Beers & Ciders | The Queens Head

Timothy Taylor established his brewery in Keighley, West Yorkshire in 1858 and remains an independent, family concern to this day.

This independence enables them to brew true cask ales in the same way as they have for the last 167 years.

Their Landlord pale ale is a prime example of this freedom which has a complex citrus and hoppy aroma and has won more awards than any other beer.

Harvey’s Brewery was founded in Lewes by John Harvey in 1790 and is the oldest independent brewery in Sussex. Still very much a family business and using time tested methods they consistently produce award winning ales. Using a blend of four local hops, water filtered through the Sussex Downs over 30 years, and Harvey's unique 60 year old yeast strain, Harvey's Best Bitter is the embodiment of Sussex.

In 1904, the La Cruz del Campo brewery in Sevilla developed a unique yeast strain and using the local water, similar to that of the Czech river Pilsen, which gave their beer a mild bitterness and a herbal and fruity aroma which in essence remains intact today.

Cruzcampo have a wide range of beers including those produced by their Craft Brewery in Malaga which unfortunately are not readily available in the UK.

Beers & Ciders at The Queens Head