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Stockists

Two thousand pubs and every major supermarket.

It started with three hundred Waitrose stores in October 2024. It is now in Sainsbury’s, Morrisons, Tesco, the Co-op, Ocado and Majestic, plus more than two thousand pubs and four thousand outlets.

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Where to find Hawkstone

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WaitroseMore than 300 stores. The first national listing, October 2024.
Sainsbury'sPremium Lager and Cider, from 6 April.
MorrisonsPremium Lager, including chilled.
TescoPremium Lager, 4 × 330ml.
Co-op SocietiesSelected stores.
Ocado and MajesticThe full range online.
SPAR North of EnglandVia James Hall & Co.
2,000+ pubsIncluding every pub on this estate.
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Distribution

Where the beer actually goes.

ChannelReachNote
Pubs (on-trade) 2,000+ Up from 500 the previous summer
Retail outlets 4,000+ Per the managing director
Supermarkets Six major chains Waitrose, Sainsbury’s, Morrisons, Tesco, Co-op, Ocado
Europe 10 countries Exports, expanding through 2026
Ireland Separate store Its own storefront
Direct This website Over 2.5 million pints sold online in a year
The number that matters

Two and a half million pints, sold online.

That figure — two and a half million pints sold online in a year — is the most interesting number in the whole drinks business, and it is the one nobody talks about.

It means the direct channel is not a novelty gift shop bolted onto a wholesale operation. It is a substantial business in its own right, with much better margins than the supermarket route, and a direct relationship with the person drinking the beer. That is why the subscription and the Order of Hawkstone matter more than another supermarket listing.

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Trade enquiries, terms and the direct-delivery radius.

Wondering

What people actually ask.

The two questions this page gets most, answered without a support ticket.

The lager and the pils are brewed with barley grown here. The cider is pressed from British apples, never concentrate. The spirits use British grain but not exclusively our own, and we say which is which on each page.

Yes. At checkout, and again at the door. The driver has no discretion about it and neither do we.

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