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Big Bank Holiday Weekend Friday Beer Launch Night
24 May, 2024 @ 12:00 pm - 11:30 pm

On Friday, 24 May we have a massive night of beer launches, including the launch night of a brand new brewery! All from breweries in Buxton.
The two events are:
Silent Brew Co launch with three keg beers from a brand new brewery in Buxton
Buxton Brewery Axe Edge rare cask launch
Silent Brew Co
Silent Brew Co are a new brewery in Buxton and we are one of the venues for their launch, with three small-batch keg beers.
You Can’t Take It With You 5.5% Hazy Pale
A sensory delight offering a perfect harmony of juicy tropical fruits, making it a refreshing and flavourful Pale Ale that’s perfect for any occasion. Mega hopped with Mosaic, Cashmere & El Dorado.
Hissing Prawn Destroyer 4% NE Pale
Citra & Idaho 7 New England Pale Ale. At 4.0% ABV, it offers a sessionable experience without compromising on flavour. Bursting with the bright citrusy notes of Citra hops and the tropical fruit character of Idaho 7, this brew delivers a juicy and aromatic punch. Its hazy appearance invites you to dive into a smooth and creamy mouthfeel, while its gentle bitterness adds a refreshing balance. Perfect for those craving a vibrant and easy-drinking pale ale packed with hoppy goodness.
Cocoa Utopia 6% Chocolate Fudge Stout
A luscious and indulgent Stout that delivers on its promise of chocolate fudge goodness, offering a perfect blend of rich flavours and creamy texture for a truly satisfying drinking experience.
Buxton Axe Edge Cask
Cask Buxton Axe Edge is a rare beast, having only been done in small quantities for their own bar in recent years. Breaking with tradition, they’ve decided to release a batch of Axe Edge casks.
AXE EDGE IPA 6.8% Their refreshingly hoppy, grapefruity flagship IPA is named after a moor close to England’s highest village, and was once roamed by some pretty edgy characters including counterfeiters, prize fighters and hawkers. And maybe still is.