Crosby's Kitchen & CocktailJack O'Legs

Hertfordshire’s best loved giant lived centuries ago in a wood in Weston near Stevenage. A highway robber by trade, Jack regularly passed the proceeds of his days endeavours to the poor and needy. But Jack was unpopular with the local tradesmen who banded together to rid themselves of the friendly giant. As he died he was granted one last request. He asked for his bow, which no one else could bend, be placed in his hand and where his arrow fell, there should he be buried. The arrow flew from Baldock and hit Weston Church over two miles away. There by the path leading to the church front door, they buried Jack O’Legs. The gravestone is still to be found. A combination of four types of malt and two types of aroma hop provide copper-coloured premium ale with full fruit and a distinctive hoppy bitterness.