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Red continues Hydes 2025 Vintage beer series

Darren Norbury by Darren Norbury
24 June 2025
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Hydes Brewery has unveiled Hydes Red, a ruby-coloured ale, the latest addition to its popular Vintage series of brews.

Hydes Red

It stands out with a rich malt profile, crafted using dark Muscovado sugar and a touch of Red X ale malt. The resulting brew delivers malt, caramel, and subtle liquorice notes.

The Vintage series, launched last year, celebrates Hydes’ brewing heritage by drawing inspiration from the original Anvil Brand beers. Each limited-edition ale reflects classic styles infused with contemporary appeal.

Red will be followed by Stingo (6% ABV), and the 2025 series will conclude with Imperial (5.2% ABV).

To complement this year’s seasonal Vintage line-up, Hydes has introduced striking retro-inspired branding, featuring bold pump clips and promotional materials that revive the iconic Anvil Brewery identity.

“Hydes Red marks an exciting chapter in our 2025 Vintage series,” said Hydes’ managing director Adam Mayers. “The enthusiasm for our earlier cask ales has been fantastic, and this ruby ale brings fresh character and flavour to the collection.

“Our vintage branding connects us to the heritage of the Anvil Brand while speaking to today’s drinkers. This refreshing bi-monthly range is a celebration of our past and a toast to the future.”

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