Our range of core products including Tribute, Proper Job and Korev.
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TributeZesty and fresh pale ale brewed with specially sourced ingredients, including Cornish Gold and Maris Otter malts and hops from the UK and the USA. The malty base brings character and flavour and balances the beer’s fresh orange and grapefruit notes. |
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Proper JobAn authentic IPA, packed full of citrus, pineapple and grapefruit flavours. Proper Job is a big, bold and strong beer with a crisp bitter finish; perfect for pairing with full-flavoured dishes. |
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KorevBorn on Cornish shores, open horizons inspired us and nature’s elements shaped us. Pale gold like the morning sun, fresh and crisp like a coastal breeze, full-on refreshment like waves crashing against our shores: this is the coast in a glass. Drink it all in. |
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AnthemAnthem is our new golden pale ale brewed with 100% British ingredients. The four hop varieties – Target, Olicana, Jester and Harlequin – bring the beer’s mango, peach, apricot, melon and tangerine flavours. |
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HicksThe oldest and most traditional of St Austell Brewery’s core beer range, Hicks is full with hints of esters and fruity biscuit malt flavours. |
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Cornish BestCornish Best is a full-bodied, easy-drinking ale that captures the quintessential essence of life by the coast. Toffee and biscuit notes complement a hint of bitterness to deliver a well-balanced flavour that’s made all the more drinkable thanks to its low abv. |
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Mena DhuBased on an original Cornish recipe, Mena Dhu means ‘Black Hill’, named after the farm that was owned by Walter Hicks, the founder of St Austell Brewery. A new generation stout that combines the best of the old with added complexity and refreshment. |
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Big JobIf a job’s worth doing, it’s worth overdoing! Big Job is a BIG beer: 7.2% alcohol, dry as a bone and jammed full of Cornish barley and as many hops as we could get our hands on. |
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Proper BlackA contradiction in term, black IPAs are a clash of styles old and new. Modern tangy citrus hops merge with roasted chocolate malts. As black as night, but close your eyes and you’re drinking a zesty IPA. Controversial? Of course not, just a wonderful beer! |