Each of these refreshing beers will set you back less than £3.50 per pint to get you in the mood for the weekend.
Today’s delicious picks will take your tastebuds of on a tantalising journey with something to suit all preferences, from traditional bitterness crafted by award-winning breweries to refreshing exotic fruit twists like chocolate orange and passionfruit notes.
And this taste sensation can be all yours from as little as £2.50 a pint.
If you want to feature your pub’s guest ales in the Lancashire Post then send please details of the day’s selection to [email protected] next Friday morning.
13. WLEP-11-03-22-JC at Lostock Ale-NW
JC is a well-balanced beer by Hopstar Brewery, with less hop than their other brews and copper in colour. It is 4.1 percent and £3.40 a pint at Lostock Ale. Photo: Lostock Ale
14. WLEP-11-03-22-Idaho at Brig n Barrel-NW
Brig 'N' Barrel, at 188 Station Road, Bamber Bridge, is serving up Idaho, an American pale ale that is fruity and tropical. It costs £3.20 a pint, is 4.2 percent and made by Poynton Brewery. Photo: Brig n Barrel
15. WLEP-11-03-22-Bobbins Bitter at Brig N Barrel-NW
Brig 'N' Barrel's second guest ale of the day is Bobbins Bitter. This traditional bitter costs £3.10 a pint, is 3.8 percent and brewed by Three B’s Brewery. Photo: Brig N Barrel
16. WLEP-11-03-22-guest ales at Applejacks-NW
Applejacks Microbar at 83 Berry Lane, Longridge, Preston, is offering a choice of four guest ales today at £3 per pint, or £2.50 for CAMRA members. Boxer Blonde – Straw coloured ale that packs a Gooseberry punch; 4.0 percent by Bowland Brewery. New Zealand Pale – Pale ale with lemon, lime and vanilla; 4.5 percent by Reedley Hallows. Craft Pale – Perfectly balanced moderate bitterness with fresh fruit hops and pale ale malt; 4.2 percent by The Boiler House. Hen Harrier - A stunningly refreshing beer filled with soft citrus and peach flavours; 4.5 percent by Bowland Brewery. Photo: Applejacks