Did you know...?

…That we are the 2nd largest seller of Guinness in Finland!

Real Ale on tap - every week O'Connell's brings you a different great tasting ale from a far-flung (or not so far-flung) part of the world.

Featured Brewery

 

Fuller, Smith & Turner P.L.C.

Based at the historic Griffin Brewery in Chiswick, between the serenity of the River Thames and the hustle and bustle of the Hogarth Roundabout, Fuller’s has been brewing quality beers and running excellent pubs since 1845. Their beers are brewed to the highest standards and have won a myriad of global awards. From their flagship London Pride to the exclusive Vintage Ale, they are crafted with pride and passion.

Currently on Tap

Be sure to give this a try next time you call in.

 

Chiswick Bitter

From Fuller’s

At 3.5% ABV in cask, this brew boasts a refreshing, highly drinkable flavour, flowery and fresh, with very well developed hop characteristics (a mixture of the Northdown and Challenger varieties). In 1999, the brewing team at Fuller’s, adhering strictly to Chiswick’s closely guarded recipe, further refined the brewing process, so that the beer settles more compactly resulting in a more consistent and better tasting beer which is cleaner and fresher. As any Chiswick fan will tell you, the dry hopping (with Goldings hops) really sings out!

Bubblin' Under (although, not necessarily tapped in this order!)

 

DB5

From Cottage Brewing Co
DB5 at 5.0% ABV is a golden coloured premium ale, with a full bodied crisp, clean finish.
The name of the real ale refers to the most famous James Bond car Aston Martin DB5…

Hurricane

From Cottage Brewing Co
Hurricane at 4.7% ABV is a classic strong ale, mid red in colour with a perfect balance between the hops and the malt.

Licence to Chew

From Cottage Brewing Co
Licence to chew at 4.3% ABV is a classic golden ale, with a zesty aroma and citrus fruit flavours.

Winston Churchill

From Cottage Brewing Co
Winston Churchill at 4.2% ABV is a golden brown coloured best bitter, with a distinctive hop aroma.

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