Beak Brewery Parade IPA

Beak Brewery's first flagship beer Parade is a flavourful 6% IPA made with a load of Citra, Mosaic and Idaho-7 hops creating a beer filled with fruit bubblegum, mango, orange peel, pineapple and ripe peach aromas and flavours.

Beak Brewery, now based in the South Downs near Lewes, was initially founded as a nomadic set-up by food writer Daniel Tapper, who brewed hop-forward IPAs and saisons with the likes of Beavertown and Northern Monk. Now equipped with their own kit, they've settled in Lewes to brew a diverse range of beers—from juicy IPAs to traditional best bitters and cutting-edge mixed-fermentation projects. Their taproom, with its ever-changing beer list and street-food canteen, is a worthwhile stop-off for anyone down that way.