This year's beers on offer are:
| Brewery | Beer | ABV (%) | Tasting notes |
| Abbeydale | Restoration | 4.2 | The finest yellow beer to come out of Abbeydalein years – serious amounts of Chinook make this a must have for hop lovers! |
| Amber | Barnes Wallis | 4.1 | Copper-coloured bitter hopped with Styrian Goldings and Northern Brewer. Amber’s best selling beer for a reason. |
| Amber | Original Stout | 4.0 | Easy drinking, light stout but made with a complex blend of 5 different malts |
| Bank Top | Gold Digger | 4.0 | A golden ale, grapefruity and citrus flavours to the fore. |
| Bank Top | Old Slapper | 4.2 | A true blonde! Made with dwarf Hillary hops, the initial fruitiness is complemented by a pronounced hoppiness. |
Black Beck | Belle | 3.8 | Dark mahogany coloured beer with a great malty aroma |
Black Beck | Trial | 3.8 | Fantastic first effort Golden Ale with a solid European lager hop taste |
Boggart | Rum Porter | 4.6 | A classic porter with a smooth roast finish, enhanced by a sweet spicy hop taste, complemented with a hint of dark rum. |
Boggart | Cascade | 4 | Brand new single hopped beer using the well-known beloved US hop. |
Brampton | Jerusalem | 4.6 | A traditional bitter-style ale, the pale colour defies a rich maltiness normally associated with a darker ale. |
| Castle Rock | Harvest Pale | 3.8 | This golden ale from Nottingham just keeps getting better! Citrus fruit and flowers dominate the aroma and flavour. A former Champion beer of Britain too! |
| Crown | Brooklyn Height | 3.2 | American Pale Ale, with loads of hops and a bit of coloured malts for balance. This is the best beer to come from Sheffield’s Crown brewery to date! |
| Dunham Massey | Honey Beer | 4.3 | Made with lashings of Duerr’s Blossom Honey, this brew is very refreshing and bitter-sweet. |
| Dunham Massey | Landlady | 4.3 | A one-off beer made in celebration of a local landlady! |
| Dunham Massey | Dark Mild | 3.8 | Dunham Dark is a smooth, easy drinking, dark mild, based on the traditional North Western milds of old. |
| Elland | 1872 Porter | 6.5 | Current Champion Winter Beer of Britain, this is very dark and rich with a complex bitter-sweet palate and luscious malt flavours with warming rich port notes that combine into the subtle hoppy finish. |
| Elland | Best Bitter | 4 | A dry and aromatic beer made with Maris Otter malt and English and American hops. |
| Elland | Beyond the Pale | 4.2 | A pale golden bitter made with loads of US Cascade and a touch of Amber malt. |
| Falstaff | Smiling Assassin | TBA | A traditional bitter-style ale, the pale colour defies a rich maltiness normally associated with a darker ale. |
| Falstaff | 3 Faze | 3.8 | Light gold in colour with a malt and honey nose. Smooth malt flavours leading to clean balanced malt and hop finish. An, ahem, electric beer (Sorry). |
| Hawkshead | Windermere Pale | 3.5 | Low gravity summer that just slips down, but containing lots of fruity hop flavours. |
| Hawkshead | Lakeland Gold | 4.4 | Hoppy golden ale with loads of Cascade and oft soughtout in the Lakes due to it’s timeless popularity |
| Hawkshead | Red | 4.2 | Bitter sweet red ale, plenty of dark crystal, for those who like their beer with a little colour! |
| Hydes | Jekyll's Gold | 4.3 | A mid range ale with good maltiness in the mouth and a soft bitter after taste |
| Hydes | 1863 | 3.5 | Brand new summer beer with plenty of hops! |
| Keswick | Flight | 4 | Single hopped light citrus yellow beer |
| Keswick | Celebration IPA | 7 | Strong, malty IPA containing plenty of citrus hops and a bready sweetness. |
| Keswick | Adventure | 4 | A brand new beer from Keswick – no advance tasting notes! |
| Kirkby Lonsdale | Monumentale | 4.5 | A wonderfully golden coloured ale, brewed with the finest Maris Otter barley, blended with English and Slovenian Goldings hops, offering a distinct floral mouthfeel. |
| Kirkby Lonsdale | Jubilee Stout | 5.5 | Smooth, strong stout with a hint of liquorice and roast barley. |
| Marble | Summer Marble | 3.9 | Summer beer made with an extremely large amount of hops from America, balanced with a touch of caramalt and smattering of wheat. |
| Marble | Beer 57 | 4.5 | Brewed to celebrate the opening of the new Marble cafe bar at 57 Thomas Street in the city, this strong pale ale is heavily hopped with Amarillo and the new Summit hop from the US. |
| Marble | Chocolate | 5.7 | The timeless classic from the Marble stable, this is a rich, stoutish beer made with far too much Chocolate malt. |
| Millstone | True Grit | 5 | A super straw-coloured ale using only Chinook hops from the US. |
| Millstone | Three Shire | 4 | A pale bitter with a crisp fruity taste and great hoppy finish. |
| Phoenix | Wobbly Bob | 6 | The red-brown, malty Chorlton festival favourite which is adept at making people unsteady on their feet. |
| Phoenix | White Tornado | 4.3 | A crisp hoppy golden ale, deserving of its praise as the Heywood brewery’s finest beer. |
| Pictish | Alchemist | 4.3 | A refreshing, straw coloured ale with crisp malt flavours and a robust hoppy finish. |
| Pictish | Summer Solstice | 4.7 | A crisp refreshing blonde ale. Rounded pale malt flavours in the mouth are balanced by a subtle bitterness which leads to a dry finish with a delicate floral hop aroma. |
| Stringer | Sunbird | 4 | Rich gold, tangeriney summer beer |
| Stringer | West Coast Pale Ale | 4.4 | Lemony blonde ale. Don’t think West Coast USA, these guys hail from the West Coast of Cumbria! |
| Stringer | Paint it Black IPA | 5.5 | Excellent roasty black IPA (YES, IPA – think plenty of flowery hops!) |
| Thornbridge | St Petersburg | 7.7 | An immense imperial stout, full-bodied with lots of chocolate malt flavours and a subtle peatiness. |
| Thornbridge | Kipling | 5.2 | South Pacific pale ale with papaya, grapefruit and citrus notes. |
| Ulverston | Brahms and Liszt | 3.8 | Rhyming with a popular slang word used for describing someone tired and emotional, this beer is a one off for Ulverston’s International music festival. And Chorlton as well. |
| Ulverston | Lonesome Pine | 3.9 | A pale honey beer with a tangy fruit hop character |
| Winster | Old School | 3.8 | Amber coloured bitter with plenty of grassy hops. Very easy-drinking and refreshing. |
