Our banging core range beer, Killcat Pale Ale 3.7% is back in cans this week.
Crisp, hoppy, and refreshing with flavours of lemon and lime. A tasty session pale that makes for the perfect drink after a hard day’s work.
We’ve dry-hopped this beer with a number of our favourite New Zealand varieties for bright citrus and floral notes. This helps make it a delicious session pale packed with a punch that belies its strength.
As with all our beers, each one pays tribute to our favourite green space – Richmond park. Killcat takes its name from the sinister sounding Killcat Corner, on the east side of Richmond Park – near Robin Hood Gate. Its origin remains a mystery.
Stock-up on Killcat cans now our webshop.
Have a hoppy weekend!
Team PB 😉
Come and try our latest brew!! Gallows American Pale Ale 4.5% ABV is back and it’s one of our best batches yet! So proud of this one. A fine fruity mix of mangoes and tropical flavours. It’s a drop of golden deliciousness and one of our most popular beers. You have to try it!
We’ve upped the crystal malts in this batch for a deeper golden colour. It’s then dry-hopped with Simcoe and Mosaic to bring its rich aroma and balanced bitterness.
As with all our beers, each one pays tribute to nearby Richmond Park – our favourite green space. Gallows takes its name from the gallows that once stood near Ladderstile gate.
Come and try this tasty beer on tap at our tap room! We’re open every Friday and Saturday. Now accepting walk-ins. Though we would prefer it if you booked ahead. Book now.
Or, go straight to ordering this new batch of seriously tasty beer from our webshop. Shop now.
Hope to see you at our tap room soon!
Team PB
Get your hands on our brand-new brew!
Lost Farms Farmhouse Pale Ale 5.1% ABV has a mouth-watering melon aroma with rich apricot flavours.
A delicious Farmhouse Pale brewed with a saison yeast, this beer is fermented warm which creates a fruity lemon scent with notes of fresh hay. It’s then dry-hopped with Huell Melon and new hop Callista.
As with all our beers we try to link them up to stories from our local park – Richmond Park. This new brew is no different and commemorates the lost medieval farms that once stood on the lands of Richmond Park. In 1637 when King Charles I decided to enclose the Park, these farms were cleared to make way for his intended hunting grounds.
Shop this tasty beer now to try it from the comfort of your home.
Or, visit our tap room to taste it on tap. Open every Friday and most Saturday evenings, please email us to make a booking on hello@theparkbrewery.com.
Speak soon!
Team PB 😊
The EPIC Killcat Pale Ale 3.7% is BACK on the webshop.
The ultimate treat for bank holiday revelries, this fresh drop is tasting better than ever. It’s crisp, hoppy, and refreshing. A pale ale packed with a punch that belies its strength.
It’s been dry hopped with a number of our favourite New Zealand varieties for bright citrus and floral notes, with aromas of lemon and lime.
Did you know? Killcat takes its name from the sinister sounding Killcat Corner, on the east side of Richmond Park – near Robin Hood Gate. Its origin remains a mystery.
Have a hoppy bank holiday!
Team PB 😉
Don’t miss out on our 5L mini-kegs of Phantom Kölsch style lager 4.2% ABV this bank holiday weekend.
It’s fruity, clean and crisp. Brewed with lager malts and fermented with ale yeast at a low temperature it is then lagered for a minimum of 4 weeks, and lightly hopped with Hallertau Blanc.
As with all of our beers, when it comes to naming we try and link up with some great stories about our local park – Richmond Park. The codename ‘Phantom’ was given to the special recon unit based in the Park during WW2 which maintained vital lines of communication during the war. Learn more about this here.
We first brewed this beer 3 years ago because there were plenty of pilsners and hells lagers around; we wanted to be more adventurous.
Our 5L mini-kegs are the ultimate accompaniment to a bank holiday garden BBQ or a trip to Richmond Park! For only £23 for 8-9 pints, get ready to pick up a bargain!!
Shop Phantom Kölsch mini-kegs now.
Speak soon!
Team PB x
Introducing Ballet Loop 3.4% ABV, our brand-new beer!!
Named after a well-known cycling route through Richmond Park, Ballet Loop is brewed with a New England yeast strain which helps to elevate the hop flavour and aroma. Although it’s a low ABV beer, it has a rich and juicy mouthfeel, low bitterness and pungent aromas of pineapple, melon and apricot.
Our cycling friends may be familiar with the Ballet Loop cycle route. The inner Ballet Loop is perfect for beginners (and those only interested in half laps). It takes in the best of Richmond Park via a quieter road away from the cars, and cuts through the middle of the park past the Royal Ballet School, also known as White Lodge.
Keep your eyes peeled as this new beer will be coming to the webshop in the next few weeks.
Want to be the first to know about when this beer will be live on our webshop?
Plus, follow us on social media @theparkbrewery and be part of our journey!
Cheers for now,
Team PB 😊
In keeping with the spirit of International Women’s Day 2021, for every can of SYLVA sold, we’ll donate 10p to The Kingston Women’s Centre to help them continue their important work in the area.
In addition, anyone that places an order on the webshop throughout April will have the option to donate to this charity at checkout.
All donations will go towards renovating the derelict garages owned by The Kingston Women’s Centre, who want to create a large, bright, and safe therapeutic space for women. The team currently offer low cost, long-term, one-to-one counselling, and psychotherapy to clients.
However, their ambition is to extend their support system to include even more services and activities such as art therapies, new mum groups, plus anxiety and survivors’ groups. This will broaden their offering so they can continue to support an even greater community of wonderful women. Every donation at our checkout will help make this dream into reality!
Want to find out why SYLVA celebrates International Women’s Day?
Known internationally as “air girl” for her parachuting exploits, Sylva Boyden is the inspiration behind the naming of this small but mighty IPA. In 1919, Ms. Boyden became the first woman to jump from a balloon wearing a parachute and the event happened in Richmond Park.
To honour the achievements of SYLVA and to celebrate this year’s International Women’s Day theme #ChooseToChallenge, Frankie, Ellie and Miranda from the TPB team brewed this punchy IPA on #IWD2021.
Read the full story about SYLVA in our blog here – it’s EPIC.
Plus, stock up on 330ml cans of SYLVA while you can.