Our Beers
SPECIALS
43° NORTH
4.3% NZ Hopped Session Pale
There is a little farmstead called ‘Welbeck’ on the South Island of New Zealand. Situated at 43° South, it looks like a perfect paradise.
This sessionable pale ale uses Wakatu and Wai-iti hops, grown in New Zealand. The combinations of these New World hops give this pale ale the subtle flavour of peaches and apricots, lifted with a delicate floral aroma.
HARLEY
4.3% Golden Ale
Edward Harley, ‘The Great Collector’ was Welbeck’s great archivist, building an astonishing collection of books and art.
Harley uses a blend of American and German hops to give an opulently floral honey-colour ale. Orange blossom and fresh zest are at the forefront with subtle sweetness behind.
MISALIGNED
4.5% Purely English Milk Stout
The 5th Duke was an unusual figure in Victorian high society. He was known for his eccentric behaviour and desire to be distanced from others. He communicated exclusively by letter through his iconic double-letterbox bedroom door. Visit the Harley Gallery to see the door. https://harleyfoundation.org.uk/whats-on/event/the-5th-duke-of-portland/
This classic British style of stout is silky smooth and sweet from the addition of oats and milk.
CAVENDISH
5.0% Blonde
Cavendish, our signature blonde ale, plays tribute to the House of Cavendish, a family lineage which spans from the 1300’s through to the current family at Welbeck.
Cavendish is a beautifully balanced blonde with crisp, zingy grapefruit flavours powering through.
HENRIETTA
3.6% Golden Ale
Henrietta Cavendish Harley, Countess of Oxford (1694-1755) was the greatest heiress of her generation and proved herself worthy of the Cavendish fortune by becoming an outstanding horsewoman. Her iconic portrait depicts her wearing a striking banded green riding outfit.
A golden ale with delicate honeysuckle aromas.
SLIGO
5.4% Irish Stout
The estate’s famous network of underground tunnels was built by the great philanthropist, the fifth Duke of Portland. This traditional brew remembers the Irish workers who helped construct the network, their campsite being nicknamed ‘little Sligo’.
At 5.4% this is a velvety smooth, chocolatey brew, created using the finest roast British malts and rolled oats.