A Father’s Day tradition from the Chiltern Hills — and one of our most popular seasonal gift releases each year.
Presented in a reusable 1 litre glass flagon with an exclusive Father’s Day label and beer mat, this is a gift designed for dads who appreciate proper beer and a little thought behind it.
Inside is a rich, well-rounded amber ale, extra hopped for aroma and aged to perfection — smooth, satisfying and brewed for raising a glass properly on Father’s Day.
Character & Style
Brewed with Class A Buckinghamshire malt and a hint of roast barley, Father’s Day Flagon is an amber ale with warmth, balance and gentle richness at its heart.
Extra hopping brings a fresh aromatic lift, while careful maturation rounds the beer beautifully, creating a smooth, easy-drinking pint with depth of flavour and a clean finish.
Bottle conditioned and naturally matured, it’s a beer with real character — traditional in style, but wonderfully drinkable.
Why It Makes a Great Gift
There’s something pleasingly proper about a flagon of beer.
Reusable, substantial and unmistakably generous, it feels more personal than simply wrapping up another pair of socks. Whether opened at Sunday lunch, shared in the garden, or carefully kept aside for later in the evening, it’s a gift that tends to become part of the day itself.
And because we bottle these in limited numbers each year, they rarely stay around for long.
What’s Included
- 1 litre reusable glass flagon
- Exclusive Father’s Day label
- Beer mat included
- Bottle conditioned ale
- Vegan friendly
Tasting Notes
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Appearance: Deep amber with a rich glow
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Aroma: Gentle malt richness with fresh hop lift
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Palate: Smooth caramel malt, balanced bitterness and rounded flavour
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Finish: Clean, mature and satisfying
Details
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Style: Amber Ale
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ABV: 4.6%
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Format: 1L reusable glass flagon
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Conditioning: Bottle conditioned
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Contains: Barley & Wheat
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Availability: Limited Edition Father’s Day release
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Dispatch & Collection: from w/c the 25th May
Made with Class A Bucks grown malt and roast barley for a 'Class A Dad'!
