Tanner's Jack

Tanner's Jack was named after the old Tanner’s drinking vessels, which were known as Jacks.

They were in common use from medieval times through to the 19th century. Leather was used because it was more readily available than pewter, decidedly less costly than glass, and did not break like pottery. Leather was also favored because of its strength allied with its light weight.

“A soft reddish brown ale with a nutty/malty palette,
background sweetness and a smooth finish”. A smooth tasting cask conditioned premium ale. It has a fuller sweeter taste than traditional ales with more character in the flavor than the aroma. There is background sweetness combined with nutty malty flavors to give a fuller bodied, yet easy drinking premium ale.