Octoberfest 2011

Sunderland and South Tyneside Campaign for Real Ale presents Sunderland Octoberfest 2011

6th - 8th October The Bonded Warehouse Low Street, Sunderland (By the Fish Quay near) the Wearmouth Bridge

Over 30 RealAdmission Ales, Real only Ciders£1.00 and Perries (CAMRA or Student I.D. Cards required) FREE admission to CAMRA members and students Opening times: Thursday 6th October 2011: 4.,00 pm to 10.30 pm Friday 7th October 2011: 1.00 pm to 10.30 pm Saturday 8th October 2011: 12 noon until 10.30 pm (or when the beer is gone) For more information, visit our website at www.camra-angle.co.uk

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http://camra-angle.co.uk OCTOBERFEST 2011 3 Welcome to the third Sunderland Octoberfest THE Sunderland and South Tyneside Branch of the Campaign for Real Ale welcome you to the third Sunderland Octoberfest. We have gathered together a selection of beer styles from around the country. There are a number of old favourites and beers from new breweries and new beers from established breweries. You should find something to suit your taste. Our volunteer staff have tried all of the beers and will be able to help you make your selection and will give you a small taste of any beer, so don’t be afraid to ask. CAMRA has designated October national cider month and we have assembled a range of ciders. LocAle A new campaign by CAMRA has the aim of promoting local beers in local pubs. For our purposes, we class local as beers produced in the counties of Durham, Tyne and Wear and Northumberland within 30 miles of the point of sale. These beers are located at beginning of the bar and are marked Locale in the beer list. How it works YOU will need a glass. These are available for sale if you wish to keep it as a souvenir, or you can return it and get your money back. You will also need beer tokens. All beers and ciders are one price and one token will get you a half pint. You can buy extra tokens at any time and get a refund for any unused tokens. No cash will be taken at the bar and beer must be paid for using beer tokens. Please do not put our volunteers in an awkward position by asking them to take cash. A Note About The Offers In This Year’s Programme SOME of our sponsors are providing generous discounts off the purchase of real ale in their outlets. Please note the following instructions and conditions. The discount is available for the purchase of real ale or cider only and is available on production of this programme. Photocopies or cut-outs will not be accepted. Each offer can be used once and is valid from 7th October to 31st October 2011. Please hand your programme to the participating outlet who will place their mark across the relevant entry. These discounts cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Each outlet reserves the right to withdraw their offer at any time. Thank you’s n Local CAMRA members who have given up their free time to help before, during or after the festival. n Linda Huxtable and the staff at the Bonded Warehouse for their help and co-operation. n All local publicans who displayed our publicity material. n Our friends from Tyneside & Northumberland CAMRA for the loan of hand pumps and cooling equipment. n All who sponsored beer. n Mark Anderson and Maxim Brewery for transport, storing our equipment, donation of beer and sponsoring the festival T-Shirts. n Mary Dade from Boggart HoleClough for sourcing the beer. n Jarrow Brewery (Maltings, Robin Hood and Isis)

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ith a wide range of beers and ciders, including WBudvar, Bitburger, real ales and specialist ciders DISCOUNT OFFERED TO Three Bars from Green Goblin and Thatcher’s Gold there’s a drink to satisfy every taste. For a refreshing summer tipple Theatre goers, students, NHS, there’s Timmerman’s Fruit Beers with flavours such as Police, Firepersons and Military under one strawberry, peach, raspberry and cherry. Choose from a delicious new menu with daily specials that include Curry Day on Monday, Mexican Day on Wednesday and a tasty Sunday lunch roof! for only £4.99. COMING SOON! Welcome back to the city’s favourite Monday Student Night, Awarded 5 star Scores on the Doors Burlesque Night, Quiz Night corner where you’ll find three from Sunderland Council

amazing new bars for you to enjoy The Cornerflag with it’s sports memorabilia decor is on the old Idol’s site at the top of every sports fans first choice. Enjoy your favourite drinks at reasonable prices that stay the same day or High Street West. night. There’s match day specials on offer, pie and a pint or burger and a pint for only £4.99. Food Served until 9pm! There’s an 10% off for when you show your season Remember Father’s Day ticket. SHOWING ALL MAJOR SPORTING EVENTS ON on Sunday 19th June THE CORNERFLAG 23 SCREENS. sports bar A QUESTION OF FOOTBALL - Last Thursday of every month with ex Sunderland players - INDIGO ROOMS THE ROKER END - hosts include Eric Gates, Gordon Armstrong etc tickets £10. continental style Indigo Rooms and Baby Indi (formally Annabelle’s) has all you need for an amazing night out! With BABY INDI Resident DJ’s Gary Shaw and Dave Redfern, enjoy your favourite cocktail or glass of champagne while champagne and cocktail lounge you dance until dawn. the corner flag - indigo rooms - baby indi

The Corner Flag - 278 High Street West - Sunderland SR1 3DZ - Tel: 0191 447 66 08 www.indigorooms.co - [email protected]

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BRING THE FAMILY KIDS WELCOME AWARD WINNING ALES FRIENDLY & TRADITIONAL IRISH WELCOME LIVE MUSIC ON FRIDAY & SATURDAY BUS TO THE SOL ON MATCHDAYS FOOD & ACCOMMODATION 20p OFF A PINT OF REAL ALE OR CIDER FOR CAMRA CARD HOLDERS

T.J. DOYLES, HANOVER PLACE, DEPTFORD, SUNDERLAND, SR4 6BY 0191 510 1554 07517726285

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The Steamboat A Friendly Welcome Guaranteed! Halloween Beer Festival Thursday 27th - Sunday 30th October 20+ Real Ales plus 2 REAL ciderS Sunderland & South Tyneside Pub of the Year for the 3rd year in a row Presentation for Regional Pub of the Year Silver Place on Thursday27th at 8pm 27 Milldam, South Shields. NE33 1EQ Tel: 0191 454 0134

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A traditional sweet shop selling all your old favourites straight for the jar - no barcodes allowed!!! Find us on 102 High Street West and in Park Lane Market

http://camra-angle.co.uk The Beers We aim to offer the full range of beers from the first session but beers will run out as the festival progresses. If you want to try a particular beer, bear in mind it may run out during the session. 1. Acorn Barnsley, South Yorkshire. Barnsley Bitter 3,8 A bitter full of complex aromas and tastes Are proud to support the including malt, fruit, hops and chocolate. Are you3rd interested Annual Sunderland in learning Octoberfest all about Creamy texture with a bitter finish the brewing process and getting hands–on experienceCOME in a ANDmicrobrewery? MAKE If so, come Colour and makeA BREW a brew with WITH us. US!

2. Amber Ales Martin and the team are proud to support the Ripley, Derbyshire. 3rd Annual Sunderland Octoberfest Chocolate Orange Stout, 4.0 Created for a non real ale drinking landlady, Sweet Home Alabama this stout has been tweaked adding more Where confectionery counts chocolate malt and Curacao orange peel and candy is KING! Mackies Corner Sweets Shop, Colour 102 High Street West, and Park Lane Market

3. Blueball Runcorn, Cheshire. The Cooper Rose is proud to support the Blonde Bombshell 5.2 Sign up 3rdfor Annual a 4 Sunderlandday Basic Octoberfest Brewing Course A blend of exceptional Pacific North When: 2-4Courses Albion Place, running Sunderland, throughout SR1 3NG the year West Hops and Vienna Malt give this ale a – next course starts0191 5148530 24.10.11 wonderful burst of Citrus, leading to a well Cost: £245 rounded and long lasting finish. Where:www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/home/ Newcastle College Rye Hill Campus Colour Contact Appliedpubs/the-cooper-rose Science: 0191 200 4466 or [email protected] for further information 4. Brodies Leyton, East London. The Wild Boar is proud to support the American Brown Ale 4.8 3rd Annual Sunderland Octoberfest Willamette and Cascade hops blend together Frederick Place, Houghton Le Spring DH4 4BN with a chocolaty malt base in this traditional 0191 5128050 Texas brown ale. www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/home/ Colour pubs/the-wild-boar

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6. Bull Lane Sunderland. Mountain Daisy Just next to Millfield Metro Nowtsa Matta XB 4.5% No tasting notes available. P OFF 10Pint of Real Ale To take advantage of this offer, please refer to Colour the conditions at the front of the programme

7. Dancing Duck Derby, Derbyshire. Stables Eye`Up 3.9 Winner Best Bar / Pub 2010 – Real Eminently drinkable pale session ale. Subtle Radio “Love The North East Awards” malt and floral notes are matched with a The best kept secret in the North East! 3 hand-pulls citrus hop, rounded off with a slightly dry dispensing real ale goodness. finish. West Herrington, Houghton le Spring, DH4 4ND Colour Telephone – 0191 5849226

8. Darwin Sunderland. �� Evolution 4.0 A dark amber, full-bodied bitter with a malty �� flavour and a clean, bitter aftertaste �� Colour www.stationtaxis.com 9. Jarrow Sunderland. The Cottage Tavern Isis 5.0% Tapas & Toasties available daily No tasting notes available. Quiz on Monday & Thursday Happy Hours Mon to Fri 12-2 and 4-7pm Live acoustic set every Sunday (from 6pm) North Street, Cleadon, SR6 7PL Colour Tel - 0191 5190547

http://camra-angle.co.uk Five Towns Wakefield, West Yorkshire. YOUR BUSINESS is proud to support the Durum Orange 4.5 4th Annual Sunderland Octoberfest Orange flavoured wheat beer. How about sponsoring a beer in next years Octoberfest? Colour www.camra-angle.co.uk Geeves Barnsley, South Yorkshire. The Steamboat is proud to support the Bow Hauler 4.1 4th Annual Sunderland Octoberfest Light coloured best bitter with a dry, grainy Sunderland & South Tyneside Pub body balanced by the classic Kent Goldings of the Year for the 3rd year in a row hops. Regional Pub of the Year Silver Place 27 Milldam, South Shields. NE33 1EQ Colour Tel: 0191 454 0134

Hornbeam Denton, Manchester. YOUR BUSINESS is proud to support the German Altbier 4.6 4th Annual Sunderland Octoberfest No tasting notes available. How about sponsoring a beer in next years Octoberfest? Colour www.camra-angle.co.uk 13. Jarrow South Shields. The Wouldhave is proud to support the Jarrow Bitter 3.8 3rd Annual Sunderland Octoberfest A light golden session bitter with a delicate Mile End Road, South Shields, NE33 1TA hop aroma and a lingering fruity finish.. 0191 427 6014 www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/home/ Colour pubs/the-wouldhave

14. Jarrow South Shields T.J. Doyles Hanover Place, Deptford, SUNDERLAND, SR4 6BY Jobling`s Swinging Gibbet 4.1 A copper-coloured, evenly balanced beer P OFF with a good hop aroma and a fruity finish. 20Pint of Real Ale To take advantage of this offer, please refer to Colour the conditions at the front of the programme

http://camra-angle.co.uk The guide to tasting beerspitting it out! about like tasting wine, but forget n Tasting beer is just is served at the right sure the beer you are tasting n The first step is to make temperature. Served too warm, it many of its complex flavours. n Too cold and real ale loses in the glass. want and quickly loses condition can develop some you don’t

Use your eyes! bright and if it is meant to be colourful and should look good. It should n Beer be thick and creamy. head of froth, this should are not have a significant from the south of England, many beers, particularly as n Remember that too that some beers, such creamy heads. Remember brewed to be served with and not dull or flat – these too should look attractive wheat beers, may be cloudy in appearance. clear and your glass should beer should be bright and n Generally though, your not contain any sediment. n Use your nose! is half-empty. This enables your beer is with a glass that n The best way to sniff to hold in the lovely your hand over the glass give it a quick swirl, place you to in and take a nice deep breath. to escape and then dive classic aromas fighting such as hoppiness from a to recognise key features n You will soon learn banana nose of a wheat flavours of a stout or the pale ale, the burnt chocolate beer.

Now the taste! the sweetness from you’ll notice your first taste of the beer n As you take bitter flavours from the hops of your mouth while dry the malts at the front beer and learn to appreciate mouth as you swallow the dominate the back of your your own the ‘finish’. each beer listing to make you use the space under n Now why don’t you try today? and taste of the beers that notes on the clarity, aroma

15. Marble Manchester Fitzgerald’s Ginger 4.5 “Probably the best frickin’ Intense and complex. Full-bodied and fiery with a sharp, snappy bite. real ale pub in Sunderland!” 12-14 Green Terrace Sunderland, Tyne And Wear SR1 3PZ Colour 0191 567 0852

http://camra-angle.co.uk 16. Maxim Houghton le Spring) The Beer House 32 Bridge Street , Sunderland, SR1 1TQ Swedish Blonde 4.2 Smooth blonde beer uses Cascade and First A PINT FOR THE Gold hops to give refreshingly hoppy and complex grapefruit flavours on the palate. PRICE OF A HALF To take advantage of this offer, please refer to Colour the conditions at the front of the programme

17. Maxim Houghton le Spring The Smugglers are proud to support the Stiff Tackle 4.7 3rd Annual Sunderland Octoberfest Stiff Tackle has been produced for the Rugby Union World Cup in New Zealand. A strong REAL ALE – REAL CIDER – REAL MUSIC pale ale with a hoppy nose and smooth 50p off a pint of real ale or bitterness. cider for CAMRA card holders Colour Marine Walk, Sunderland, SR6 0PL Tel 0191 5143844

18. Maxim Houghton le Spring The Corner Flag 278-284 High Street West, Sunderland Maximus 6.0 A strong premium ale, dark ruby in colour, A PINT FOR THE with a sweet liquorice taste. Warming and easy to drink. PRICE OF A HALF To take advantage of this offer, please refer to Colour the conditions at the front of the programme

19. Hopping Mad Olney, Buckinghamshire The William Jameson is proud to support the Balmy Days 3.9% 3rd Annual Sunderland Octoberfest A zesty, crisp and dry pale ale with strong 30-32 Fawcett Street, Sunderland, SR1 1RH hop aromas and a dry finish 0191 514 5016 www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/home/ Colour pubs/the-william-jameson

20. Nook Holmfirth, West Yorkshire. The Mid Boldon Club Strawberry Blonde 4,5 A Men Only Private Members Club No tasting notes available. and Sunderland & South Tyneside CAMRA Club of the Year 2009,10,11 If you’re interested in membership, or simply finding out what we’re all about,then please Colour e-mail us at: [email protected]

http://camra-angle.co.uk 21. Nook Holmfirth, West Yorkshire YOUR BUSINESS is proud to support the Stout 5.0 4th Annual Sunderland Octoberfest Full bodied stout with distinct liquorice on the palate as well as some burnt flavours How about sponsoring a beer in . next years Octoberfest? Colour www.camra-angle.co.uk

22. Offbeat Crewe, Cheshire. The Sir William de Way Out Offbeat Wheat 4.5 Wessyngton You may recall Windie Goat beers from Failford 2-3 Victoria Road, Concord, Washington, NE37 2JY in Ayrshire. Brewster Michelle has relocated to Crewe. Natural cloudy wheat beer. Aromas of www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/ sweet orange peel and coriander. home/pubs/the-sir-william-de- Colour wessyngton

23. Offbeat Crewe, Cheshire. The Lambton Worm Out of Step IPA 5.8 Victoria Building, Low Row, Sunderland, SR1 3QA Spark your taste buds into life with the perfect Tel - 0191 5689910 balance between malt and hops in this American style IPA. Generously hopped with abundant citrus flavours leading to a dry bitter finish. http://www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/ Colour home/pubs/the-lambton-worm 24. Raw Staveley, Derbyshire The Grey Horse Grey Ghost IPA 5.8 6 real ales - Monthly Comedy Nights Powerful American hopped IPA with Next One – Friday 14th October citrus and grapefruit flavours. Smooth and Front Street, East Boldon, NE36 0SJ deceptively easy to drink Tel - 0191 5191796

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25. Redwillow Macclesfield, Cheshire. YOUR BUSINESS is proud to support the Smokeless 5.7 4th Annual Sunderland Octoberfest Dark, velvet smooth and intriguingly smokey How about sponsoring a beer in next years Octoberfest? Colour www.camra-angle.co.uk

http://camra-angle.co.uk 26. Saltaire Shipley, West Yorkshire. Museum Vaults 33 Silksworth Row, Sunderland. SR1 3QJ Elderflower 4.0 A refreshing blonde ale infused with the P OFF delicate flavour of elderflower. 10Pint of Real Ale To take advantage of this offer, please refer to Colour the conditions at the front of the programme

27. Saltaire Shipley, West Yorkshire. Cheeky Kriek 4.0 An ale made with fresh cherry concentrate Intelligent Business giving a fruity cherry aroma and the sweet Communications and sour flavour of black cherry. www.affinitysystems.co.uk e-volve Centre, Cygnet Way, Houghton le Spring, Colour DH4 5QY Tel 0845 519 7757 28. Southport Southport, Merseyside. The Wolsey Millem Terrace, Sunderland. SR6 0EF Dark Knight 3.9 No tasting notes available. P OFF 30Pint of Real Ale To take advantage of this offer, please refer to Colour the conditions at the front of the programme So what is Real Cider and Perry REAL cider is natural cider – the fermented juice of the apple with nothing added and nothing taken away. Originally all cider fitted this description, but today the majority of cider available in pubs, clubs and supermarkets is made from apple concentrate and is artificially carbonated, pasteurised and served under gas pressure. Perry is a drink so difficult to find that most people don’t even know it exists or even worse associate it with the new pear cider concentrate drinks that are commonly available! Real perry is made in the same way as real cider but from perry pears. There is a big demand for perry but producers cannot make enough of it because there is not enough good quality fruit available. It takes three years for a perry pear tree in the right conditions to bear fruit, but up to thirty years before it is at full maturity.

http://camra-angle.co.uk 29. Gwynt Y Ddraig Llest Farm, Pontypridd The Maltings Fiery Fox Like your cider and perry? Medium 6.5% There’s more available at Notes The Maltings Claypath Lane, South Shields. NE33 4PG

30. Gwynt Y Ddraig Llest Farm, Pontypridd “Like your cider and Two Trees - Perry perry? There’s more Medium 4.5% available at The Isis – Notes Opening 13th October” 26 Silksworth Row, Sunderland. SR1 3QJ

31. Gwynt Y Ddraig Llest Farm, Pontypridd The Robin Hood Inn Dog Dancer Like your cider and perry? Medium/Dry 6.5% There’s more available at Notes The Robin Hood Primrose Hill, Jarrow. NE32 5UB

32. Gwynt Y Ddraig Llest Farm, Pontypridd “Jarrow Brewery are Pyder proud to sponsor the Medium/Sweet 6.0% 3rd Annual Sunderland Notes Octoberfest”

33. BroadOak Clutton, Somerset. “Like your cider and BroadOak Draught perry? There’s more Medium 5.0% available at The Isis – Notes Opening 13th October” 26 Silksworth Row, Sunderland. SR1 3QJ

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Are you interested in learning all about the brewing process and getting hands–on experience in a microbrewery? If so, come and make a brew with us.

Sign up for a 4 day Basic Brewing Course When: Courses running throughout the year – next course starts 24.10.11 Cost: £245 Where: Newcastle College Rye Hill Campus Contact Applied Science: 0191 200 4466 or [email protected] for further information

http://camra-angle.co.uk YOUR NOTES What do you think about the ales and ciders? Write your notes here! For more information about these ales and ciders, plus their brewers, visit our ale site and don’t forget to vote, there, for your favourite ale: www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk

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“Probably the best frickin’ real ale pub in Sunderland!”

Meet The Brewer every month. Next event 12th October – Saltaire Brewery – Start 7pm Real Ale Loyalty Stamp Card Fitzgerald’s 12-14 Green Terrace Sunderland, Tyne And Wear SR1 3PZ 0191 567 0852

CAMRAANGLE The FREE quarterly newsletter from the Sunderland & South Tyneside Branch of CAMRA Keep up with what’s new in the Branch. Come to the next monthly branch meeting at The Albion, Roker, Sunderland on Tuesday 11th October at 8pm.

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The Bonded Warehouse is a great multi-functional venue located on the edge of the city centre opposite St Peter’s campus south side of the river and is available for hire both day and night. Operated by the Student Union, the Bonded Warehouse has been host to many successful events including weddings, christenings, birthdays and various other parties and functions. The venue can also be used to deliver seminars, workshops, exhibitions, conferences. The Bonded Warehouse offers the best overall value in Sunderland and can cater for 10 to 200 people with superb catering and refreshment offerings including outside patio and BBQ area. A full support service is offered to ensure that your events go smoothly. Alternatively, we are happy to work with your own providers to stage your function. • Full venue hire including 1st floor patio • Full bar • Disco hire • Hot and cold buffets • Security stewards For more formal functions we will be more than happy to tailor your event to suit. Low Street, Sunderland, Tyne And Wear. SR1 2RQ 0191 515 3583

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The Beer House Bridge Street top of Fawcett Street, Sunderland City Centre 6 Local Cask Ales Large Selection Of Bottled Beers, Wines and Cider

The Beer House Grill including Burgers, Ribs, All-Day Breakfast and Mixed Grill

Pool Table Only 50p Per Play Free Wi-Fi

10 per cent Student Discount On Food Drink Wednesday Night Quiz

Thursday Night Rock Karaoke Saturday Night Live Music

Starting Sunday 9th October Live Music

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