Rathlin Gold is named after the golden hares on Rathlin Island, offshore from Ballycastle. The hares have evolved, because of their isolation on the island, to have a sandy coloured coat unlike hares anywhere else.

We brewed a 3.8% pale ale with a heritage malt, Chevallier, which gives a little more sweetness than usual. Using Bramling Cross and East Kent Goldings hops we have a pale that is quite honey like, and also herbal, floral and earthy. We think its a great tribute to yon hare.

As the sun sets over Malin Head, the most northerly point of Ireland, in a blaze of pink and orange, it’s the perfect time for a sundowner.

This IPA has a deep hue and a slightly sweet, malty note, which complements the juicy citrus hops and the smooth blood orange finish.

A Double Dry Hopped (DDH) Pale Ale brewed with Amarillo, Mosaic & Simcoe hops and New England Yeast.

"Escudos" were gold Spanish currency from the 16th Century, part of the treasure from The Girona shipwreck, discovered by the Belgian aquanaut Robert Stenuit in the late 1960s.