Elsie Mo

Elsie Mo carries itself with quiet confidence. There's a honeyed malt sweetness that sits front and centre without being cloying, and it's got enough body that you actually feel it coating your mouth. The 20 IBU keeps it balanced rather than bitter, but you get a subtle herbal thread running through that stops it feeling one-dimensional. At 4.7%, it's got just enough alcohol warmth to remind you you're drinking something crafted, not just chasing thirst.

Yorkshire Terrier

Yorkshire Terrier is leaner and more direct—it goes straight for clean, crisp malts with a touch of biscuit character. The lower ABV makes it feel more like a true session beer; it's got personality but it doesn't demand your attention. That same 20 IBU sits differently here though, feeling less integrated and more like a whisper of dryness at the finish. It's the kind of beer you'd barely notice you're three pints into.