Tongham TEA - Sedimented

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Our top selling, award winning, classic Traditional English Ale.  Amber in colour, a malt-forward taste with the hops providing balance.  A lingering malt sweetness leads to a long, satisfying finish. 

Small-batch brewed with finest English malted barley, Surrey-grown classic bittering hop, Fuggles, and water drawn from the chalk aquifers under the Hogs Back ridge.  Named after the village of Tongham, which we have called home for 30 years.  Best with rich, full-flavoured meat and cheese dishes.

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#20pintPiggin 

20 Pint “Hogs Back Piggin”. Contains 18-19 pints of drinkable beer.

Our top selling, award winning, classic Traditional English Ale. Amber in colour, a malt-forward taste with the hops providing balance. A lingering malt sweetness leads to a long, satisfying finish.

Small-batch brewed with finest English malted barley, Surrey-grown classic bittering hop, Fuggles, and water drawn from the chalk aquifers under the Hogs Back ridge. Named after the village of Tongham, which we have called home for 30 years. Best with rich, full-flavoured meat and cheese dishes.

Sedimented beer needs 2 days to settle before you can drink it.

How long will my beer last?  Storage & Serving.  Recycling.  Click here 

Why is it called a “Hogs Back Piggin”?

#40pintPin

40 Pint “Hogs Back Pin”. Contains about 36 pints of drinkable beer.

Our top selling, award winning, classic Traditional English Ale.  Amber in colour, a malt-forward taste with the hops providing balance.  A lingering malt sweetness leads to a long, satisfying finish.  

Small-batch brewed with finest English malted barley, Surrey-grown classic bittering hop, Fuggles, and water drawn from the chalk aquifers under the Hogs Back ridge.  Named after the village of Tongham, which we have called home for 30 years.  Best with rich, full-flavoured meat and cheese dishes.

Sedimented beer needs 2 days to settle before you can drink it.

How long will my beer last?  Storage & Serving.  Recycling.  Click here 

Why is it called a “Hogs Back Pin”?