http://www.bollingtonbrewing.co.uk/drinks/regular-beers.htmA list of all the Bollington Brewing ales that are currently in production. en-gbTue, 20 Jul 2010 GMThttp://www.rssboard.org/rss-2-0-10This award winning ale was formerly First Brew, this was our first beer and still the most popular. A delightfully hoppy bitter. Clean & crisp with a light golden colour and a refreshing bitter aftertaste. Won Champion Beer of Cheshire in September 2009 and also Silver at the SIBA North West region in 2010. http://www.bollingtonbrewing.co.uk/drinks/regular-beers.htm#drink_15An award winning dark traditional mild, not too heavy, just what we like at the Vale. This is a smooth traditional dark ale with a light flavour and aroma, but a definite bitterness. Gold in Milds class at Sheffield Steel City Beer Festival and Bronze overall - awarded in September 2009 http://www.bollingtonbrewing.co.uk/drinks/regular-beers.htm#drink_16Deep copper coloured beer with a fresh slightly fruity nose, a traditional style bitter with a dry hoppy finish. The name comes from a beer formerly brewed by Heaver Brothers the last brewery before us 80 years ago in Bollington. http://www.bollingtonbrewing.co.uk/drinks/regular-beers.htm#drink_17A creamy golden fresh session bitter with a clean after taste and good body. Happy Valley is the name Bollington is known by its residents. http://www.bollingtonbrewing.co.uk/drinks/regular-beers.htm#drink_19An award winning Oatmeal Stout with a twist. A hoppy bitter taste keeps the sweetness in check and allows for a great dark beer. Bollington is know for it's Mills and Oat Mill Stout has a great ring to it! This won Silver in the Champion Beer of Cheshire Competition in September 2009. Also won Gold in it's class in the Steel City Beer Festival in Sheffield in the same month and Silver overall.http://www.bollingtonbrewing.co.uk/drinks/regular-beers.htm#drink_20Very pale light bitter with a good hoppiness and light body. White Nancy is the famous folly on top of the Kerridge Ridge which overlooks Bollington. Gold in Best Bitter class at Sheffield Steel City Beer Festival and Silver overall - awarded in September 2009 http://www.bollingtonbrewing.co.uk/drinks/regular-beers.htm#drink_21