Over the next two weeks we will be rotating Anchor Steam, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Flying Dog Classic Pale Ale and Brooklyn Lager. Try all 4 US Craft Ales and decide which one you prefer - Usually we only keep Brooklyn as it's the only one kegged in the UK and has a fantastic taste. 

As part of the promo we will be doing them all at £4 a pint!

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Well here's an on going list of top UK beers - of course it's down to personal taste and there's plenty not listed here that should be. At Trembling Madness we are striving to get as many of the best beers from the UK onto our shelves for you to try - there's a shortage of our favourite brewer Kernel due to demand and the production is limited whilst the expansion work is going on - hopefully May time should see a greater quantity return. Meanwhile we have a good bottled range of Magic Rock, Thornbridge, Oakham, Buxton, Brewdog and Marble who all appear in this list. Over 600 beers always in stock and always on rotation in the House Pub, we are so lucky! 

1. Old Chimneys Good King Henry Special Reserve Old Chimneys
2. The Kernel Breakfast Stout The Kernel
3. BrewDog Nøgne Ø Mikkeller Black Tokyo* Horizon BrewDog
4. The Kernel Imperial Brown Stout London 1856 The Kernel
5. Buxton Axe Edge Buxton
6. The Kernel India Pale Ale S.C.G.A.NS The Kernel
7. The Kernel India Pale Ale Galaxy The Kernel
8. The Kernel India Pale Ale Citra The Kernel
9. The Kernel India Pale Ale S.C.C.A.NS. The Kernel
10. Magic Rock Bearded Lady Magic Rock
11. The Kernel India Pale Ale Double Black The Kernel
12. Buxton Black Rocks Buxton
13. The Kernel India Pale Ale Columbus The Kernel
14. Oakham Green Devil IPA Oakham
15. Marble Utility Special 2010 Marble
16. The Kernel Imperial Stout The Kernel
17. The Kernel India Pale Ale Black 2 The Kernel
18. The Kernel Export Stout London 1890 The Kernel
19. Magic Rock Rock Star Magic Rock
20. Thornbridge Evenlode Thornbridge
21. Thornbridge Geminus Thornbridge
22. Thornbridge Raven Thornbridge
23. Oakham Citra Oakham
24. Dark Star Critical Mass Dark Star
25. The Kernel India Pale Ale Simcoe The Kernel
26. The Kernel India Pale Ale Black The Kernel
27. Freeminer Deep Shaft Stout Freeminer
28. Marble Dobber Marble
29. Arbor Yakima Valley American IPA Arbor
30. Magic Rock Dark Arts Magic Rock

Reviews taken from ratebeer.com 

It's a very special rare treat and may not been seen again for a while, okay it's a little pricey but the beer drinking experience is something that won't be forgotten. 
Most Brooklyn beers are made with a blend of hop varietals. As a chef does with spices, they look to get the best qualities of each hop and create a harmony of flavours and aromas. However, a few years ago, their brewmaster ran into a hop unique enough to deserve its own moment in the sun. A large Japanese brewery first developed the hop variety “Sorachi Ace” in 1988. A cross between the British “Brewer’s Gold” and the Czech “Saaz” varieties, it exhibited a quality that was unexpected – it smelled really lemony.

The unique flavor of Sorachi Ace was bypassed by the big brewers, but Brooklyn thought it was pretty cool. So they made a special beer with it, and added the beer to their Brewmaster’s Reserve special draft beer program last year. Most Brewmaster’s Reserve beers are only available for a short time, and then they’re gone. But they liked this one so much, they decided to bring it back and give it the star treatment. Brooklyn Sorachi Ace is a classic saison, a cracklingly dry, hoppy unfiltered golden farmhouse ale, but made entirely with now-rare Sorachi Ace hops grown by a single farm in Oregon. They ferment it with their own special Belgian ale strain, and then add more Sorachi Ace hops post-fermentation. After the dry-hopping, the beer emerges with a bright spicy lemongrass / lemon zest aroma backed by a wonderfully clean malt flavor.

It tastes like sunshine in a glass, and that suits us just fine, especially with seafood dishes and fresh cheeses. It’s just the thing on nice summer days and beyond.

We are happy to announce the launch of York Chocolate Stout from Rudgate Brewery. This Thursday 5th April from 7pm you are all welcome to come and taste this great new local beer at Trembling Madness for free! We have another new hand pull installed for the occasion.  Meet the brewer and enjoy the evening celebration of chocolate. From our local range of chocolate brownies to Brooklyn Chocolate Stout with an ice-cream float. For more information on the new Rudgate beer have a look at www.oneandother.com . Can't wait for Thursday, see you there!