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REAL ALE
Four Real Ales on tap!
At Falcon’s Nest Hotel, we always have 4 Real Ales on tap.
Our regular Cask Bitter is Bushy’s Bitter 3.8% ABV from the Isle of Man’s Bushy’s Brewery.
We also have three guest ales that change regularly, from local Island brewers including Okell’s and Hooded Ram, and imported brewers.
Our Regular Beers, Lagers & Ciders
Examples of our Guest Ales
What our Real Ale loving guests say
CHOOSE A BAR...
The Falcon’s Nest Hotel is a ‘free house’ and has two bars
We have a sports bar at the side AND a completely relaxed bar with a view across the bay and no music or TV – giving a full range of choice to our guests.
Serving Ale here since 1837
Manx Jough
Originally the White Lion, then the Queen’s Arms – the Falcon’s Nest Hotel has a long tradition of serving good ale.
Probably one of the first accounts is by author Edwin Waugh in 1869 who describes a thin Manx ale, called ‘jough’.
“A knot of Manx fishermen, are lounging upon the grass round a pitcher… Now they are very merry, and they laugh and chatter in full chorus, with great glee.”
and later on in the same story:
“In the tap-room of “The Falcon’s Nest.” They have brought another pitcher of “jough” with them. And listen! They are beginning to sing, in chorus, the plaintive old Manx song, called “Molly Charrane.”
Guide to Castletown, Port Erin, and adjacent parts of the Isle of Man by Edwin Waugh, 1869 – Manx Notebook
