Collection: Rest of World Beer
Some of the most interesting beer being brewed right now sits slightly outside the usual brewing strongholds. Mixed fermentation from North America, modern lager, farmhouse styles, sharp little wild beers, and breweries doing things slightly differently from everyone else. This collection pulls together beers we’re genuinely excited to drink regardless of where they come from.
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TASTING NOTESCrackerbread, Sweetcorn, Meadow Grass and Noble HopsWindhoek Namibian Premium Lager
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Our Rest of World Beer range brings together breweries and beer styles from beyond the traditional brewing centres of Belgium, Germany and the UK, showcasing modern craft beer and regional classics from across Europe, North America and further afield. From crisp Czech lager and American IPA to Scandinavian mixed fermentation beer and emerging breweries from places such as Estonia, Poland and Spain, the global beer scene has become broader and more exciting than ever.
Modern brewing culture now extends far beyond the most historically famous beer-producing countries, with independent breweries around the world combining local ingredients, regional traditions and contemporary brewing techniques to create highly distinctive beer styles. Alongside classic European lager and American hop-forward brewing, many newer scenes have become especially influential in areas such as mixed fermentation, modern pilsner, barrel ageing and experimental IPA.
Our selection focuses on breweries producing flavour-driven beer across a wide range of styles, including IPA, lager, stout, sour beer and mixed fermentation releases. Expect everything from saturated American craft beer and clean continental pilsner to experimental small-batch brewing and traditional regional styles that remain difficult to find in the UK.
Alongside internationally recognised breweries, the collection also highlights smaller independent producers helping shape newer and rapidly developing beer scenes across Europe and beyond. Whether you're exploring international craft beer for the first time or searching for something outside the more familiar brewing countries, this collection reflects just how diverse, creative and globally connected modern beer culture has become.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Rest of World Beer" mean?
This collection brings together beers from countries outside our main regional categories. You'll find everything from Japanese lagers and Scandinavian ales to beers from Australia, New Zealand and other exciting brewing destinations around the world.
What styles of beer are included?
There's no single style. Depending on what's available, you might find crisp lagers, hop-forward IPAs, rich stouts, wheat beers, sours and traditional regional beers, all brewed outside Europe and the UK.
Do the beers in this collection change regularly?
Yes. We regularly add new imports and limited releases, so the range changes throughout the year. Some beers become regular favourites, while others are one-off opportunities that disappear quickly.
Why should I try beer from different countries?
Every brewing culture has its own traditions, ingredients and approach. Trying beers from different countries is one of the best ways to experience new flavours, whether it's a crisp Japanese lager, a hop-forward New Zealand IPA or something you've never come across before.
Are these beers imported?
Many are imported from their country of origin, while others may be brewed under licence depending on the brewery and brand. We always list the producer and country of origin on each product page so you know exactly what you're buying.
I'm looking for something different. Where should I start?
This collection is a great place to step outside your usual favourites. If you're not sure where to begin, we're always happy to recommend a beer based on the styles and flavours you already enjoy.
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