Timothy Taylor's

Dark Mild

Smooth, Dark Ruby Ale

A 3.4% dark ruby beer with roasted notes and a smooth, creamy taste. A favourite of lovers of a good mild.

Especially popular in East Lancashire and loved as a guest further afield. One of the finest dark Yorkshire milds still in independent production.

We have moved Dark Mild from 3.5% to 3.4% alcohol by volume [ABV] for all to benefit from the new lower duty rates. Given the change is only 0.1% of alcohol and HMRC tolerances (e.g. 3.49% ABV is rounded down to 3.4% not up to 3.5%) we have not had to make any changes to our recipe but just minor adjustments to fermentation, that will be imperceptible to the consumer.

Brewers' Notes

Water
Pure Knowle Spring Water
Malt
Golden Promise
Whole Leaf Hops
WGV/Goldings, Fuggles, Savinjski Goldings
Yeast
Taylor's Taste Strain
Ingredients
Malt, Hops, Yeast, Sugar, Water
ALC VOL.
3.4%
Units Per Serving
1.9
Style
Dark Deep Ruby
Aroma
Caramel, Coffee, Roasted
Flavour
Soft, Toffee, Nutty
Bitterness / IBU 23.2
Sweetness
Best Enjoyed At
11-13°C
Food Pairing
Chicken Liver Pâté, Liver & Onions, Mushroom Stroganoff
Calories Per 100ml
30.5

Dark Mild Awards

Brewing Industry Awards

Gold Medal - Cask-Conditioned Draught Mild Ale - International Brewing Awards

Gold Award - Cask Session Dark Beers (up to 4.4%) - SIBA North East Independent Beer Awards

Silver Medal - Cask-Conditioned Draught Mild Ale - International Brewing Awards

Bronze Medal - Cask-Conditioned Draught Mild Ale - International Brewing Awards

Silver Medal - Milds, Stouts & Porters - International Brewing Awards

Silver Award - Class 1 for Dark Beer 2.9%–3.7% ABV - International Brewing Awards

Bronze Medal - Milds, Stouts & Porters - International Brewing Awards

Certificate - Milds, Stouts & Porters - International Brewing Awards

1st Prize - Milds, Stouts & Porters - International Brewing Awards

2nd Prize - Milds, Stouts & Porters - International Brewing Awards

2-Time 3rd Prize - Milds, Stouts & Porters - International Brewing Awards

Most people don’t have to check the shipping forecast before they go for a pint of Landlord.

Most people don’t have to check the shipping forecast before they go for a pint of Landlord.

Whoever said It’s all about the journey not the destination clearly wasn’t going for a pint of Landlord. Ask Ian Johnson from the island of Yell in the Shetland Isles. Every six months or so Mr Johnson sets off on an epic pilgrimage. A 500-mile round trip that includes 12 hours aboard a boat negotiating a particularly rough and inhospitable stretch of the North Sea. His destination? The nearest pub that serves Landlord on draught - The Queen Vic in Aberdeen. Maybe it’s the combination of the finest ingredients and traditional brewing methods that mean some drinkers will go that little bit further for a taste of Taylor’s. Bon voyage to them, as we say in Yorkshire.


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