Real Ales Wadworth 6X is a delightful copper-coloured beer with a malty, fruity nose and a restrained hop character. The same characteristics emerge on the palate but with more intensity, leading to a lingering malty finish. The beer is full bodied and distinctive but with a high drinkability, ensuring its position as one of the South of England's most requested beers.You can be sure that every pint of 6X is handmade in Devizes. 6X is brewed from 93% pale malt, 4% crystal malt and 3% cane sugar. The bitterness units of 22-24 are obtained from Fuggles hops (85%) in the copper and Goldings hops(15%) on the hop back plates. Colour rating is 28.   Greene King IPA is a session pint. If you like beer then Greene King IPA is the perfect choice, whatever the occasion may be! It embodies all that is best about British beer, with its clean, fresh, hoppy taste and distinctive tawny colour. The fresh, hoppy taste comes from using two different types of hops – Challenger and English First Gold. Combined with pale and crystal malts this makes it a perfectly balanced, enjoyable and refreshing beer. Greene King is a great beer to enjoy with certain foods such as curry, Mexican and other spicy foods.   Doom Bar is named after an infamous sandbank at the mouth of the Camel Estuary in North Cornwall. Doom Bar embodies many characteristics, which makes it worthy to carry the name of this natural wonder. It’s distinctive aroma and very fine balance sets it truly apart from other beers taking unsuspecting first time drinkers by surprise.  The aroma of Doom Bar is an accomplished balance of spicy resinous hop, inviting sweet malt and delicate roasted notes. The mouth feel is perfectly balanced with a complex blend of succulent dried fruit, light roasted malty notes and a subtle yet assertive bitterness. The bitterness remains into the finish with dry fruity notes that implore the drinker to go back for more.   This Weeks Guest Beer   Adnams Broadside 4.7% ABV.  With a name that commemorates the fierce Battle of Sole Bay fought against the Dutch Republic in 1672 off the coast of Southwold. Broadside is rich, with aromas of almonds, zest and conserved fruit; and a perfect balance of malt and hop flavours. A Gold Medal winner in the Strong Bitter Category at CAMRA Chamption Beer of Britain 2003.An award-winning pint to savour.