The Award Winning IPA Inspired by The Witterings & South Downs
Discover The MVP IPA by GoldenDays Brewery — the award-winning 4% session IPA inspired by the South Coast, Chichester, The Witterings, and the South Downs.
GoldenDays was built around a feeling.
Long summer evenings. Post-surf pints. Pub gardens after walks through the South Downs. Cold beers shared after work with friends on the South Coast.
That lifestyle shaped The MVP from the very beginning.
Based in West Sussex and inspired by places like Chichester and The Witterings, we wanted to create a beer that reflected the pace and personality of the South Coast.
Not heavy. Not complicated. Not trying too hard.
Just genuinely refreshing craft beer designed for real sessions.
The MVP is the kind of beer built for:
- Beach days in West Wittering
- Summer evenings in Chichester
- BBQs with friends
- Pub gardens across West Sussex
- Weekends in the South Downs
- Post-work pints on the coast
While many craft beers lean toward extreme bitterness or high ABV, The MVP was designed to feel crisp, approachable, and endlessly drinkable.
That balance is what we believe modern South Coast beer culture should represent.
FAQ's
What style of beer is The MVP?
The MVP is a light, refreshing 4% session IPA brewed by GoldenDays Brewery, Wittering in West Sussex.
Where is GoldenDays Brewery based?
Golden Days Brewery is inspired by South Coast culture, with roots connected to Chichester, West Sussex, The Witterings, and the South Downs.
What makes The MVP different from other IPAs?
Unlike heavily bitter or high-ABV IPAs, The MVP focuses on balance, refreshment, and drinkability while still delivering bright citrus hop character.
Is The MVP a session IPA?
Yes. At 4% ABV with restrained bitterness, The MVP was designed specifically as an easy-drinking session IPA.
What foods pair well with The MVP IPA?
The MVP pairs well with burgers, pizza, BBQ food, fried chicken, seafood, and summer dishes.
What inspired The MVP IPA?
The beer was inspired by post-work sessions, South Coast living, and the desire to create a lighter, more refreshing modern IPA.
