Five Points Lager - 4.1% ABV | Keg
An easy-drinking Lager brewed with Simpson’s finest lager malt and Goldings from Hukins Hops in Kent. Grassy, floral and spicy aromas from the hops and a slightly sweet, bready character from the malt. Refreshingly crisp and balanced.
Five Points Pale - 4.4% ABV | Keg
Our Five Points Pale is a fresh, zesty, aromatic pale ale brewed with malted barley, a little wheat, and Amarillo and Citra hops from the West Coast of the USA. It’s our flagship beer, and its citrus, resinous notes make it a perfect easy-drinking beer for any occasion. The first beer we ever brewed, our Pale proudly represents both the British ale tradition and the worldwide craft beer movement, resulting in an incredibly drinkable beer with tonnes of flavour.
XPA - 4.0% ABV | Keg
A light and tropical extra pale ale with assertive hop bitterness and aromas of mango and passionfruit. Even paler and hoppier than our legendary Five Points Pale, and the 4% ABV makes it extra drinkable, too.
XPA began its life as our collaboration beer for Field Day festival in 2016. Its sessionable ABV and refreshing, zingy bitterness proved a hit post-festival season, and the beer has since joined our core range in can, keg and cask.
JUPA - 5.5% ABV | Keg
Hopped with Simcoe in the boil and dry-hopped with Citra and Mosaic, our juicy pale ale has bold, juicy citrus flavours and a tropical fruit character bursting with pineapple, mango and papaya. It was brewed with a touch of wheat and oats for a silky malt backbone, allowing the West Coast hops to shine. JUPA’s low bitterness differentiates it from our Pale Ale and XPA and makes it a real thirst-quencher that’s juicy and totally crushable.
Five Points Best - 4.0% ABV | 500ml bottle
Five Points Best is a single-hopped Best Bitter, brewed with Fuggles hops from Hukins Hops. Refreshing and smooth, Best has notes of caramel and biscuit, and a lovely grassy, herbal freshness that makes you want to reach for another one. Five Points Best celebrates both the history of British brewing and the modern craft beer movement. It showcases the Five Points take on beer: influenced by the past but brewed very much for the present. Because, we reckon, why should modern beer always mean new beer styles?
An easy-drinking Lager brewed with Simpson’s finest lager malt and Goldings from Hukins Hops in Kent. Grassy, floral and spicy aromas from the hops and a slightly sweet, bready character from the malt. Refreshingly crisp and balanced.
Five Points Pale - 4.4% ABV | Keg
Our Five Points Pale is a fresh, zesty, aromatic pale ale brewed with malted barley, a little wheat, and Amarillo and Citra hops from the West Coast of the USA. It’s our flagship beer, and its citrus, resinous notes make it a perfect easy-drinking beer for any occasion. The first beer we ever brewed, our Pale proudly represents both the British ale tradition and the worldwide craft beer movement, resulting in an incredibly drinkable beer with tonnes of flavour.
XPA - 4.0% ABV | Keg
A light and tropical extra pale ale with assertive hop bitterness and aromas of mango and passionfruit. Even paler and hoppier than our legendary Five Points Pale, and the 4% ABV makes it extra drinkable, too.
XPA began its life as our collaboration beer for Field Day festival in 2016. Its sessionable ABV and refreshing, zingy bitterness proved a hit post-festival season, and the beer has since joined our core range in can, keg and cask.
JUPA - 5.5% ABV | Keg
Hopped with Simcoe in the boil and dry-hopped with Citra and Mosaic, our juicy pale ale has bold, juicy citrus flavours and a tropical fruit character bursting with pineapple, mango and papaya. It was brewed with a touch of wheat and oats for a silky malt backbone, allowing the West Coast hops to shine. JUPA’s low bitterness differentiates it from our Pale Ale and XPA and makes it a real thirst-quencher that’s juicy and totally crushable.
Five Points Best - 4.0% ABV | 500ml bottle
Five Points Best is a single-hopped Best Bitter, brewed with Fuggles hops from Hukins Hops. Refreshing and smooth, Best has notes of caramel and biscuit, and a lovely grassy, herbal freshness that makes you want to reach for another one. Five Points Best celebrates both the history of British brewing and the modern craft beer movement. It showcases the Five Points take on beer: influenced by the past but brewed very much for the present. Because, we reckon, why should modern beer always mean new beer styles?
