes: Full bodied. Malty, fruity taste with light, hoppy bitterness. Strong but not sweet.

Deceptively strong Pale Ale that is eminently quaffable. A pale-coloured beer with a light hop balance leads to a hoppy, fruity aroma and smooth, finish.

Tasting Notes: Smooth finish. Deceptively strong Pale Ale, eminently quaffable.

A copper coloured beer with hops and fruit in the aroma, and a malty, fruity taste underscored by a hoppy bitterness. The finish is long and dry, with a balance of hops and malt.

Tasting Notes: Malty & fruity. Dry finish

Originally brewed in collaboartion with the Royal Gloucestershire Hussars.

Tasting Notes: A celebration of English hops creating a beer that promises exotic overtones and a classic long Uley Finish.

A refreshing, light, thirst-quenching pale ale. With well-balanced characteristics of Slovenian, American and UK Hops.

Tasting Notes: Floral notes, in the aroma with hints of vanilla and fruit in the mouth. The finish is notably bitter and long.