Our Real Ales are produced on-site at The Triangle Tavern in the Green Jack Brewery by Tim & Daron  

Originally founded in 1993 in Oulton Broad by Real Ale enthusiast Tim Dunford, The Green Jack Brewery temporarily ceased trading in 2001 after a split with business partners. However, in 2003, Tim installed a purpose-built 2000 litre plant behind The Triangle Tavern, therefore making it the UKs most easterly Brewery. Tims Ales have won numerous CAMRA Beer Festival Awards over the years, with the most recent being his Orange Wheat Beer (Champion Beer and Best Speciality Beer at Norwich Beer Festival 2005) and Canary (Ipswich Beer Festival 2005). Green Jack Ales are a testament to Tims taste, skills and commitment to individuality and quality

Green Jack Ales are well-known for their hoppy character.  With locally malted wheat and barley, traditional English cone hops are blended with hops from the New World in generous proportions to give the Ales floral and citrus aromas

Please give us a ring (01502 582711) if you want to buy beers for your pub or party!

CANARY, 3.8% abv:

A straw-coloured pale Ale with a flowery hop (Styrian Goldings). A fantastic session best bitter

ORANGE WHEAT BEER, 4.2% abv:

Light, with grainy citrus & marmalade flavours. 'Orange' is the big favourite with our locals and regulars

GRASSHOPPER, 4.6% abv:

Full-bodied and a dark copper-coloured premium bitter with chocolate, fruit, malt and hop flavours. A more traditional style appreciated by visitors and locals alike

GONE FISHING, 5.5% abv:

A strong, golden pale Ale. Very light-drinking and very moreish

Seasonal and occasional brews include:~

HONEY BUNNY, 4% abv:

As the name suggests ~ Honey beer, brewed in the Spring

SUMMER DREAM, 4.2% abv:

Fruity, dry and hoppy with fresh elderflower. Brewed in Summer only

GOLDEN SICKLE, 4.8% abv:

A heavily-hopped, fruity pale Ale

LURCHER, 5.9% abv:

An 'Old Ale' style. Fruity, chocolatey, rich and fulsome, yet still well-balanced with hops

RIPPER, 8.5% abv:

Our Champion Barley Wine. Dangerously drinkably smooth yet well-hopped. A match for many Belgian Ales

Very occasional rare brews to watch out for are those that Tim makes in the Belgian Fruit Beer style using real fruits such as:

FRUIT BAT, 5.5% abv, CHERRY POPPER, 8.5% abv, RASPBERRY BLOWER, 8.5% abv