Yo Ho Ho Shiver me timbers! mate you can make better beer Yaarr!!Sound like a scripted thought? Well maybe, but this is how award winning Farmer's Ales came to existance.
The idea of brewing came to Nigel in a pub when a friend suggested he could make better beer than the one they were drinking. He agreed and when he discovered the right site at the Blue Boar, the Stable Brewery was born.
Nigel started the Maldon Brewing Company (also known as Farmer's Ales) in 2005, after having toyed with the idea for a couple of years. His base is the stables at the Blue Boar Hotel, Maldon, a 14th century coaching inn which provides a suitably historic backdrop for Nigel's business which draws on all the best traditions of beer-making.
Now Nigel's business is well-established and he sells his beers to pubs, restaurants and shops. He's looking forward to even more success in future.
As well as their regular beers, Farmer's Ales also come up with seasonal brews. Below is the list of their brews.
Regular Beers: Farmers Ales Captain Ann, Farmers Ales Farmer’s Golden Boar, Farmers Ales Pucks Folly, Farmers Ales The Hotel Porter, Farmers Ales A Drop Of Nelsons Blood
Seasonal Special: Farmers Ales Bitternoth, Farmers Ales Blackwater Delta, Farmers Ales, Blue Boar Bitter, Farmers Ales Christmas Stout, Farmers Ales Dark Horse, Farmers Ales, Edward Brights Stout, Farmers Ales Farmers IPA, Farmers Ales Happy Jack, Farmers Ales King, Green Bitter, Farmers Ales Maldon Mild, Farmers Ales Maldon Oyster Stout, Farmers, Ales Mr Mussel, Farmers Ales Ploughboys
If you been to Maldon, you might have tasted their brews. However, could you tell whether the sparkle of brews ever sprakled your mind with great ideas?
If you been to Maldon, you might have tasted their brews. However, could you tell whether the sparkle of brews ever sprakled your mind with great ideas?
Sponsored by: Farmer’s Ales
The Stable Brewery, Silver Street, Maldon, CM9 4QE
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