Belgian IPA | 5.0% ABV

Heist is our 5.0% Belgian IPA, a style that provides a tasty combination of moreish malt flavours with European hop aroma and subtle bitterness along with fruity notes from traditional Belgian yeast.

The name HEIST derives from the Belgian municipality Knokke-Heist which like Tenby is a popular and well loved seaside resort.

It also proudly represents the role Tenby had in the reformation of Belgian’s armed forces during World War Two, as our town was used as a military base for the Belgian soldiers that survived Dunkirk from 1940 until the end of the War.

This beer celebrates this unique and strong relationship our town shares with Belgium and it’s people, even to this day!

Amber Ale | 4.2% ABV

British Maris Otter, Crystal and Amber malts create a smooth, slightly toasted ale with a hint of caramel that, when combined with British Bramling Cross and Godiva hops, gives a well-balanced bitterness finished with an almost spicy blackcurrant and subtle lemon aromas.

North Star was Tenby fishing boat that ran mackerel fishing trips in the Summer months, and turned to trawling during the Winter months.

Her memorable fishing trips were enjoyed by thousands of holiday makers for over six years before she was sold and moved to nearby Fishguard in North Pembrokeshire.

Golden Ale | 5.5% ABV

This beer is all about the Cara Pils malt from the historic Weyermann Maltings in Bamburg, Germany, which gives Blaidd it’s lovely golden hue as well as a malty-sweet flavour with subtle notes of caramel.

British malted Oats create a creamy and pleasant mouthfeel, which blends incredibly well with the intense floral aroma and delicious mango and passionfruit flavours from the Slovenian hop that this beer is named after – Wolf, which in Welsh translates as BLAIDD.

We celebrate our Welsh heritage with a Celtic interpretation of a wolf’s head, an animal that figures prominently in Welsh mythology and legends.

Ruby Red Ale | 4.6% ABV

Brewed blending traditional Maris Otter with Crystal malt, which creates a delicious blend of malty sweetness along with caramel and honey.

German Cara Red then gives this ale its deep ruby red colour with a small amount of Black malt for those roasted flavours you associate with darker ales. No less than FOUR different hop varieties are used in the beer, all contributing to a well-balanced bitterness with a slight spicy note and a very pleasant herbal blackcurrant.

RFA Sir Galahad was Tenby’s RNLI Tyne class Lifeboat from 1986 until 2006. She was named in tribute after the Royal Fleet Auxiliary Ship that was tragically lost in the Falklands conflict, whose surviving members helped raise her half a million pound build costs.

Hoppy Session IPA | 4.5% ABV

British Cara Gold malt provides caramel and toffee flavours which alongside the malty-sweet base of Maris Otter malt creates a delicious and moreish ale.

New Zealand Waimea and American Mounthood hops create an amazing fruity and citrus taste, with subtle hints of pine whilst Polish Magnum gives a slight bitterness with a touch of floral aroma to really give this beer a quality finish.

Caldey Lollipop was at sea in all weathers during the 1950s providing a ferry service between Tenby and nearby Caldey Island.

In 1961 she was run aground and wrecked on Tenby’s North Beach during a storm. Despite the efforts of local RNLI crew members and even Caldey’s late Brother Thomas, who went over waist deep in the tide, doing their utmost to save her, she unfortunately was lost.

Celtic Pale Ale | 3.9% ABV

Aptly Named for it’s combination of British and French ingredients.

Maris Otter malts provide a light colouring as well as a malty-sweet biscuit backbone. We then add French Aramis and Barbe Rouge hops which contribute subtle floral almost grassy aroma and fruit flavours of cherry and strawberry.

Tenby was one of the earliest Welsh fishing centres, a thriving town and port from before the Middle ages, and by 1870 Tenby was the most significant fishing base in West Wales.

Sea Bass is our way of honouring our town’s strong fishing heritage, and the bass that features on the design of this bottle was exclusively painted for us by talented artist Florence Super.

Summer Ale | 5.5% ABV

British Maris Otter extra pale malt and naked malted oats create a malty-sweet biscuit backbone that is light in colour and soft in mouthfeel.

American Chinook is combined beautifully with European Mandarina Bavaria and Wolf hops to give this beer an intense flavour and aroma. Expect passionfruit, grapefruit, and other tropical fruits to make Firefly extremely juicy and transport you to a summer’s day on one of Tenby’s stunning beaches!

‘The Firefly’ was a small steamship owned by the Monastery on Caldey Island, and ran twice-daily excursions back and forth from the island. It served the community from 1894 until 1916 when it was lost in a severe gale.

Seaweed Black IPA | 5.4% ABV

British Maris Otter malt is blended with German Pilsner malt to create a malty-sweet biscuit base with a satisfying mouthfeel, that is then combined with German Carafa III which adds very subtle notes of coffee and dark chocolate but more importantly gives this beer its distinctive colour.

American Simcoe and Citra hops create delicious flavours and aromas of mango, passionfruit and other tropical fruits. All topped off with a hint of a fresh Pembrokeshire sea breeze provided by Dulse seaweed, plucked off local beaches by the Pembrokeshire beach Food Company.

Trawlers’ Dread is named after a group of underwater rocks that sits about 5 nautical miles South West of Tenby, and well known for being treacherous for any local fishing vessels.

Hazy Kveik IPA | 5.3% ABV

This Kveik yeast (Kveik – Norwegian for yeast!), has been passed down for generations and is the original farmhouse strain giving a subtle fruity, citrus finish and is the perfect base for this hazy hop bomb!

Lashings of oats and extra pale malt give a crush able yellow haze with gentle bitterness. We add classic US Centennial in the boil for a floral, citrus backbone that is ready to let the modern US Talus hops to take flight!

These hops are sourced directly from growers in the Pacific Northwest and are of the highest quality so expect big aromas of citrus, floral and tropical fruit. This beer does all the talking so we’ll leave the rest up to you!!!

New Zealand IPA | 4.2% ABV

Quintessentially New Zealand.

Using no less than THREE types of hops from the Land of the Long White Cloud; Motueka and Nelson Sauvin provide strong flavours of lemon, lime and tropical fruits whilst Pacific Gem supports that fruity profile with distinct berry aromas and subtle bitterness.

Blended with Maris Otter extra pale malt, this hoppy pale ale is very light in colour but heavy on delicious and juicy flavours. Kia Ora!

‘Pia’ is Māori for Beer and ‘Whanga’ is Māori for Harbour so this beer literally translates as ‘Harbour Beer’!

Milk Chocolate Orange Stout | 5.0% ABV

A full flavoured and smooth stout combining the deep roasted flavours and rich colour from British roasted barley and chocolate malt.

The addition of Lactose adds background sweetness and mouthfeel to give La Nossa Signora an even fuller body. British First Gold hops add a well-balanced bitterness, with American Amarillo and German Mandarina Bavaria providing the delicious flavours and aromas of oranges and tangerines.

A zesty kick comes from the addition of orange zest which is balanced with bitterness from pure cocoa nibs.

La Nossa Signora was a Portuguese merchant ship that brought the first ever oranges into Wales when she landed in Tenby Harbour on 17th June 1566 from Aveiro in Northern Portugal.

American Hopped Red Ale | 4.7% ABV 

It’s malty sweet caramel base combined with generous amounts of American Cascade, Simcoe and Centennial blend perfectly together for a pleasant floral aroma and an enjoyable flavour of tropical fruits.  

Red Berry Bay is named after Red Berry Bay on Caldey Island, situated just a mile out to sea from Tenby with its red coloured cliff faces and a place where the local seal population love to bask, eat and play.

Pale Ale | 4.0% ABV

Our flagship ale.

Brewed using British Maris Otter and Crystal malts combined with American Cascade and British First Gold hops which gives this beer a malty-sweet biscuit base along with a well-balanced bitterness and a fruity, yet slightly spicy note with floral aromas.

M.V. Enterprise was a large 100-seat passenger boat that was the first of her kind in Tenby Harbour.

With Ivor Crockford as her skipper from the 1960s until the mid 1990s, the ‘Enterprise’ made thousands of trips around Caldey Island, taking tourists to see the spectacular scenery and local wildlife including seals and cormorants.

Citra Hop Pale Ale | 4.4% ABV

Brewed exclusively with American Citra hops, this amazing dual-purpose hop provides a soft and subtle bitterness with a delicious tropical citrus flavour and aroma.

British Maris Otter along with Dextrin malt provides a thirst-quenching malty base with a satisfying mouthfeel and gives this beer it’s appetising light colour.

Sea Horse was the name of the last working Tenby Lugger, built in 1885. One of the most recognisable types of fishing boat along the Welsh coast, evolving at the beginning of the 1800s with many working right up until the First World War.

With the growing tourism trade in Tenby, many owners converted their Tenby Luggers and these became the first boats to offer sea fishing trips out of Tenby Harbour.

American Pale Ale | 4.4% ABV

A satisfying and enjoyable malt profile including British Maris Otter and Naked Malt Oats provides a sweet creamy mouthfeel that blends well with American Eureka! Hops.

This delicious hop variety creates a mild bitterness along with juicy hop aromas of blackcurrant, grapefruit and pine.

Bilidowcar is Welsh for Cormorant, a sea-bird that is a common sight in the waters around Tenby Harbour. They can be easily spotted by the characteristic way they stretch their beautiful wings when perched on local cliff tops.

This beer celebrates this iconic pose with a Celtic design reflecting our proud Welsh heritage.

Arctic Pale Ale | 4.8% ABV

British Maris Otter extra pale malt and Malted Oats create a malty-sweet biscuit base with satisfying mouthfeel that with the addition of Lactose gives a fuller, sweeter body.

Jam packed with American Citra, Simcoe and Mosaic hops, Tamar’s Tusk is full of tropical fruit flavour and aroma, all finished with a hint of a fresh Pembrokeshire Sea breeze from local Dulse seaweed that made Wally the Walrus feel right at home!

Like a Walrus appearing in Tenby, there is a uniqueness to this beer brewed in honour of an unexpected visitor who came to Tenby in the Spring of 2021.

‘Wally’ the Walrus, as he became known, quickly gained celebrity status with visitors travelling many miles to see him at his favourite spot on the bottom of our lifeboat slip.

Tenby Best Bitter | 4.4% ABV

The perfect HARBWR session ale.

Delicately hopped with UK grown hops and malt to provide a silky smooth, moreish bitter.

This traditional style is made with the best of British ingredients. Our ‘Best’ uses a blend of Crystal and Cara Malts to give a wonderful malty over tone, then delicately hopped with UK Challenger, Admiral and Cascade for a forgiving bitterness and provides floral and subtle citrus aromas, all topped off with lovely fruity esters.

‘Best You Best’ is taken from the local Pembrokeshire colloquialism and celebrates everything Tenby, including an exclusively commissioned artwork of our iconic Tenby Harbour that has found it’s way onto this very bottle.

British Hop IPA | 5.2% ABV

This innovative style uses a classic blend of Maris Otter malted barley and Cara malt which allows the modern UK grown hops to sing!

Traditional Challenger hops give a forgiving, well rounded bitterness and newly developed Harlequin and Olicana hops impart their unique flavours. Peach, pineapple, mango and passionfruit notes all show through in this IPA which is then boosted by the Verdant yeast for fermentation.

Waterwitch was the name of an early 1990s sailing lugger that fished the inshore waters around Tenby and was named after the mythical mermaids who watched over the local fishermen.