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Thirsty Times 005 Spring 2013 3 Pub News Some Pubs Do for Charity In This Issue Ale & Hearty Pub News Beer & Cricket Brewery News The Road to Witham Beer Cider Press Chelmsford and Mid-Essex Branch of Issue 005 CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale Spring 2013 2 Support your local pub - don't give them an excuse to close it! Pub News Reports in Pub News are provided by local parts they are hosting a steam rally on CAMRA members, licensees and Thirsty Times Easter Saturday & Sunday. The X30 & 42A readers. Further news of changes at local pubs is buses from Chelmsford stop bang outside very welcome. Please send news to the Butcher’s. (01245 237481) [email protected]. St Anne’s Castle at Great Leighs always First things first. With our publication date so gets a mention because Dave, the landlord, close to Easter you’ll have to be quick to sends me regular updates on the live music catch some of these events. scene there. I’d go at a quiet time for a Easter Beer Festivals. choice of 4 real ales but you might prefer to The Viper, Mill Green (01277 352010) and enjoy them to a background of Redwood the Rose & Crown, Writtle (Good Friday), acoustic soul acts (Easter www.roseandcrownwrittle.co.uk, have Sunday), or even Rock the Castle (13th festivals running from 29th March to 1st April & every month). April. www.stannescastle.co.uk. The Woolpack, Chelmsford starts one day Congratulation to Joss Ridley for the earlier on 28th March and also runs until Compasses, Littley Green being voted Easter Monday. 85 beers and ciders branch Pub of the Year for the second year including 2 from Round Tower and 3 from running. The accolade is well deserved. The Hop Kettle (Worcestershire), food at all certificate will be presented on the evening sessions and live music every evening of April 11th when I’m sure there will be an except Thursday. (01245 259295) even larger-than-usual range of beers and ciders, and plenty of good exercise for the The Eagle at Galleywood has live music on bar staff in serving them! Last year the Easter Sunday evening – Charlie Sansom Compasses went on to be Regional Pub of singing Michael Bublé. Diners and drinkers the Year – could it do even better this time? welcome. www.eaglepub.co.uk. www.compasseslittleygreen.co.uk. The Butcher’s Arms at North End is now a Love ‘em or hate ‘em those Morris dancers free house will be back as the days get warmer. They managed by the obviously love them at the Rodney, Little Real Essex Pub Baddow because Company and on 8th May going from Chelmsford Morris strength to Dancers will strength. As I perform, with write Lez tells me the beers on are Mayflower Morris Brentwood Best, Black Sheep Bitter, Dancers appearing Sharp’s Doom Bar & Penpont Cornish Arvor on 5th September. There’s a lot more going (Arvor is Cornish for coast). More good on at the Rodney though. Landlady Lynne news - Stella has been ousted by a genuine highlights a quiz night on 13th April in aid of German Pils, alongside a wheat beer from Farleigh Hospice, and a darts night on 27th the same country. April to raise money for Help for Heroes. Reviving something of a tradition in these Examples of the marvellous fund-raising that Thirsty Times 005 Spring 2013 3 Pub News some pubs do for charity. Last year the free house. It is managed by Garry, the son Rodney raised £1,660 for Help for Heroes of David & Lynn Lovejoy, tenants of the and £250 for the Air Ambulance. Great stuff. Horse & Groom at Galleywood. Two www.therodneyinn.co.uk. Shepherd Neame beers – Spitfire & Early Bird –were on on our first visit but the beer Here’s another way to raise money. Hold a range will change regularly. fish finger eating contest, as the Royal Oak in Braintree did recently. The winner Another long-term search for a tenant has downed 61 in 1 hour and the event netted ended with the re-opening of the Swan at around £1,700 for the breast cancer clinic at Felsted. “The Village Pub Is Back” is the Broomfield Hospital. Well done members of slogan of licensees Sue & Gerry. Expect the Guinness Club. You don’t have to drink IPA plus a couple of guests from the GK the black stuff here though; there are always range. On opening night I had Belhaven 5 guest beers on. As I write, Penpont Robert Burns Scottish Ale. (01371 820245) Cornish Arvor, Theakston Black Bull Bitter, The Alma in Chelmsford has been bought Mighty Oak IPA & Brass Monkey, and by a new company - Fireside Pubs and Caledonian Flying Scotsman. Well worth a Restaurants. It has been renamed the visit. (01376 618033) Admiral J McHardy, who was the first Chief The Baker’s Arms at Danbury is a Gray’s Constable of Essex. The good news is that pub with 3 regular beers – Sharp’s Doom although this is primarily a restaurant you Bar, Adnams Broadside & GK IPA plus an can drop in just for a drink at the bar where ever-changing guest ale. They have their you will find Sharp’s Doom Bar plus a guest 4th beer festival over the spring bank ale. www.admiraljmchardy.co.uk holiday weekend (25th-27th May). At least I like to leave the bad news to last but we 12 ales & 5 ciders. Held in the large garden have to face the fact that we are still losing with live music, and food will include pubs. The New Barn in Chelmsford is homemade curry, chilli and their famous fish closed and up for sale. After being boarded & chips. www.bakersarmsdanbury.co.uk up for many months, offers are invited for Looking a bit farther ahead the White Hart, the lease of the Three Stars in Chelmsford. Margaretting Tye has its regular summer The annual rent is only £256. beer festival from 18th – 21st July. Full The saddest news this quarter is possibly details in our next issue. the closure of the Sportsman’s Arms at This year’s will be the 12th since Liz arrived Nounsley. It looks likely that the site will be at the pub on 19th April 2002 and started redeveloped as private housing and the loss winning awards from CAMRA and others. of this village pub will be keenly felt by the You might like to buy her a well-deserved locals who now face a trip in to Hatfield anniversary drink next time you’re in. Peverel for their nearest pint. Unfortunately www.thewhitehart.uk.com. many will not be able or willing to do so The only remaining pub in Tindal Street in And that’s it. Don’t forget that there are Chelmsford has re-opened after being many more pubs out there waiting to be closed for over a year. Judge Tindal’s visited for no particular reason other than to Tavern has been sold by Greene King as a drink good real ale. Try them. 4 Support your local pub - don't give them an excuse to close it! King William IV King William IV is a tradi- tional drinking pub serving an ever changing range of Cask Real Ales and Ciders 4th King William Beer Festival May 25/26/27 30 Real Ales + and Ciders Proms Evening - 29th June Start 7pm, 30 Piece Silver Band and Fireworks Finale Opening Times: Mon-Thu 3pm - 12 pm Fri, Sat & Sun 12noon - 12pm 114 London Road, Braintree, CM77 7PU 01376 567755 kingwilliamiv.co.uk Colchester Brewery · Viaduct Brewhouse · Wakes Hall Business Centre Wakes Colne · CO6 2DYT: 01787 829422 E: [email protected] · W: www.colchesterbrewery.com Available in Firkins, Poly Pins, and Demi Pins Thirsty Times 005 Spring 2013 5 The Road to Witham Beer The proposal for a Witham beer festival in Formerly The Battesford Court Hotel, this September 2013 took a small group of us to 16th-century building was the courthouse of that town recently. Naturally, the visit in- the manor of Battesford. It opened as a cluded a few pubs. Wetherspoons in 2002 and retains some original features such as exposed timbers Witham became a centre of social impor- which divide the interior into lots of small tance in the middle of the 18th.century and, drinking areas. The 8 handpumps dispense briefly, the influx of many fashionable people the usual JDW mixture of regular and guest caused Witham to believe that it could rival ales. We bump into a table of CAMRA mem- Bath and Cheltenham. bers who praise the quality and range of the The town's transformation was due to the beers here and raise their eyebrows at our efforts of one man, Dr.Taverner, who in intention to visit some other Witham pubs. 1737 rediscovered the medicinal properties It’s Monday evening and there are not many of a mineral spring near a row of lime trees empty seats. A map is available from the bar which at that time flanked the drive leading to help you find the toilets! from Faulkbourne Road to Witham Place. We walk along Newland Street towards the The doctor widely advertised the spring.... centre and visit the White Hart Hotel, "This most excellent mineral water whose sprawled on the corner of Maldon Road, singular virtues and efficacy will render it with an excel- beneficial in many if not in most chronic dis- lent signboard eases incident on mankind" To encourage jutting over the visitors to the town he convinced them that pavement. This the water was "of so exceeding volatile a is a Greene nature" that it could not be transported King pub which "even if the bottles are ever so carefully just about of- corked and cemented".
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