Derwent Rose Brewery, The Grey Horse, 115,
Sherburn Terrace, Consett, Co. Durham. DH8 6NE.
01207 502585
Started in 1997 in stables behind Consett's oldest pub, the brewery produces more than 10 real ales.
They have their own website which is at www .thegreyhorse.co.uk
Beers Brewed at present.
Derwent Deep (5% ABV)
Strong, very dark full bodied with the distinctive flavour of roasted barley and a hint of
liquorice. Full hoppy finish.
Swordmaker (4.5% ABV)
Full bodied, complex beer. Malty and fruity. Interesting finish of hops and bitter.
Red Dust (4.2% ABV)
Tawny, ruby red coloured. The slightly sweet, malty and fruity taste fades away to a distinctive
bittersweet finish. Named after the infamous red dust from the steal works of Consett.
Target Ale (4% ABV)
First brewed for the 150th Anniversary of the pub which was originally called the Target Inn.
Smooth bitter brewed with Challenger and Goldings hops.
C2C (5% ABV)
Super premium bitter with a rounded palate hopped with English Challanger and Goldings hops. named after
the Coast to Coast cycle track that passes within 200 yards of the pub.
Steel Town (3.8% ABV)
Session beet. Well hopped with a bitter finish.
Conroy´s Stout (4.1% ABV)
Brewed every year for St. Patrick´s Day and at other times of the year.
Angel Ale (5% ABV)
Named after "the Angel of the North". Golden premium bitter. Well hopped with Fuggles and
Goldings beer.
Devil´s Dip (9% ABV)
A staggering 9% dark ruby beer. Deceptively smooth and light for its huge strength.
Called "Conroy´s Crackers" when brewed for Christmas.
Mutton Clog (3.8% ABV)
Refreshing, golden lightly hopped beer. Bitter sweet with hints of citrus. Named after a
hill on the outskirts of the town where three legendary giants fought and left some stones on the site.
Paddy´s Delight (3.8%)
Named after the pub dog. Session single hop beer using Bramling Cross hops.
3 Giants (3.2% ABV)
Brewed especially for the 1999Beer Festival. A dark mild ale named after the legendary Giants of
Consett.
Pott Clock. (4.2%)
A lager type beer, named after a famous Consett Landmark.
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