Allsopp's Pale Ale
Our Allsopp’s forbears dedicated themselves to perfecting this balanced, golden-hued, enduringly drinkable Pale Ale. And perfect it they did. We’re happy to share this crisp, sessionable and refreshing contemporary take on our classic.
Allsopp's India Pale Ale
Samuel Allsopp was the first to perfect Burton-brewed India Pale Ale. Some 200 years later, Allsopp & Sons invite you to savour this faithful recreation of the complex, beguiling, original Burton IPA.
Allsopp's Pilsner
In the 1890’s we built England’s largest brewery to brew Burton’s first lager. Rather premature, as no one had acquired the taste for it yet. This unfortunate oversight led to the collapse of our brewery. Bitten but not shy, we have unfinished business with the ‘Wee Yella ’.
Here’s to second time lucky with our bright, clean and refreshing revival of the original Allsopp’s Pilsner.
A Proper Brand History
Read MoreThe History of the Hand
Learn more about the history behind the distinctive Allsopp Red Hand logo. From when it was first registered as a trademark, to where it originated from.
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- Ian Webster13th May 2022
The History of Percy's Pilsner
Burton on Trent beer historian, Ian Webster, describes the origin story of Burton lager beer. The city was an important part of brewing history, but the use of lager yeast was revolutionary and it would soon spread around the world. So where does Allsopp’s Lager fit into the story?Read Full Article - 4th October 2021
ALLSOPP’S ARCTIC ALE
The strongest beer ever made? Well, in 1845 anyway.Read Full Article - 13th August 2021
The Relaunch
Almost 300 years after our first brew, Allsopp's back. We've dusted off the old recipe books to reclaim our exceptional beers. But who's behind it?Read Full Article - 13th August 2021
The UK's First Beer Laboratory
In the 18th Century, Allsopp's beer sales exploded, not only in Burton but around the world. Exploded quite literally...Read Full Article - John Stevenson Bushnan13th August 2021
Burton and Its Bitter Beer (1853)
John Stevenson Bushnan writes his account of Samuel Allsopp meeting Mr Marjoribanks. The meeting that changed history...Read Full Article - 12th August 2021
The Early Days
Burton upon Trent was known as the Brewing Capital of the World, but where did it all start?Read Full Article - Jamie Allsopp9th March 2021
The Collapse
By 1890 Allsopp's was producing 460,000 barrels of beer a year with a workforce of 1,750. So where did it all go wrong?Read Full Article - Ian Webster9th March 2021
"Is this the Indian Beer?" - Part Two
The history doesn't end there. Burton beer historian Ian Webster continues the India Pale Ale origin story...Read Full Article
Explore Our Archives
With over two hundred years of advertising memorabilia, here our some of our favourites. Please share yours by sending to askfor@allsopps.com.
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