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BEERS Directory 2008 Filofax.Xls Festival Times ! No THE VENUE Beers 1 23rd GBBF, Olympia '00 57 2 26th GBBF, Olympia '03 53 3 27th GBBF, Olympia '04 52 4 21st GBBF, Olympia '98 51 5 Liverpool 2007 47 6 21st Pigs Ear,Stratford '02 42 7 Liverpool 2008 40 8 20th Pigs Ear,Stratford '01 39 9 Glastonwick 6, 2001 38 10 8th MALTINGS, Newton Abbot '00 35 11 2nd MALTINGS, Newton Abbot '94 32 = 7th Birmingham '02 32 12 Gt Welsh Beer Fest '02 30 = St Albans'03 30 = 16th MALTINGS, Newton Abbot '08 30 13 2nd Southampton '98 28 14 23rd DERBY'00 27 = 5th Oxford'02 27 = 6th Birmingham '01 27 = 7th Reading '01 27 15 24th GBBF, Olympia '01 26 = 3rd Oxford '00 26 = 6th Reading '00 26 16 10th Tamworth '04 25 17 13th South Devon, Newton Abbot '00 24 = 1st Oxford '98 24 = 4th Reading '98 24 = 6th Woking '99 24 = 9th South Devon, Newton Abbot '98 24 = Glastonwick 5, 2000 24 = Glastonwick 7, 2002 24 18 10th Sussex '00 23 = 6th Worcester '04 23 = 5th Worcester '03 23 = 8th Reading'02 23 = 3rd Chesterfield '01 23 = 5th Birmingham BX '00 23 = 25th GBBF, Olympia '02 23 Festival Times ! No THE VENUE Beers = 8th Sussex, Hove '98 23 19 11th Harbury '01 22 = 19th PIGS EAR, Stratford '00 22 = 3rd South Downs, Lewes '98 22 = 4th Woking '97 22 = 5th Reading '99 22 = 13th Sussex, Hove '03 22 = 9th Reading '03 22 = 8th Woking '01 22 20 4th MALTINGS, Newton Abbot '96 21 = 8th Birmingham'03 21 = 11th Woking '04 21 = Glastonwick 3, 1998 21 = Glastonwick 4, 1999 21 = 25th Derby'02 21 = 6th Oxford '03 21 = 7th Oxford '04 21 21 15th MALTINGS, Newton Abbot '07 20 = 20th GBBF, OLYMPIA '97 20 = Maidstone '04 20 = 10th Reading '04 20 = 6th Catford '98 20 = 6th MALTINGS, Newton Abbot '98 20 = 7th Milton Keynes '99 20 = 5th Southampton '01 20 = 11th MALTINGS, Newton Abbot '03 20 = Rochford '02 20 22 10th INDIE Fest, Farnboro Oct'00 19 = 10th MALTINGS, Newton Abbot'02 19 = 12th MALTINGS, Newton Abbot'04 19 = 11th Sussex, Hove, '01 19 = 18th PIGS EAR, Stratford '99 19 = 22nd PIGS EAR, Stratford'03 19 = 1st NO NAME BEEREX, Brighton '97 19 = 5th Woking '98 19 = 8th Dorchester '96 19 23 16th Salisbury '93 18 = 8th Dartford '04 18 Festival Times ! No THE VENUE Beers = 22nd GBBF, Olympia '99 18 = 26th Pompey '01 18 = 9th Yapton '98 18 = 6th Southampton'02 18 = 10th Catford'02 18 = 9th Woking'02 18 24 16th Bath '93 17 = 3rd MALTINGS, Newton Abbot '95 17 = Eastleigh '97 17 = 4th Southampton '00 17 25 16th PIGS EAR, Stratford '97 16 = 13th MALTINGS, Newton Abbot '05 16 = 13th Harbury'03 16 = 7th Woking '00 16 26 19th Salisbury '96 15 = 7th MALTINGS, Newton Abbot '99 15 17th Maltings, Newton Abbot '09 15 = 9th Dorchester '97 15 = 21st Dorchester '09 15 = 30th Cambridge '03 15 = 6th South Downs, Lewes'02 15 27 10th Swansea '95 14 = 14th Maltings, Newton Abbot '06 14 = 15th Yapton '04 14 = 8th Catford '00 14 = 9th Basingstoke '94 14 = 5th Poole '03 14 28 10th Harbury '00 13 = 11th Basingstoke '96 13 = 11th Yapton '00 13 = 13th Yapton '03 13 = 12th Dorchester '99 13 = 16th Basingstoke '01 13 = 1st Chesterfield '99 13 = 23rd Pompey '98 13 = Eastleigh '00 13 = 21st Eastleigh '03 13 29 9th Poole '07 12 Festival Times ! No THE VENUE Beers 22nd Dorchester '10 12 = 10th Poole '08 12 = 13th Basingstoke '98 12 = 16th Yapton '05 12 = 28th Pompey'03 12 = 1st GW October Fest, Weymouth '98 12 = Eastleigh '94 12 = Letchworth '01 12 = 4th Chesterfield '02 12 = 16th Exeter Winter Fest '05 12 30 15th Dorchester '03 11 = 17th Dorchester '05 11 = 8th Oxford '05 11 = GW Octoberfest'03 11 = Gt Welsh Beer Fest '06 11 = 31st GBBF, Earls Court '08 11 31 28th GBBF, Olympia(LAST) 2005 10 = 19th Dorchester '07 10 32 18th Dorchester '06 9 = 9th Devizes '08 9 33 29th GBBF, Earls Court (1st) '06 8 = Falmouth '08, Princess Pavillion 8 34 10th Southampton '06 7 SUB-TOTAL of TOP FESTIVALS 2768 Archive Beers 1980 - 1992 136 Top Pubs - see Times at the Bar 2608 The Rest 1250 Festival Times ! No THE VENUE Beers Total Beers to Date : 07 AUG 08 6762 Times at the Bar ! No THE PUB Beers 1 LOWER RED LION, St Albans 278 2 QUEENS ARMS, Corton Denham 273 3 LANGTON ARMS, Tarrant Monkton 200 4 THREE ELMS, North Wootton 166 5 SAXON INN, Child Okeford 163 6 BROWN BEAR, Biggleswade 163 7 FAT CAT, Sheffield 114 8 EVENING STAR, Brighton 98 9 MARKET PORTER, London Bridge 80 10 BLACKWOOD ARMS, Burnham, Bucks 72 11 LYTTON ARMS, Old Knebworth 69 12 CASK & CUTLER, Sheffield 64 13 WAGGON & HORSES, Halesowen 63 14 ALEXANDRA HOTEL, Derby 57 15 BRUNSWICK INN, Derby 55 = WEYHILL FAIR, Andover 55 16 SOUTH WESTERN, St Denys 53 17 SHIP & MITRE, Liverpool 53 18 GOAT & TRICYCLE, Bournemouth 51 19 HEAD of STEAM, Euston 47 = BEAR INN, Wincanton 47 20 WHITE HORSE, Hedgerley 45 21 WHEATSHEAF, London Bridge 37 = DERBY TUP, Chesterfield 37 22 FLOWER POT, Derby 34 23 MOON in the SQ, Bournemouth 29 24 BERMUDA TRIANGLE 27 = BANKES ARMS, Studland 36 25 NIGHTJAR, Ferndown 26 26 HILLSBORO' Hotel, Sheffield 24 27 BEER HOUSE, Manchester 20 = RUTLAND, Chesterfield 20 = WENLOCK, London N1 20 28 MARBLE ARCH, Manchester 17 29 CRESCENT, Salford 15 Times at the Bar ! No THE PUB Beers SUB-TOTAL of the TOP PUBS 2608 Top Festivals - see Festival Times 2768 Archive Beers 1980 - 1992 136 The Rest 1250 Total Beers to Date : 07 AUG 08 6762 Brewery abv Ale 1648 Brewing Co 3.9 Original Bitter 4.4 1648 Signature 4.6 Bee Head Abbey Ales 4.2 Bellringer 4.5 Bath Star 4.5 Chorister 4.8 Cardinal Sin 5.0 White Friar 5.0 Winter Warmer 5.3 Black Friar Abbey Bells 4.3 Hoppy Daze 4.5 Leper Squint 5.1 Original Abbeydale 3.5 Matins 4.0 Best Bitter Dry Hop 4.2 Alchemy 4.2 Sanctuary 4.3 Moonshine 4.5 Temptation 4.5 Wheat Beer 4.5 White Knight 4.7 Archangel 4.7 Cathedral Ale 5.3 Absolution 5.8 Hells Bells 6.7 Black Mass 10.5 Last Rites 11.0 Last Rites Aberdeenshire Ales 4.0 Buchan Gold 4.6 Buchan Bronco Abraham Thompson 4.8 Porter Acord 4.5 Golden Embers Acorn 3.8 Barnsley Bitter 4.0 Triple Hop 4.1 Northdown Blonde 4.3 Barnsley Gold 4.4 Old Moore Porter 4.5 Harvester 4.5 Winter Ale Adnams 3.2 Adnams Mild 3.7 Adnams 3.7 George Ale 4.0 East Green 4.1 Adnams Old Brewery abv Ale 4.3 Adnams Extra 4.3 Oyster Stout 4.3 Regatta 4.5 Old Fishermans 4.7 Broadside 4.7 Millennium Ale 5.0 Barley Mow 5.0 Mayday 6.5 Tally Ho Alcazar 3.7 Vanilla Ale 5.2 Vixens Vice Alchemy Brewing 3.6 Maple Marvel 3.9 Halcyon Days 4.5 Winter Linctus 4.6 Arun Ale Ales of Kent 3.6 Old Ma Weasel 3.7 Wealden Wonder 3.8 Smuggler's Mild 4.1 Defiance 4.3 Stiltman 4.5 Boxley's Best 4.8 Merry Mice Mild 4.8 Smugglers Glory 5.0 Contra Flow Ales of Scilly 4.2 Natural Beauty 4.6 Scuppered Alewife 4.5 Harvest Bitter Alford Arms 5.8 Rudolph's Revenge Allendale 4.0 Golden Plover Allgates 3.8 Young Pretender 4.1 Shining Light 4.2 Hasty Knoll Alloa 3.6 Archibold Arrols 70/- 4.4 Archibold Arrols 80/- Allsopps 4.2 Cockle Pippin Ale 5.2 Sam's Porter Amber 4.4 Pale Ale Amport 4.0 Amport Ale Anchor Steam 5.5 Christmas Ale 1993 5.6 Liberty Ale 5.7 Porter Andwell Brewing 3.8 Resolution 4.2 King John Anglo Dutch 4.0 Imperial Pint Brewery abv Ale 4.0 Kletswater 4.0 Mild Rubarber 4.2 Spikes on T'Way 4.5 Ghost on the Rim 4.6 Crown Imperial 4.7 Organic IPA 4.8 Devils Knell 5.2 At 't' Ghoul and Ghost 5.2 No Doubt its T'Stout 5.5 Tuffet Spotter 6.0 Tabatha the Knackered Arbor Ales 4.0 Single Hop 4.2 Brigstow 4.2 Trendlewood 4.5 Old Knobbley Archdderwydd 3.9 Arch Druid Archers 3.6 Drillmans Bitter 3.6 Village 3.7 Stokers Thirst Quencher 3.8 25th Anniversary Ale 3.8 Seaside Special 3.8 Seasons Greetings 4.0 Archers Best 4.0 Loco - Caerphilly Castle 4.0 Robin Red Breast 4.1 Eastern Promise 4.1 Joker 4.1 Loco - Lydham Manor 4.1 Merry Go Round 4.1 Pie Eater 4.2 Locos - Cornishman 4.2 Sky Rocket 4.2 Spring Ale 4.3 HRH 4.3 Locos - Firefly 4.3 Mid Summer Sun 4.3 Sea Breeze 4.3 Special Bitter 4.4 D - Day 4.4 Flying Scotsman 4.4 Jubilee 4.5 Autumn Ale 4.5 Hagley Hall 4.5 Honey & Lemon Brewery abv Ale 4.6 Black Jack Porter 4.7 Golden 4.8 Oyster Stout 5.0 Churchills Pride 5.0 Crystal Clear 5.0 Keenes Strong Dark Mild 5.0 Swindon Strong Bitter (SSB) 5.2 Golden Extra 5.5 Archers Special Brew (ASB) 6.5 Headbanger 6.5 Old Cobleighs 7.0 Marleys Ghost Arkells 3.0 2B 3.8 JRA 4.0 3B 4.0 Mash Tun Mild 4.0 Summer Ale 4.5 Moonlight 4.8 Peters Porter 5.0 Kingsdown Ale 5.5 Noel Ale Arran 3.8 Arran Ale 3.9 Red Squirrel 4.3 Arran Dark 4.4 Sunset 5.0 Blonde 5.0 Glastonwick Festival Special Art 4.0 iBEER 4.4 Art Brut Arundel 3.5 1999 3.5 Gauntlet 3.7 Hairy Mary 3.7 Sussex Mild 3.8 Arundel Castle 3.9 Long Willie 4.0 Arundel Best 4.0 Chocolate Bitter 4.0 Leaky Willie 4.1 Arun Ale 4.1 Autumn Fall 4.1 Welly Weather 4.2 Arundel Gold 4.2 Cold Willie 4.2 World Cup Willie Brewery abv Ale 4.3 After Dark Ale 4.4 Footslogger 4.4 Harvest 4.4 Hoppy Cock 4.4 Wet Willy 4.5 ASB 4.5 Classic 4.5 Classic 4.5 Hard Willie 4.5 Hare on the Dog 4.5 Lazy Willie 4.6 Celebration Stout 4.6 Old Spookey 4.6 St George 4.7 Summer Daze 4.7 Winston Church Ale 4.8 Arundel Gold 4.9 Black Beastie 5.0 Bullseye 5.0 Old Conspirator 5.0 Stronghold 5.3 Old Scrooge 5.3 Romeo's Rouser 5.4 ESB (OK/S.Hold mix) 5.5 Old Knucker Ascot 4.2 Posh Pooch Ash Vine 3.5 Quencher 3.5 Trudoxhill Bitter 3.8 Ash Vine Bitter 3.8 Baby Love 4.0 Chainsaw 4.0 Stocking Filler 4.0 Summer Ale 4.1 Bitter Top 4.1 Challenger 4.1 Double Vision 4.1 Love Potion 4.1 Max Headroom 4.2 Black Bess Mild 4.2 Frying Tonight 4.2 High Jump 4.2 Jungle Juice 4.3 Contra Flow 4.3 Gone with the Barmaid Brewery abv Ale 4.3 High Voltage 4.3 Shocked & Stunned 4.3 Sticky Wicket 4.4 Dick Turpin 4.4 Grin & Bare It 4.4 Handle with care 4.4 Lumber Jack 4.4 Scott Free 4.5 Acid Rain 4.5 Blind Side 4.5 Bust a Gut 4.5 Decadence 4.5 Duke of Wellington 4.5 Flammable Liquid 4.5 Getting Bulshie 4.5 Heavy Load 4.5 Hit
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