[Closed] British 'real' lager?

I discovered one in a drinkery somewhere random like Reading that was reasonable. I bought it purely on the back of the name: "I Can't Believe It's Not Bitter."

You'll want to try this sir! Brewed in Buxton. Tis very nice indeed, and will make you fall over

[url= http://www.moravka-lager.co.uk/ ]Moravka[/url]

If your local Sainsburys stocks this, it's well worth a try....

[url= http://www.williamsbrosbrew.com/beerboard/bottles/caesar-augustus ]Caeser Augustus[/url]

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Yum.

Sam Smiths Do a rather good lager, labeled as organic I recall.
There used to be Wrexham Lager but not seen that for a long time.

Beaten to to it.

[url= http://www.cotswoldbrewingcompany.com/ ]cotswoldbrewingcompany[/url]

Tried all the Greenwich lagers between a group of friends and none of them were well received.
Which was a shame as I was really looking forward to a trip to the brewery.

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http://www.freedombrewery.com/our-craft-beers/freedom-organic-lager

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http://www.freedombrewery.com/our-craft-beers/freedom-organic-dark-lager

Calvors Suffolk lager, comes in cooking 3.8% and savouring 5.0% variants. There are also dark and amber versions but these were not to my taste.
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+1 for the freedom stuff its lovely

I remember my mum buying me some Freedom lager, as it was from the local brewery, and it was pretty horrible. This was quite a while ago now, have they improved ? How long was Freedom brewery existed ?

Likewise I've brought some beers from my now local Binghams Brewery and they were awful too. However it had only been going 1 year at the time.

+ 1 Cotswold Brewing Co.

Run by a friend of mine.

The St Mungo Lager from the West Brewery microbrewery in Glasgow is pretty good - dunno if you can get it any further afield though.

I like this
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Thanks everyone, will give some of these a try (I usually have a bottle of wine and a few ales before work every morning you see, so I need some more variety).

The St Mungo Lager from the West Brewery microbrewery in Glasgow is pretty good - dunno if you can get it any further afield though.

Available in my local Waitrose here in That London, and also available in Waitrose in Salisbury.

Wooden hands, cornish steam

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From [url= http://www.andwells.com/ ]Andwell Brewing Company[/url] - like good czech lagers and not too fizzy. Nice.

And +1 for Williams Bros Caesar Augustus.

From the Peerless brewing company, brewed in the heart of Birkenhead

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Harviestoun Schiehallion used to be lovely. Not seen it for years though.

Bigyinn,

My local Tesco sells it. Like a lot....

There used to be Wrexham Lager but not seen that for a long time.

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from [url= http://www.hawksheadbrewery.co.uk/prod_info.asp?prodid=54 ]Hawkshead Brewery[/url]

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The St Mungo Lager from the West Brewery microbrewery in Glasgow is pretty good - dunno if you can get it any further afield though.

Available in my local Waitrose here in That London, and also available in Waitrose in Salisbury.

also available in Waitrose Otley, W Yorkshire

Marlow Brewery Rebellion Blond. Simply tasty and ace.

Not tried the sam smiths organic lager, will hunt some down, many fuzzy nights in whitby drinking ayingabrau , that was a real tasty lager.

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[url= http://www.flickr.com/photos/25846484@N04/2533169079/ ]36 Schiehallion x 3[/url] by [url= http://www.flickr.com/people/25846484@N04/ ]TandemJeremy[/url], on Flickr

[url= http://butcombe.com/beers/beers.shtml# ]Butcombe Blonde[/url]

stella

This must be one of Britain's oldest lagers, brewed in Glasgow since 1885
http://www.framestore-cfc.com/work/tennents-lager-madmans-dream
I make no comment on it's quality but I would certainly advise avoiding the "Super" version.

yunki - Member
stella

Okay, not a Lager per se, but similar and definitely worth a try if you get the chance..
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Laverstoke?

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thing brewdog do a couple

Another vote for Schiehallion.

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32%

I guess it doesn't qualify as lager though.

Joseph Holts from Manchester do a couple of very decent lagers - Crystal is the lighter one, has won a lot of awards.
Diamond, the stronger one, will destroy you mentally and physically, wonderful stuff 😀

Available all year round in the NW.

The North East does the best.

http://www.brew-star.co.uk/uncategorized/anarchy-launched/

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their pale ale is better though

Okay, not a Lager per se, but similar and definitely worth a try if you get the chance..
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...and have recently re-mortgaged your house...

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I've also had a smoked lager on tap from Brewdog which was interesting.

Zero Degrees. Black Lager.

Brew Pubs in Reading, Cardiff, Bristol & Black Heath.

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