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== Cheddar Ales ==
{{short description|A brewery located in Somerset, England}}
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Cheddar Ales is a renowned brewery located in the village of Cheddar, Somerset, England. It was established in 2006 by head brewer Jem Ham, and has since gained a reputation for producing high-quality craft beers.
[[File:CheddarAlesLogo.png|thumb|right|The logo of Cheddar Ales]]


=== History ===
'''Cheddar Ales''' is a [[brewery]] located in [[Cheddar, Somerset|Cheddar]], [[Somerset]], [[England]]. Established in 2006, the brewery is known for producing a range of [[craft beer|craft beers]] that are distributed locally and nationally.


Cheddar Ales was founded in 2006 with the aim of creating unique and flavorful beers using traditional brewing methods. Jem Ham, a passionate brewer with years of experience, set up the brewery in the heart of Cheddar, a village famous for its cheese and picturesque landscapes.
==History==
Cheddar Ales was founded by brewer Jem Ham in 2006. The brewery was established with the aim of producing high-quality, traditional [[ale|ales]] using locally sourced ingredients. Over the years, Cheddar Ales has grown in popularity and has become a staple in the local beer scene.


=== Beers ===
==Beers==
Cheddar Ales produces a variety of beers, each with its own unique flavor profile. Some of the popular beers include:


Cheddar Ales offers a wide range of beers, each with its own distinct character and flavor profile. Some of their popular brews include:
* '''Gorge Best''': A classic [[bitter (beer)|bitter]] with a balanced malt and hop character.
* '''Potholer''': A golden ale with a refreshing citrus aroma.
* '''Goat's Leap''': An [[India Pale Ale|IPA]] with a strong hop presence and a hint of tropical fruit.


* [[Cheddar Potholer]] - A refreshing golden ale with a citrusy hop aroma and a smooth, malty finish.
==Brewing Process==
* [[Gorge Best]] - A rich and full-bodied bitter, known for its deep amber color and balanced hop bitterness.
The brewing process at Cheddar Ales involves traditional methods combined with modern techniques to ensure consistency and quality. The brewery uses a combination of [[malt|malts]], [[hops]], and [[yeast]] to create their distinctive beers. Water from the local area is also a key ingredient, contributing to the unique taste of the beers.
* [[Goats Leap]] - A hoppy pale ale with tropical fruit notes and a crisp, dry finish.
* [[Bitter Bully]] - A classic English bitter with a malty backbone and a subtle hop bitterness.


=== Brewery Tours ===
==Sustainability==
Cheddar Ales is committed to sustainable brewing practices. The brewery implements measures to reduce waste and energy consumption, and it sources ingredients from local suppliers to minimize its carbon footprint.


Cheddar Ales offers brewery tours for beer enthusiasts who want to learn more about the brewing process and sample their delicious beers. During the tour, visitors can explore the brewery, see the brewing equipment in action, and enjoy a tasting session of Cheddar Ales' finest brews.
==Community Involvement==
Cheddar Ales is actively involved in the local community, sponsoring events and supporting local charities. The brewery often hosts tours and tastings, providing an opportunity for visitors to learn about the brewing process and sample the beers.


=== Awards and Recognition ===
==Related pages==
 
* [[Beer in the United Kingdom]]
Over the years, Cheddar Ales has received numerous awards and accolades for their exceptional beers. Some of their notable achievements include:
* [[Microbrewery]]
 
* [[Craft beer]]
* Winner of the [[Great British Beer Festival]] - Best Bitter category in 2018.
* Gold medal at the [[World Beer Awards]] - Pale Ale category in 2019.
* Highly commended at the [[International Beer Challenge]] - Best New Brewery category in 2020.
 
=== References ===
 
{{Reflist}}


[[Category:Breweries in England]]
[[Category:Breweries in England]]
[[Category:Somerset]]
[[Category:Companies based in Somerset]]
[[Category:Beer]]
[[Category:British companies established in 2006]]
[[Category:Craft beer]]
[[Category:Food and drink companies established in 2006]]

Latest revision as of 11:00, 15 February 2025

A brewery located in Somerset, England



File:CheddarAlesLogo.png
The logo of Cheddar Ales

Cheddar Ales is a brewery located in Cheddar, Somerset, England. Established in 2006, the brewery is known for producing a range of craft beers that are distributed locally and nationally.

History[edit]

Cheddar Ales was founded by brewer Jem Ham in 2006. The brewery was established with the aim of producing high-quality, traditional ales using locally sourced ingredients. Over the years, Cheddar Ales has grown in popularity and has become a staple in the local beer scene.

Beers[edit]

Cheddar Ales produces a variety of beers, each with its own unique flavor profile. Some of the popular beers include:

  • Gorge Best: A classic bitter with a balanced malt and hop character.
  • Potholer: A golden ale with a refreshing citrus aroma.
  • Goat's Leap: An IPA with a strong hop presence and a hint of tropical fruit.

Brewing Process[edit]

The brewing process at Cheddar Ales involves traditional methods combined with modern techniques to ensure consistency and quality. The brewery uses a combination of malts, hops, and yeast to create their distinctive beers. Water from the local area is also a key ingredient, contributing to the unique taste of the beers.

Sustainability[edit]

Cheddar Ales is committed to sustainable brewing practices. The brewery implements measures to reduce waste and energy consumption, and it sources ingredients from local suppliers to minimize its carbon footprint.

Community Involvement[edit]

Cheddar Ales is actively involved in the local community, sponsoring events and supporting local charities. The brewery often hosts tours and tastings, providing an opportunity for visitors to learn about the brewing process and sample the beers.

Related pages[edit]