Moles Brewery

Two new ales for the Sporting Season!

admin — Thu, 06 May 2010 08:51:28 +0000

Moles Brewery are pleased to introduce two new beers for the forthcoming sporting season.

Molekeeper, 4.4% abv. A full bodied golden ale with a hoppy, fruity aroma and palate. A pint of two halves!

Mole in 1, 4.3% abv. A big hit on the 19th! A crisp refreshing well rounded beer that goes with a perfect swing after a long drive.

Moles welcome in new managers!

admin — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 08:10:55 +0000

Moles Brewery would like to extend a warm welcome to Richard and Debbie Gerrish as the new managers of the Pilot, together with Nick Mann, new manager at the Bear!

Our new ale Elmo’s Fire has now been launched!

admin — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:01:09 +0000

Due to the popularity of our light colored summer Ale Barleymole and customer requests for this type of Ale to be available all year round we have developed our new Ale Elmo’s Fire !

Elmo’s Fire like Barleymole is a light colored Ale, however the Williamette hops used in Elmo’s Fire give it a unique fruity spicy aroma.

Currently available in Barrels and take home bag in box, and soon to be available in bottles!

For further information and tasting notes, click here.

Moles Ales Soon to be available in Fullers Pubs!

admin — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 10:30:15 +0000

Moles Brewery have recently teamed up with well known London Brewer Fullers to supply our popular Moles Best Ale to Fullers pubs across the South of England.

Keith Reynolds operations Director of Moles Brewery said “This is an excellent oppertunity for Moles Ales to be taken into new areas, we are very excited to be working with Fullers and supplying into such quality outlets”

See the below map of Fullers locations, to find your nearest Pub log on to www.fullers.co.uk and enjoy a great pint of Moles Best!

Black Rat Scrumpy – Cider of the Festival!

admin — Mon, 11 May 2009 09:09:52 +0000

At the Bristol Beer Festival, held in the Brunel Passenger Shed at Temple Meads, Bristol, in March 2009, Moles Black Rat Scrumpy was declared Cider of the Festival.

Moles is the Rucking best – again!

admin — Wed, 06 May 2009 16:07:42 +0000

For the second time in just three years, Moles Brewery’s premium brew Rucking Mole has been voted the best in the South West in the SIBA Beer Competition for 2009.

Judged by other brewers and industry experts at the Maltings Beer Festival in Newton Abbot on 22nd April, Rucking Mole was declared to be the top Best Bitter in the region, following similar success in 2007.

The beer, originally introduced as a seasonal brew to coincide with the Six-Nations rugby schedule, soon became so popular that it was added to Moles’ permanent range just a few years ago.

This latest award confirms local drinkers’ view that the 4.5% abv, malty, full-bodied best bitter has few peers in this part of the world.

Commenting on the success, Moles Brewery managing director Roger Catte said; “Rucking Moles is widely available throughout the region, in Moles own public house estate, and in leading free houses. For more information on availability, or how to purchase Rucking Mole for your own pub, visit the company’s website at www.molesbrewery.com