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Explore the iconic, traditional British beers from RCH and Pitchfork Brewery, rebranded under the original brewery RCH
Pitchfork Ale is a golden bitter made with two traditional classic English hops with a floral aroma. It has a hoppy predominate taste which is slightly sweet and fruity and leaves you wanting more.
1998 & 2001 Great British Beer Festival Gold for Best Bitter Category
Old Slug Porter: A beer born from the old RCH brewery’s slug problem as it leaves a trail down the glass like a slug, the name stuck.
Brewing Notes
Dark and velvety, this porter has roasted malt aromas and chocolate hints with an interplay of coffee-like bitterness and chocolatey sweetness.
Old Slug Porter captures the brewer’s ingenuity, turning an unexpected challenge into a remarkable beer.
2003 Great British Beer Festival Bronze for Bottle-Conditioned Beers
eer Festival Bronze for Bitter category
East Street Cream was originally brewed to celebrate the 500th guest beer at the Dartmouth Inn in Newton Abbot, it quickly became a crowd favourite. Named by a customer in a competition, this beer has since earned its place as a regular offering.
This premium chestnut-coloured ale showcases a harmonious interplay between malty, hoppy, fruity, and bitter notes, all competing for dominance in a well-crafted and balanced brew. Its rich, sweet undertones add depth to the overall taste experience, enjoy the intriguing journey of flavours that East Street Cream offers in every sip.
2002 Great British Beer Festival Silver for Supreme Champion
2003 Great British Beer Festival Gold for Strong Bitter
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