More Candles

Today we’ve brewed ‘Four Candles’ again ready for the run up to Christmas. Yummy and not . . . → Read More: More Candles

Drinking at home?

If you’re planning on drinking at home there’s no need to compromise on quality. Our excellent real ales are available in 4 pint jugs, in 5L minicasks, in 10L polypins, in 20L polypins and in 9 gallon casks. Please call the brewery to place your order and we’ll deliver free to any TF postcode.
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More Centennial

Centennial has proven to be such a hit that we’ve had to brew it again. So much for a one off. The new batch should be ready by the end of . . . → Read More: More Centennial

New beer

New single hop beer. Centennial. . . . → Read More: New beer

Where do those eggs come from?

A bit of a private rant —
Someone came into the Old Fighting Cocks the other day with a box of eggs they’d purchased in a pub in town (not ours!). We’ve got hens ourselves and we totally deplore the inhumane conditions that a lot of hens are kept in, just to produce cheap eggs. Armed with . . . → Read More: Where do those eggs come from?

Beer swaps

We’re always interested in doing swaps with other micros. Call Dave on . . . → Read More: Beer swaps

New website

We’re moving to a new website management package. It will be a lot easier for us to keep updated so there’s no excuse for old content now Dave! We’ll also be making the whole site mobile friendly and incorporating live feeds from the pub showing what beers are on and what’s coming up. There’s a few . . . → Read More: New website

Our beer at GBBF

Ironbrewer’s Steam is going to be available at The Great British Beer Festival at Earl’s Court from 3rd to 7th . . . → Read More: Our beer at GBBF

The pub is on Twitter

Keep up to date on news at The Old Fighting Cocks via Twitter. Follow F1ghtingCocks. (Note that it’s a 1 after . . . → Read More: The pub is on Twitter

Real ale at home :-)

We’ve now got 5 litre mini-casks of real ale available from the brewery or from the pub. These little beauties hold 8 1/2 pints of real ale. They need to be allowed to settle for 24 hours before you can enjoy the beer but it’s worth the wait. Real ale at home at £2 a pint.

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