Become a Hawkstonian.
Do you consider yourself to be a person of impeccable taste? If you do, then you look like a future Hawkstonian.
What it is, and what it is emphatically not.
What you get
- Fifteen per cent off your case, every month
- Twenty per cent off merchandise and products at the brewery
- VIP first dibs on new and limited brews
- An exclusive monthly newsletter from Jeremy, who signs himself Hawkstonian-in-Chief
- Runes on every order, on top of the discount
- Cancel any time after three charges
What there is not
- A joining fee
- A minimum spend beyond the case itself
- Any obligation to take a delivery you do not want
- A price that quietly rises after six months
- Anything at all sold about you to anybody
The arithmetic, stated plainly.
| Drink | One-off | Hawkstonian | You save |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium Lager, 12 | £28.00 | £23.80 | £4.20 |
| Session Lager, 12 | £25.00 | £21.25 | £3.75 |
| IPA, 12 | £28.00 | £23.80 | £4.20 |
| Cider, 12 | £30.00 | £25.50 | £4.50 |
| Mixed Case, 24 | £50.00 | £42.50 | £7.50 |
| Gin, 70cl | £37.50 | £31.88 | £5.62 |
How it works.
Choose your case
Any single line, or the mixed case if you have not decided. You can change it every month.
It arrives every thirty days
Not "monthly", which is vague. Thirty days, so you know when.
Skip, swap or pause any time
Without emailing anybody or explaining yourself.
After three charges you are free
Cancel in two taps. We will not make you ring a number that nobody answers.
Age-restricted
Please enjoy Hawkstone responsibly. Everything with alcohol in it is age-restricted: we will card you at checkout and the driver will card you again at the door.
Start as a Hawkstonian.
Fifteen per cent off every case, twenty per cent off at the brewery, and the monthly letter from the Hawkstonian-in-Chief.
- 15% off every case
- 20% off at the brewery shop
- First dibs on limited brews
- Cancel after three charges
What people actually ask.
The two questions this page gets most, answered without a support ticket.
Yes. At checkout, and again at the door. The driver has no discretion about it and neither do we.
Because lagering properly takes weeks in a tank that could be turning over a faster beer, and because the barley is bought at a price that leaves the grower something.
