This extra hoppy pale ale is built on a classic pale ale base with a soft, hazy body. The abundance of hops in the form of Motueka, Cashmere, Citra & Idaho 7 deliver a tropical floral aroma. You can expect a huge hit of citrus and stone fruit flavour, and a creamy soft finish with a refreshing bitterness.

Kettle sour dry hopped with Nelson Sauvin.

Cucumber Kölsch Style Pale Ale. The cucumber works really well in the super clean, crisp Kölsch style beer.

Black IPA with copious amounts of fresh Yakima Simcoe hops resting on a pillowy body of chocolate wheat and oats with an added touch of Carafa 3. We kept it sessionable, it's the little brother to our Liquid Swords.

Introducing GRMA Seisiún Pale Ale 3.5%. Go Raibh Maith Agat. Gratitude is the attitude with this beer. A light beer with fruity notes.

Pionta le do thoil! Go raibh maith agat. Tá an craic sna cnoic.

Dark chocolate and toffee are the standouts here with a refined smooth body. A contemporary interpretation of the classic imperial stout. Delicious, decadent but balanced.

Creamy, dry, Irish stout brewed by Treaty City Brewery especially for Mother Mac’s 10th Anniversary

The idea was to create a beer that we could drink from 8am in the morning, all day, every day! A brew that you could make your ‘go to’ at any time and still function. So we took decided that this needed to be low ABV, ultra-pale, crisp, light and bang on in your face with the hops! The name comes from an old Black Country term in the middle of England my Great Granddad used to shout on his way out the door: “I’m going down the pub for a pint of neck oil!” Basically he wanted to drink his favourite local beer on mass and lube his thirst after a long hard day in the foundry. This is exactly what we do at the brewery. It’s our everyday, all day, go to Session IPA.

Malt Extra Pale
Hops Magnum, Columbus, Centennial, Simcoe, Amarillo, Galaxy, Vic Secret, Mosaic.

Fondly known as “Yellowcap”, Scraggy Bay is a balanced golden ale with a snappy little bite of hops.

Lough Swilly’s natural and cultural history is captured in the Irish and English placenames that mark its coastal features. Beneath the Knockalla Hills lies Scraggy Bay, giving us a local maritime name for a style of beer with a great maritime past.