Sharp's Doom Bar Beer

Sharp's Doom Bar is one of the United Kingdom's most popular amber ales, originally inspired by the treacherous Doom Bar sandbank at the mouth of the Camel Estuary in Rock, North Cornwall. Since its inception in 1996, the brand has grown from a regional favorite to a staple in pubs across Britain. Known for its balanced profile of succulent dried fruit and lightly roasted malt, it has become synonymous with the Cornish brewing identity.

While the brand was born in Cornwall, it underwent a significant shift in ownership in 2011. Today, while some production and the brand's spiritual home remain in Cornwall, the commercial scale of the brand is managed by multinational brewing interests. Despite its large-scale corporate ownership, Doom Bar maintains its reputation through a focus on consistency and its heritage as a classic English ale.