Hawkstone Lager (330ml)
Gloucestershire
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You'll likely know that the belligerent, car-fanatic presenter Jeremy Clarkson migrated to farming. He loved it and the malting barley he grew. So much so, he was determined to ensure his crop went to make the best locally brewed lager – Hawkstone.
£32.40
1 case (12 bottles) - £2.70 per bottle(£8.18 per litre)
£26.40 (£2.20 a bottle) when added to 12 bottles of wine
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Free with 12 bottles of Hawkstone - 1 per customer first 400 orders - no alternative. Offer runs until (i) 23:59 on Sunday 5 July 2026 or (ii) while stocks last. In instances where the stated stock of free magnums/bottles run out, no alternative can be offered.
Beer Details
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United Kingdom- Deep Gold
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- 1.584 Units
- 4.8% ABV
- 31 October 2026
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Good weight, malty smoothness, citrusy with a refreshing bitter finish
The Beer
Having put blood, sweat and tears into cultivating his malting barley, Jeremy Clarkson was determined that it be put to good use. So he resolved to look out a good local brewery to turn it into lager. The village pub landlord introduced him to Rick and Emma Keene of Cotswold Brewery. They found they shared views on supporting local agriculture, plus, having done a 4-year degree in the process, Rick was an ace brewer. Jeremy was so impressed by the first batch of Hawkstone lager, he decided to invest in the project. Now, with a cider fanatic on board too – Kaleb Cooper – they have broadened their range to include one of those as well. It takes six weeks to make Hawkstone lager to ensure a smooth body, a malty core and a fresh bitter finish.
Having put blood, sweat and tears into cultivating his malting barley, Jeremy Clarkson was determined that it be put to good use. So he resolved to look out a good local brewery to turn it into lager. The village pub landlord introduced him to Rick and Emma Keene of Cotswold Brewery. They found they shared views on supporting local agriculture, plus, having done a 4-year degree in the process, Rick was an ace brewer. Jeremy was so impressed by the first batch of Hawkstone lager, he decided to invest in the project. Now, with a cider fanatic on board too – Kaleb Cooper – they have broadened their range to include one of those as well. It takes six weeks to make Hawkstone lager to ensure a smooth body, a malty core and a fresh bitter finish.
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Hawkstone Lager (330ml)
£2.70 per bottle£2.70(£8.18 per litre)
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