What's missing

Here's a question for you: what's unusual about this price list?

Hants and Berks Gazette and Middlesex and Surrey Journal - Saturday 09 December 1905, page 1.

I've never seen a price list like this from an English brewery. For this period, at least. Have you spotted what's weird? There's no Mild.

There's a reason I hunted out this price list on the British Newspaper Archive. I was taking my first run through Crowley's brewing records (thanks Perter Symons and Edd Mather who supplied them) and was wondering where the hell the Mild was.

I also wanted to make sure that all the B's really were types of Pale Ale. Because I was all confused, like.

This is what the beers looked like:

Crowley beers in 1914
Beer	Style	OG	FG	ABV	App. Atten-uation	lbs hops/ qtr	hops lb/brl
AK	Pale Ale	1047.1	1011.1	4.76	76.47%	6.25	1.10
B	Pale Ale	1038.8	1007.2	4.18	81.43%	7.17	1.01
BB	Pale Ale	1045.7	1009.4	4.80	79.39%	9.82	1.64
BBB	Pale Ale	1054.0	1011.6	5.61	78.46%	10.75	2.11
L	Pale Ale	1052.6	1014.4	5.06	72.63%	6.25	1.24
Porter	Porter	1049.9	1016.6	4.40	66.67%	5.63	1.05
Stout	Stout	1067.9	1026.0	5.53	61.63%	5.63	1.43
Source:
Brewing record held at Hampshire Archives and Local Studies, document number 37M86-2.

Not found the Old Ale yet, I'm afraid. Judging by the number of brews o it, AK was filling the role of Mild Ale. Though before anyone asks, AK is not a type of Mild. It's a Light Bitter.