Blandford Flyer celebrates the stoic fly-fishers of the Dorset Stour, who often await their catch in the blazing sun. The same ginger spice used in the beer is said to remedy the bite of the fly-fisherman's worst enemy, the infamous Blandford Fly. On the eye: Golden amber On the nose: Ginger spice & toffee On the palate: Sweet, refreshing, ginger spice ...

Badger Blandford Flyer is a rounded, sweet ale with brilliant fruity tones & no hoppy flavour at all. It is tawny in colour & its taste suggests ginger spice & toffee. ...

The wonderful Badgers Brewery have put together a trio of some of their finest ales. With two bottles each of Legendary Tangle Foot, Thrice Hopped Hopping Hare & Fursty Ferret in this pack, you are guaranteed a truly enjoyable experience. The Legendary Tangle Foot; A wonderful golden ale with hints of melon & pear, produced during the fermentation period. Fruity & sweet, Tangle Foot is a great ale to pair with steaks & good old fashioned pies. Hopping Hare; A rich triple hopped filled ale with a luscious golden body. Well rounded bitterness is packed with the lively, fresh hops making it a great pairing with lamb & spicy Thai dishes. Fursty Ferret; With its soft aroma & gentle taste of delicious marmalade Seville oranges, this ale is fruity, sweet & slightly nutty. A superb ale with summer picnics, barbecues & good old fashioned Cheddar cheese. ...

Fursty Ferret gains its peculiar name from Dorset's inquisitive ferrets, who are said to sneak through the backdoors of local taverns to sample the local brew. On the eye: Tawny, light golden brown On the nose: Delicate spicy hop, orange, malty On the palate: Malty, sweet/bitter balance ...

Fursty Ferret has a sweet, nutty palate, hoppy aroma & a hint of Seville oranges. Recommended with West Country Cheddar & indulgent pies. ...

8x 500ml Fursty Ferret has a sweet, nutty palate, hoppy aroma & a hint of Seville oranges. Recommended with West Country Cheddar & indulgent pies. ...

The beer is named after Golden Champion, a headstrong but loyal stallion who grazed in the fields of Stanpit Marsh, Dorset. Its pleasing copper appearance is complemented by an elderflower aroma & the subtle taste of tangerine. On the eye: Light copper, golden amber On the nose: Floral, subtle tangerine On the palate: Crisp, fruity, hint of elderflower ...

The subtle elderflower aromas of this delicately floral brew evoke a summer's evening. Golden Champion is a great companion for smoky, chargrilled chicken & peppery rocket salad. ...

Golden Glory is inspired by a majestic golden eagle said to soar over the Dorset coastline on crisp winter mornings. Golden eagles are so rare in the south of England that locals have attached a mythical status to the bird, claiming it symbolises the approach of spring. On the eye: Amber bronze On the nose: Peaches, nectarines, floral On the palate: Zesty, peaches, balanced sweetness ...

The thricehopped Hare presents a wellbalanced & refreshing golden ale. Goldings & Cascade hops contribute the fruity aroma, while First Gold carries the bitterness. ...