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The aptly named, Totnes Brewing Company is a family-run Devon brewery and craft ale bar located in the centre of Totnes. The bar serves 80 different Devon beers (yes, we said 80!), alongside 10 gins and a fantastic selection of whisky and rum.
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The Ale is mainly sold directly the public in small cask, Bag in Box and bottle. 9 Gallon Firkin and 4.5 Gallon Pins are also available on an occasional basis in local pubs and festivals listed below. Christmas Ales are expected to be brewed including a strong Dark Winter Warmer and a light Pale Ale. Wild Blonde (ABV 4.4%) (spring and summer) - A golden coloured beer that is seriously refreshing. The light beer is overflowing with fruit in the palette; Styrian and Goldings hops are unmistakable in its distinctive fruity aroma Breakfast Juice IPA (ABV 3.8%) - Truly craft: fresh and citrusy with an intensely grapefruit flavour. A session craft ale to be enjoyed any time of day. Uses twice the amount of roasted malt of The Stout. Big, bold flavours of bitter dark chocolate, roasted coffee and pungent dark fruit. Not for the faint of heart.
Dartmoor IPA (OG 1039.5, ABV 4.0%) - An amber coloured ale with a smooth thirst-quenching taste and subtle hop aroma Ziggy’s Chin 5.3%. A bitter rye pale ale with earthy spiceyness, well-hopped with New Zealand hops.The ceremony was hosted by Tony Hawks, Devon-based comedian, author and food lover who regularly appears on BBC Radio Four panel shows Have I Got News For You, Just A Minute and I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue. The Food Drink Devon awards celebrate the very best Devon has to offer by recognising and championing the county’s most respected, influential and passionate artisan food and drink producers and establishments. Raven (ABV 4.2%) - Award winning chestnut brown ale, rich, smooth and malty brewed with a generous helping of English hops; full of flavour with caramel notes and summer-fruit aromas. Also making it onto our list of the best Devon breweries is Powderkeg. The people at this brewery in Devon are passionate about what they do and aren’t afraid to show it. Their love of beer encourages a more modern, hands-on approach to the traditional brewing process – essentially making each bottle individually.
The Royal Hunt (ABV 5.5%) First brewed to commemorate the Queens Diamond Jubilee it has become Hunter’s most award winning ale, with the aroma of caramel, toffee and fruit citrus. Salcombe Gold 4.2% - Straw coloured refreshing ale made with North American hops giving a wonderful hop aroma and lasting hoppy taste (cask only) Totem Brewery, 11 Cleaveland Rise, Ogwell, Newton Abbot, TQ12 6FF, brewing suspended wef 29/05/2018, closed 02/2020. Please see Devon Brewery Archive West Coast IPA (ABV 4.6%) - Dry, mouth watering and punchy. Citrusy hop nose and finish. Australian and Californian hops create a craft beer for adventurous beer loversThe Salcombe Brewery started trading on 1 May 2016, brewing and distributing several cask bottled ales.
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