Camerons

What Metallica can do, Motörhead has been able to do for a long time: brew beer. Or at least lend their good name to a beer. In this case, the beer itself was brewed by Camerons Brewery in Hartlepool. The creation is called Röad Crew and we can definitely taste the hard rock in the innocent golden beer!

Turbulent history

Before Camerons Brewery was given the honor of brewing Motörhead's personal beer, the brewery had to establish itself in the highly competitive beer business in Great Britain. The success story began in 1852 with a farmer who founded the Lion Brewery. After his death, his widow hired William Cameron, who ran the brewery successfully from then on. So successfully that in the years that followed he had to rebuild and expand it several times and even went public. Camerons Brewery bought up several other breweries and developed into a brewery empire that also sold bottled mineral water. After turbulent years that followed, in which the company was sold, split up, resold, downsized and expanded, the brewery is now privately owned again.

Road Crew

To paraphrase Lemmy Kilmister's "(We Are) The Road Crew", a beer is really all you need. No matter how terrible the day, how stressful the job or how frustrating your love life, another beer is what you need and what makes everything better. The beer that Motörhead developed together with Camerons Brewery is an American Pale Ale. Typical of this style is the large amount of hops used in brewing. Röad Crew contains the fine aromas of citrus fruits and blackcurrants. In addition to these flavors, the hops provide a pleasant bitterness. At 5% ABV, you have to empty a few bottles to get to rock concert level, but that doesn't matter, because Röad Crew is so drinkable that you'll want to grab the next one straight away, even without concert tickets.