Gert Lush
Quality. Naturally.
Quality.
Naturally.
Craft beer, for the discerning drinker. Brewed with care, near Glastonbury, on the Somerset levels. Each beer is a unique experience, made with the highest quality ingredients and matured to perfection.
Flavour
Flavour is first and foremost the most important thing, in all of our beers.
Never bland, never boring. At times, unapologetically intense.
Quench your thirst elsewhere.
Quality
Typically, at least 90% of beer is water. So we start with the best possible: fresh spring water.
We use the best organic ingredients and carefully cultured strains of live yeasts.
Packaged, produced and transported as sustainably as possible.
Experience
Beer isn’t cheap. So each mouthful should be an unforgettable experience.
All of our beers are vegan* friendly, many are gluten free too.
Brewed carefully to reduce hangovers**
The Beers
Sesh
Shouting...
Twin-Rotor
Nectar
Godswallop
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Come along on the journey with us, as we get set up and grow…
Beer Showcase #2 Fresh – Green-Hopped American Pale Ale / Session IPA
Bucket-loads (literally) of locally-grown green hops (Cascade, Chinook and Goldings) over a sweet and delicate pale ale malt bill of mainly organic British Maris Otter malt. Experience the once-a-year aromatic delight of a green-hopped ale whilst it’s fresh!
Beer Showcase #1 Sesh – American Pale Ale / Session IPA
Sesh. Our Session IPA or American Pale Ale (yeah, we're going to really offend some beer geeks mixing those terms). This is where it all started for us, the first beer brewed in the brewery and one we've refined over years leading up to that. Born out of the love...
What does Gert Lush mean?
So, what does the phrase “Gert Lush” actually mean? By all accounts, it’s a positive statement and a colloquial phrase from the South West of England. For many, gert lush is a quintessentially Bristolian phrase where gert means very/big and lush means lovely/good. ...
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*yeah, we don’t put fish in it… we’re not weird. You’d be surprised how many breweries do!
**you can read more about that here.