Since the 1974 local government reorganisation there has been much controversy over many county boundaries. The links we provide cover all areas possibilities: Ceremonial Counties which are the counties for which a Lord-Lieutenant has been appointed, Historic Counties (and their allied county boroughs) which represent the position before the 1974 re-organisation and Local Authority which represents the third tear District level. Two Tone Beers, Tor View, Hayes Cross, Shebbear, near Holsworthy EX21 5SW. Brewing suspended, wef 8/12/2019, closed 02/2020. Please see Devon Brewery Archive Reel Ale (OG 1039.5, ABV 4.0%) - Clean sharp tasting bitter with long lasting hoppiness from a blend of English hops In fact, this Devon brewery is leading the way in a brewing process called bottle conditioning – when live yeast is allowed to ferment in the bottle to create natural carbonation. This unique brewing technique creates deeper and richer flavours so you can enjoy your local pint that bit more. You certainly don’t want to miss this one! The Totnes Brewing Company

Bay Horse Inn, Totnes; Rumour, Totnes; Teign Cellars, Newton Abbot; Maltings Taphouse, Newton Abbot and at the brewery's taproom and bottle shop based at: Meadowbrook Community Centre, Shinners Bridge, Dartington, TQ9 6JD. Templer (ABV 4.0%) - a light amber ale, when poured it has a light head with sweet floral hints and a smooth finish. Leaving you wanting more. Crafty Lager (ABV 4.5%) - Classic meets craft. A lager profile fused with hops sure to please lager lovers and craft beer enthusiast alike. Hellishly Hoppy (ABV 4%) - Vibrant, fresh and delicious. Californian and German Hops combine to make a truly Hellishly Hoppy experienceSpiced Seville Ale – 5% ABV - Dark ale with the tang of marmalade from Seville Orange zest and delightfully subtle warm spices. Totnes Stout (ABV 3.8%) - Silky and smooth due to the addition of oats, this un-fined stout offers a great mouthfeel coupled with deep roasted and coffee notes. Legend (ABV 4.4%) - A classic cask-conditioned beer: smooth, full-flavoured and balanced, with a crispy malt fruit finish. Bresecco – 7% ABV - A sparkling lager made with Spanish wine grapes then fermented and conditioned over time to produce a crisp, light alternative to sparkling wine. The 11th Food Drink Devon Awards were held this week. More than 330 individuals from the county’s finest food and drink producers, hospitality and catering businesses, and speciality retailers celebrated at the ceremony at Crowne Plaza Plymouth.

Uses twice the amount of roasted malt of The Stout. Big, bold flavours of bitter dark chocolate, roasted coffee and pungent dark fruit. Not for the faint of heart. The Salcombe Brewery started trading on 1 May 2016, brewing and distributing several cask bottled ales.A Belgian farmhouse style beer which is earthy and spicy but with a tartness which comes from the green tomatoes. Champion National Organic Beer (soil assoc) 2019/2021, The New Lion Brewery features a bar that opens on weekends, serving every available beer currently bottled. It has three flagship beers: Pandit IPA, Mane Event and Totnes Stout. And, in addition to these classics, they have experimented to produce some slightly quirkier Devon beers, such as a pumpkin ale, a chilli beer, and a mushroom stout. So, if you’re feeling adventurous, make sure you try one of these! Hunter’s Brewery Harvesters Ale (ABV 5.5%) (available in September) - A full-flavoured, malty amber ale, made with superior Maris Otter malt And the following Beer festivals: Ipple Tipple, Abbfest and South Devon CAMRA Sunshine Beer & Cider Festival, Teignmouth Portside (ABV 4.3%) - a crisp, bronze ale. Full bodied, with hints of fruits, caramel and sweet biscuit aroma. It has a secret recipe of malt giving it a distinctive flavour.

The history of beer, together with the history of the ale house, tavern and pub is a major part of the social history of Britain, and for those who like their history through a pint glass - the new National Brewery Centre Archives will be a boon. Devon Pride (OG 1039, ABV 3.8%) - A dark amber colour beer, with a fruity aroma. Rich in flavour, this beer defies its A.B.V. with a surprising amount of body. Smooth to drink, with a malty palate and hints of fruit leading to further fruit in the finishA spokesperson said: “Year on year we have seen the standard increasing with every award being hotly contested with this, our 11th year, being no exception.” The full list of winners can be found below. Established in 2018, Ivybridge Brewing Company is a social enterprise brewery that aims to provide jobs and training opportunities for people with learning disabilities. They relocated to their current premises in early 2021. A small but growing range of bottle conditioned ales are available. Pride of Dartmoor (ABV 4.0%) - Refreshing, easy drinking and moreish amber ale, biscuit and caramel notes marry with a sweet floral finish. Salcombe Gold 4.2% - Straw coloured refreshing ale made with North American hops giving a wonderful hop aroma and lasting hoppy taste (cask only) Tradesmans Arms, Stokenham; Pigs Nose, East Prawle ; Queens Arms, Slapton; Tower Inn, Slapton, Radius 7, Stoke Fleming and, of course, at The Taphouse, Stokeley Barton Barns, Stokenham