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Roam Around York

The latest collaboration in our Travel Poster series is here! This time we’ve teamed up with the mighty Brew York, who turn 10 this year – happy birthday, Brew York! When coupled with our 30th, this means we’re celebrating 40 years of brewing between us
 so for a ruby anniversary, we just had to go for a red beer. Introducing Roam Around York, a 4.8% Red Rye IPA, using both hops and malts which are new to us at Abbeydale HQ.

We took advice from the team at renowned maltsters Weyermann for the backbone of this beer, particularly how to best allow the reddish hue to shine through. And so along with our base malt Maris Otter we’ve used dark rye, Cararye, Carared barley and melanoidin malt. The special caramelisation process these tasty grains have undergone results in a complex and rounded profile with hints of dark chocolate, dried fruits and flaky pastry, alongside hints of biscuit, honey and caramel, with a velvety soft overall mouthfeel.

Layered atop this of course is where we find our hops! We’ve used Karma and Emperor from Charles Faram’s pioneering hop development programme (which you can read all about here), plus Admiral, which along with Emperor is grown in the UK. Despite coming from a British development scheme (in partnership with Yakima Valley’s Puterbaugh Farms) and with UK varietals as parents, the Karma hops are actually grown in the US as they weren’t huge fans of the English climate! What this combination creates is a cornucopia of zesty orange character – from sweet citrussy sherbet to bitter, pithy marmalade – and a warming spicy, resinous edge. Overall combining classic UK hop flavours with a flourish of cutting-edge character.

Fittingly, this release follows hot on the heels of Brew York’s release of Blood Moon, the red ale we made at their place last month. That one also follows the ruby inspired theme, and is a pithy, bold and delicious 5.5% Chinook and Centennial hopped Red IPA. It’s available from Brew York directly here, and look out for kegs of it on the bar at The Rising Sun and Abbeydale Beerworks!

With thanks to Beth and the team at Charles Faram, and Axel and John from Weyermann, for the information and advice that has helped bring this beer to life! Roam Around York is available now, in cask and keg.

Cheers!

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Sparkling Hop Water

We’re incredibly proud to announce that our Nelson Sauvin infused Sparkling Hop Water has won a 2026 Great Taste Award! Moving forwards, you will see a shiny new badge adorning each and every can of our refreshing, elegant and flavourful soft drink.

Recognised as a stamp of excellence and actively sought out by food lovers and retailers alike, the Great Taste accreditation scheme, organised by the Guild of Fine Food, values taste above all else. Each product is blind-tasted, and undergoes a robust, layered judging process. This year, judging took place over 105 days with a panel of more than 800 judges putting entries to the test. The line-up saw food and drink products submitted from an extraordinary 116 different countries across the world.

A whopping 15,000 products were put forward to the 2026 Great Taste judging panel. Of those, 6,188 products received an award (only 41.15% of all entries). So it really is a fantastic accolade, and one which we can be very proud of. Knowing that our beers and alcohol free soft drinks alike can really hit the spot – whatever that spot may be – sure does mean a lot to us. This is the second prestigious award our gorgeous alcohol free option has won in just three years since launch!

For anyone who isn’t already in the know, our Sparkling Hop Water is NOT beer. It IS the very finest Yorkshire water (the very same water we use for our beers). We infuse it with one of our favourite hops – Nelson Sauvin – then lightly carbonate to create a refreshing, relaxing soft drink. No booze, no artificial flavourings, no carbs, caffeine, or sugar – just spritzy, zesty, mindful drinking! A fresh take on tradition and showing off our ingredients in a whole new way. And it works brilliantly as a mixer too! We think it’s pretty special – and now we’ve got the badge to prove it.

Great Taste Award winning Sparkling Hop Water is available in 440ml cans right now! You can find it on our online or onsite shop, and via an array of independent retailers. Let us know if you’d like us to help you locate a stockist near you. And if you’re a shop or bar looking for an innovative soft drink carrying the world’s most trusted seal of approval to add to your offering, please get in touch!

Cheers!

Team Abbeydale

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Fish ‘n’ Chip Friday

Our values and our ethos are just as important at our venues as they are here at Abbeydale Brewery. And that extends to the menu at our beautiful community pub, The Rising Sun, which – just like the brewery – is 100% employee owned.

Every dish on the menu is crafted with the finest addition to detail by our head chef, Joe Grayson (read more about Joe here) – from ever-changing, innovative seasonal specials, to elevated pub classics. And it doesn’t get more classic than fish and chips! It’s our best selling dish, and Joe himself calls this his favourite dish on the whole menu. So what makes it so special?

Well, we’d like to think it’s because of the care we take and the sourcing of the absolute best ingredients. Sustainable, line-caught fish is couriered daily from St. Ives for the absolute freshest produce. We only use sustainable fish from British waters. It costs a little more, but it’s well worth it if you want the best flavour and texture. This does mean the fish itself can change, but usually it’ll be either cod, pollock, or ling. Any firm white fish will work well, it’s the freshness that’s key.

So once we’ve got the main ingredient sorted, our attention turns to the batter! And as we’re a brewery owned pub, of course, it simply has to be a beer batter! Our Heresy lager works absolutely perfectly. The carbonation level ensures little pockets of air that give the batter a great level of crispiness and keep it lovely and light too. Plus, the beer itself is delicate enough to not overly flavour the fish – just give it that extra level of depth.

Heresy, like all of our beers, is gluten free – so we keep the whole recipe GF. If you’d like a go at making it yourself, the recipe is below –

Ingredients:           

100g gluten free self raising flour, plus extra for dusting your fish fillets

150g Heresy 

5g of powdered Nori

Salt & pepper to season

8oz fish fillets

Method:

Heat a deep fat fryer of vegetable oil to 190 degrees

Gently mix all the batter ingredients together – you’re looking for the consistency of double cream

Pat the fish down and dredge in seasoned GF flour

Generously coat in the batter mix

Gently lower and fully submerge the fish in the oil.

Cooking times will depend on your fish, but you’re looking for the batter to be a beautiful deep golden colour for optimum crunch!

We serve ours with homemade mushy peas, crayfish tartare and double cooked chips. And to drink alongside? Well, Heresy is the obvious choice (and it is a great companion!), but we think choosing a pint of Deception might just be even better. It’s got just the right amount of zip and zing to cut through the richness of the dish and refresh the palate between mouthfuls.

Let us know if you have a go at making it yourself! Or, why not join us at the Rising Sun and let Joe and his team cook it for you! Food is served 7 days a week, and we strongly recommend booking in advance.

We hope to welcome you soon!

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Advent Calendars!

Ho, ho, ho! Tis (nearly) the season, and we’re DELIGHTED to announce that our fantastic beer Advent Calendars are BACK. Containing 24 beery treats to enjoy in the run up to the big day, available to pre-order now! The perfect treat for yourself or an excellent way to get to the top of the nice list by gifting it to a fellow Abbeydale fan.

Available exclusively from our online shop, get into the Christmas spirit with a huge range of beers. Covering our extensive selection, expect to find everything from familiar favourites to limited edition specials. All wrapped up in our beautifully designed bespoke boxes.

What makes our Advent Calendars special?
🎅 24 different beers, including limited edition releases 🎅
đŸŒŸÂ All our beers are gluten free! đŸŒŸ
📩 Free delivery included – no hidden charges 📩
đŸ€© Huge variety of styles – opportunity to try something new!Â đŸ€©
đŸ» All 440ml cans = MORE BEER than from many of our competitorsÂ đŸ»
🙌 The UK’s only Employee Owned brewery… people powered beer! 🙌
🌟Perfect 5* reviews from The Independent, two years in a row! 🌟
🎁 Feedback from recent years includes “There aren’t enough days in December to enjoy all of Abbeydale’s beautiful beers!” (thanks Tom!) 🎁

Pre-order your Advent Calendar now, and we’ll have it beautifully packaged ready to be dispatched in late November. PLUS order before the 16th October to lock in your Early Bird pricing, with no increase in price from 2025.

Abbey Christmas to all, and to all a good pint!

Cheers!

Team Abbeydale

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Gluten free beers

Four cans and two glasses of beer, examples of the gluten free beers that Abbeydale Brewery creates

For a long time now we’ve been producing a wide selection of gluten free beers, led by Heathen and Heresy from our Brewers Emporium range. And in October 2024, we went one step further. We committed to brewing each and every one of our beers to a gluten free (containing less than 20pppm gluten) recipe. (And yes, that means Moonshine too!)

Our beers are not produced without gluten containing ingredients, being brewed using barley, plus often wheat and other grains too. This can be clearly seen on the ingredients – and allergens – lists on our beers in can. However, we use a gluten reducing enzyme as part of the brewing process. This is a proline specific oligopeptidase enzyme which can reduce the gluten to below the 20ppm threshold required to label a product as gluten free. You may have heard of this enzyme referred to as Brewers Clarex, Brewers Clarity, or DeHaze. This means our beers can be safe to drink for many of those amongst us who are sensitive to gluten. It has no effect on the taste of the beer and is not in any way detrimental to the flavour. Such a clever little enzyme!

Our beers are regularly tested to check the gluten content at a UKAS accredited laboratory. We also use a lateral flow test prior to packaging to double check the GF status before each and every batch of beer leaves the brewery.

You can always see the Gluten Free status of our beers by looking for the logo shown to the left. It is clearly visible on the “Our Beers” page, as well as on our online shop. For those of our beers which are available in can, we clearly display a declaration of the beer as gluten free on the label (look for the logo shown to the left). We also indicate that we have brewed the beer with a gluten reducing enzyme in the ingredients list on our cans. For our trade customers this information is visible on the labels applied to each cask and keg.

You will not find the logo on the pump clips for our cask and keg beer. This is because, whilst the beers produced as GF are made in the same way no matter what format they’re released in, we cannot guarantee that the beer is being served through a gluten free line. We are aware this may affect certain customers. However, some pubs and bars may choose to dedicate a line to GF beers. Examples are our very own venues, The Rising Sun in Fulwood and Abbeydale Beerworks, our taproom on Abbeydale Road, where you can enjoy a wide range of our beers in full confidence.

The vast majority of beers labelled as gluten free that you see on bars and shelves of pubs and bottle shops around the country will have been produced in a similar way to that described above.

Whilst there are gluten free beers available that are brewed with no gluten containing ingredients, these are few and far between. This is because gluten free grains generally do not hold the same characteristics as those more commonly used in brewing. That means a wider change of process and a huge amount of investment would be needed for us to be able to utilise grains such as rice and sorghum effectively on a large scale. At the moment, this isn’t a direction we are in a position to take, so we have looked at other ways that make our beers as accessible to as many people (over the age of 18 of course!) as possible.

We are aware that this isn’t a one-solution-fits-all scenario, but we hope to provide sufficient information to let you, the drinker, make an informed decision about our beers, and therefore hopefully enable more of you to enjoy them!

We hope this helps reassure you that we are taking the utmost care to ensure the safety of our customers, alongside of course offering a great range of flavourful beers that are accessible to as many of our drinkers as possible. We’re keen to ensure you are fully informed about the processes our beer undergoes before it reaches the glass. As part of this, we’re also more than happy to answer any questions you may have, and very willing to take feedback on board if there’s anything you think we could communicate more clearly. Please get in touch (you can email us at social@abbeydalebrewery.co.uk) if you have any suggestions or think there is anything we are missing.

Cheers!

Team Abbeydale

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Abbeydale Brewery Run Club

Join our Funk Dungeon brewer (and Run Leader) Jim for a fun and inclusive 5 mile (8km) jaunt from our taproom, Abbeydale Beerworks! Taking place on the second Wednesday of every month at 6.30pm. Completely free to attend and open to all abilities, ending in the perfect place to enjoy a pint. Sign up to our next run club meet here!

Coming up:

Here are the dates for our upcoming Abbeydale Brewery Run Club runs for your diary! You can also find them on the sign up page, and it’s always the second Wednesday of every month. All runs start at 6.30pm from Abbeydale Beerworks, 298 Abbeydale Road, unless otherwise specified.

Wednesday 11th November

Wednesday 9th December – *Christmas Lights Run Special*

Wednesday 13th January

Wednesday 10th February

Additional information

We will run to the pace of the group and nobody will be left behind. As a rough guide, we expect to be back with a pint within an hour. The aim of the run is to be friendly and sociable with no pressure of time. Speedier people are welcome to give it some beans should they wish – we just ask that you loop back round to scoop up the rest of the group, in keeping with the supportive vibes we’re keen to foster. So it’s great for beginners to running who are maybe looking for the next step from a parkrun, as well as more experienced runners looking for a relaxed community run.

There’s space to leave a small bag/ jacket in the taproom (we’ll of course do our best to keep an eye on them but please don’t leave any valuables behind) and all runners will get a discount off their first drink upon our return. We’ll be out come rain or shine, so please come dressed for the weather! This includes hi-viz clothing in the darker months, from October onwards please. We’d also ask there be access to emergency contact details on your person. Other than that, all you need to bring along is yourself!

After a super response to our runs so far, we now operate a sign up system to ensure a manageable group size. This will also enable us to keep in touch with you all for bonus runs, away days and possible future merchandise info too (featuring our snazzy new logo – see below, hand drawn by our in house designer James!). Please head here to pop your name down for our next event. We hope to see you soon!

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Cask Ale Week 2026

National Cask Ale Week 2026 is underway! This year taking place from September 17th, until September 27th. The eagle eyed amongst you might spot that this is actually an 11 day long “week”. But when it’s in celebration of our beloved beer, who are we to argue?!

Cask beer is far and away the majority of our production here at Abbeydale. It’s the heart and soul of our existence, and we’re pretty darn proud of it too. We think we’re one of the only breweries in the UK who release a dedicated cask special each and every week. Although they’re predominately pale and hoppy, that’s not all we can do! There’s always plenty of variety available and something to suit every palate. We also don’t believe cask beer should be put in a “box” – it’s not just for traditional styles. This is why everything from our lower ABV pales all the way through to hugely hopped DIPAs and NEIPAs and big, bold stouts does – and always will – make its way into cask here at Abbeydale HQ.

Our new beer for Cask Ale Week this year is a very special one for us. It also forms part of our Legacy Series, bringing back iconic beers from throughout our existence as part of our 30th anniversary celebrations. Welcome back, Brimstone! An Amarillo hopped American Brown Ale, Brimstone was a much loved feature of our core range from 2006-2016. Having brought it back for our 20th and 25th birthdays, it felt only right that it should make another comeback for the 30th!

Brimstone is a particular favourite of our Sales Director Dan. In his words
 “For me the reason why Brimstone was so special was because it looked like a traditional bitter but drank like a pale ale. Due to our particular disliking of crystal malt, the beer was instead coloured with black malt, flavouring beautifully with chocolate, toffee, and a lovely roastiness in the backbone. When coupled with Amarillo hops (the Sabro of its time!) it all balanced with a dreamy, marmalade like flavour. At 3.9% it was perfectly sessionable. You couldn’t compare any beer like it that was on the market at the time. It was a “bridge beer” for many that wanted to explore more than the normal cask bitters that were more readily available and truly experience what American hops tasted like. It was revolutionary in my opinion.”

One of the aims of Cask Ale Week is to encourage more people to try real ale. As autumn draws in, we reckon there’s nothing finer than spending an evening in a cosy pub with a couple of pints. We’d love to hear about your favourite places to do just that. Let us know by leaving us a comment.

You can find out more at caskaleweek.co.uk, including details of upcoming events in your area.

Cheers!

PS – Brimstone is available in keg and can, too!

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Oktoberfest: Beer & Bites

Oktoberfest: Beer & Bites

Hallo, Oktoberfest! Our Festbier is back for 2026 and it’s out now – balanced, clean and crisp, the colour of burnished copper, with a rich, bready aroma and a delicately spicy noble hop character. Full bodied, yet ĂŒber-quaffable.

We reckon it’s the perfect addition to any celebration or gathering, and our team have been busily putting it to the test with some classic Beer Hall snacks! Here’s some suggested recipes for you to try at home


Beer cheese dip

Ingredients:
30g butter
2 tbsp flour
2 cloves minced garlic
œ tsp salt
œ tsp black pepper
200ml Oktoberfest
150g grated mature cheddar
100g grated Emmental cheese (Gouda or Gruyere would also work well)
 
Method:

Add your butter and garlic to a small pan over a medium heat, and fry until the butter is melted and the scent of garlic fills the kitchen. Add the flour, salt and pepper, and whisk together to form a roux. Cook for a couple of minutes, then gradually add your Oktoberfest into the roux and whisk while it thickens.

Once it’s well mixed and a gravy-esque consistency, add your cheeses a small handful at a time and keep mixing until melted – be patient and take your time rather than turning the heat up any further. Once all the cheese is melted, serve and enjoy!

We dunked homemade pretzel bites into ours, which we made to this recipe with a sea salt topping (we don’t recommend the cinnamon sugar option for this particular purpose!). It would also be great with sausages dipped in it
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Beer infused Bratwurst

Ingredients:
1.5kg pork shoulder
400g pork belly
23g salt (calculated at 12g/kg)
2 tsp white pepper
1 tsp freshly ground black pepper
1 tsp mace
1 tsp ground ginger
1 tsp marjoram
Ÿ tsp mustard powder
Pinch cardamom
1tsp ground coriander
œ tsp caraway seeds, crushed
200ml ICE COLD Oktoberfest
Approx 1.5m hog casing

Method:

Combine all of your dried spices. Slice the pork into strips to allow easier mincing, then coat in the dry spice mix.  We’ll be mincing twice, once through a coarse plate, then through a finer one, which should ensure a really smooth wurst.

After the first mincing, add your ice cold beer – the colder the better. Mix well, then mince again through the finer plate. This would be a good opportunity to fry up a small amount of the filling in order to check the seasoning levels (and treat yourself to a tasty snack).  Remember that the flavours will develop somewhat. Once the seasoning is to your taste, mix the sausage meat with a food processor for 2 minutes, which helps the mixture emulsify and gives a smooth finish. Place in the freezer for half an hour, along with your sausage stuffer. 

Whilst the equipment is chilling, rinse the hog casings well to remove any salt, and leave to soak in fresh water.  Just before you are ready to start stuffing, place the casings on the funnel.

Slowly feed the mixture into the sausage stuffer, and once it starts to come through tie a knot in the end of the casing so that you don’t lose any precious stuffing!  This is a finickity job, which can require an extra pair of hands, but take your time over it, ensuring that the sausage skins aren’t too full or too baggy, and make yourself a really, really long sausage.

After this you’ll need to decide how long a Brat you want – for this style of Brat you’d normally expect this would be around 6-8 inches (15-20cm) long, but you do you! Pinch the sausage at the length you wish, then gently twist it until it forms a link.  Once you have a comedic length of sausages that look to be straight from a Punch and Judy show, hang them somewhere cool and dry for half an hour or so, then they’re ready to either chill, or get straight to cooking them.

Traditionally, a bratwurst is simmered for a period before being grilled – this ensures the centre has reached a safe temperature, and helps to avoid the sausages bursting. It also provides an opportunity to infuse further flavour into the sausages, so I like to poach them in beer!  Place them in a large cold pan with enough beer to cover them, and put them on a low heat until the beer is just below boiling point, then remove from the poaching liquor and allow to dry slightly.  After poaching they will be safe to store in a fridge for up to a week, or for a good few months in a freezer, or you can now put the sausages straight under the grill, into a frying pan, or, for preference, onto a BBQ.  Cook until the skin is golden and crisp, and serve in a crusty roll with sauerkraut, mustard, and of course more beer! We recommend a stein. Or as an easy snack, mix some curry powder and a little dash of vinegar in with some ketchup to make your own quick currywurst.

Let us know if you give either of the above recipes a try, or if you think there’s another pairing we shouldn’t miss!

Prost!

Team Abbeydale

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Dreamlike

In collaboration with Hopsteiner, we’ve created Dreamlike – a Hazy IPA that could just be the beer of our dreams! Using new to us Alora and Solero hops, expect vibrant tropical notes from mango to aromatic yuzu alongside sweet peach and passionfruit flavours. On the nose, we also found soft, sweet honeydew melon and tasty flavours that made us feel nostalgic for Juicy Fruits chewing gum!

Tantalising, ethereal, yet magically within reach. Available now in cask, keg and 440ml can. Vegan friendly and, as always, gluten free.

Hopsteiner UK celebrated their 50th anniversary last year, although Hopsteiner as a whole has been going since 1845! The UK arm of the business has historically focused on the research side, and just like us, they’ve always been innovative – looking to push boundaries whilst staying true to their roots.

Guy from Hopsteiner joined us for the brewday and has shared his vast wealth of knowledge about these fantastic hops and why they work so well together. Alora is the predominant hop in terms of flavour, and Solero brings the aroma. Both hop varieties were used in the hopback, and were also added at the dry hop stage of the brew, and the combination of the two allows for the best depth of flavour and overall rounded character in the finished beer.

Here comes the science bit!

Alora is a hop which we’ve been very excited to use for some time now. It’s got a real uniqueness on the aroma, a “je ne sais quoi” if you will – which Guy tells us is due to the presence of an oil called Selinene. This is not commonly found in hops, usually only being present in certain exotic fruits such as yuzu. There are a number of as yet unidentified oils in there too which also make it distinctive and special – but that doesn’t mean it makes beers that are weird! Thanks to the work of Hopsteiner’s breeding programme, they’ve been able to meticulously identify a number of genetic markers in hops, enabling them to hybridise different varieties to get the traits they (and of course, us and our fellow brewers) are looking for. Not just in terms of exploring aroma patterns, but also in the somewhat less sexy sounding but incredibly important tolerance to disease. Sustainability and security of supply for years to come is increasingly necessary as we face climate change. The more Hopsteiner have learnt about genetic markers, the more confident they can be in the ability of the new hop plant varieties to survive, balanced alongside them having exemplary characteristics across aroma and flavour potential.

Also on the topic of how growing hops has needed to adapt to a changing world, Solero has come from a breeding programme based in Germany, which was initially focussed on drought tolerance. Predominantly grown by independent growers and supporting independent farming, Solero not only boasts consistent growing traits – very helpful to the famers – but also has OODLES of mango character (think of the ice cream that shares the name!). In common with other German hop varietals, it’s super versatile and can be used in a vast range of beer styles – from lagers, making best use of its noble characteristics, to rounding out pale ales fantastically. It holds a whole host of delicious flavours which aren’t too bold or punchy, but fill in the gaps and gel really well with other hops – especially something so tropical forward as Alora.

We used a hop product called Salvo to add the Solero, an extract with 10% oil which doesn’t contain the alpha pickup. This means you get a true representation of the hop variety, but with no added bitterness. As oils aren’t particularly volatile, they carry through into beer really efficiently, meaning we don’t need to add as much (just 2kg went in, which is the equivalent of 20kg of whole cone hops) but get just as much from them. Hopsteiner can also sell the alpha that’s been extracted as a separate product, reducing waste and meaning the Salvo can be kept more competitive on price – a win for the environment, a win for our business and a win for your pocket!

Guy and many of those who work for Hopsteiner are brewers themselves and so understand the needs of the brewers and what they want from a hop as well as what the growers need, with an emphasis on reliability and consistency. So this beer release can be seen as more than just a collaboration brew – it’s a collaboration across the whole industry. Hop growers respond to the changing conditions of the world and work cohesively. And for us, having some behind the scenes insight of what has gone into the ingredients we use is really valuable. We hope you’ve enjoyed reading about them too!

A huge thank you to Guy and Hopsteiner for working with us on this project. As the name suggests, we reckon the beer is just dreamy!

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Pilgrim is BACK!

TIS THE SEASON! Our most hotly anticipated annual release is finally here. It’s Pilgrim time, and this year, it’s brought an all new pumpkin spiced pal along!

Our pumpkin spiced pale ale has become, dare we say it, a bit of a Halloween icon that heralds the arrival of spooky season across the beery land. First released in 2017, our Pilgrim was originally inspired by a trip to America. We came back with a secret recipe provided by friend of the brewery and World Beer Cup award winning brewer Dan Rogers. We knew we were taking a bit of a risk that first time Pilgrim was unleashed upon our drinkers, with pumpkin spiced everything not having quite the pull over here as it did on the other side of the Atlantic. But it immediately found its niche, and now we couldn’t imagine our autumn without it!


AND THAT’S NOT ALL. This year, our intrepid little Pilgrim hasn’t been alone on its journey, and has brought along an even more EXTRA friend! Introducing MARSHMALLOW PILGRIM, a Pumpkin Pie stout bringing a little bit of the dark side to this Halloween. Featuring the same lip-smacking blend of warming pumpkin pie spices as the OG Pilgrim and also coming in at 5.0% ABV, but with roasted malts for extra cosy campfire vibes and additions of sweet vanilla and fluffy marshmallow that’s sure to have you coming back for s’more


Last year Pilgrim sold out in record time! So this year, along with adding a new squash sibling to the family, we’ve upped the brewlength and will have more Pilgrim available than ever before. GOOD GOURD!

Casks and kegs sold out during the pre-order window, but we still have cans of both Pilgrim releases available for trade customers, and on our online shop. Plus, we’ve got Pilgrim tees and even Pilgrim inspired pumpkin spiced vodka available, distilled for us by The Sheffield Distillery Co. It makes an absolutely fantastic White Russian!

Join our Pilgrimage and let’s get this Pilgrim party started! (PS – join us for an actual Pilgrim Party at our very own Abbeydale Beerworks taproom, from Thursday 29th to Saturday 31st October!)

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