Join the Penny Bank situated on Scunthorpe High Street, tonight (Thursday 22nd Nov) for the launch of the new beers on tap. From Lincolnshire brewery Batemans.
There will be a free buffet and 1 free pint with the chance to meet Mr Stuart Bateman. Stuart’s family founded Batemans in 1874.
Stuart and his head brewer will explain the history of Bateman’s.
Batemans Gold 
Batemans XB 
Batemans XB
| ABV | 3.7% |
| OG | 1037 |
| Colour | EBC 28 |
| Bitterness | EBU 25 |
| Hops | Goldings, Styrian Bobek and Challenger |
| Contains | Barley & Wheat |
Beer notes
Classic amber pale ale with Lincolnshire pale and chocolate malts, and a blend of English hops (traditional Goldings and the more floral Challenger), then slowly mature it for a grainy, quaffable beer. Not your average English bitter.
Yella Belly Gold / Gold
| ABV | 3.9% |
| OG | 1038 |
| Colour | EBC 12 |
| Bitterness | EBU 41 |
| Hops | Chinook and Cascade |
| Contains | Barley |
Beer notes
A golden beer brewed with American Cascade and Chinook hops for a refreshing citrusy flavour and crisp, dry finish. Yella Belly is the nickname for us Lincolnshire folk, but how it came about is the source of much debate and mystique. Some say it’s on account of the waistcoats worn by the old Lincolnshire Regiment, while others swear it’s inspired by the stained overalls of the county’s mustard pickers or, indeed, the bellies of our distinctively marked marsh frogs. Whichever it is, Yella Belly is certainly a beer that deserves its place in local history.
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