Light in body, but slightly dry with a medium bitterness and pithy aftertaste, this session IPA’s name hints at the legend of St Edmund, the original patron saint of England – from whom Bury St Edmunds takes its name – who was beheaded by the Vikings in 869.

Combining orange peel and citrus aromas with subtle pines notes it's one that's certain to always hit the spot. Brand new in the legendary craft beer range from Greene King, Flint Eye Dry Hopped Lager celebrates the stone age flint tipped arrows found in and around Bury St Edmunds. Flint Eye is a lovely clear golden beer with a loose, off-white head that disappears quickly, leaving just a faint swirl of bubbles on the surface. These early hunters were impressive craftspeople, expertly chipping (or knapping) pieces of flint to make sure tools were always on point. Widely available, Flint Eye and Level Head can be found in most Greene King premium outlets as well as Tesco and Waitrose.

the beer utilises yeast fermented at a colder temperature for a longer time, said to showcase its flavour balance. This lager was created in celebration of the Neolithic flint-tipped arrowheads found in and around the Greene King Brewery’s home of Bury St Edmunds. The Spanish brewery has launched an interactive 360 immersive experience in London’s Outernet, at Tottenham Court Road, where visitors are invited to perfect the perfect pour. Celebrating the Neolithic flint tipped arrows found in and around Bury St Edmunds, and the sharp eye of the hunting archers. Combining orange peel and citrus aromas with subtle pine notes, this lager is created with yeast that is fermented at a colder temperature for a longer time, resulting in a crisp and refreshing beer that has a delicate balance of flavours.

Greene King ​brewing and brands marketing director Will Hemmings said: “Our new range of premium craft beers is inspired by Greene King’s 200-year heritage; but the recipes and tales have been reimagined for the modern craft consumer of today. Creator of Home Cinema Choice magazine, and editor of The Luxe Review, Steve muses and reviews for Trusted Reviews, T3, Home Cinema Choice, Games Radar, Ideal Home, Louder Sounds, Channel News and Boat International. If you do require precise ingredient information you should consult the manufacturer, whose contact details will appear on the packaging or label. Let us know if we need instructions for where to find your house or want us to leave your wine in the shed!

Flint Eye celebrates the Neolithic flint tipped arrows found in and around the brewery’s native Bury St Edmunds and combines orange peel and citrus aromas with subtle pine notes while Level Head is a hoppy IPA with tropical and grapefruit notes, named after the legend of St Edmunds, the original patron saint of England from who Bury St Edmunds takes its name. Boutique B2B/B2C content creation agency: The Luxe Review offers a full turnkey copywriting service. Made using only the finest ingredients, and drawing on centuries of brewing expertise, this range of fresh new beer flavours celebrates Britain’s wild, eccentric past with consistent hoppy brilliance pour after pour.