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Fantasy Beerex 2021 Fantasy Beerex 2021 I would like to thank my fellow members of West Dorset CAMRA for nominating a beer or a cider that they were drinking over the Christmas period or thereabouts, as you can see just over 80 beers which is about the same amount we would have at a real Beerex so great that members engaged in my little exercise. Hopefully we will be in a position this year to run a safe Octoberfest and then look forward to Dorchester Beerex, February 2022 where we can sample beers new and old; and from near and far whilst raising money for local good cause’s who no doubt will desperately need our help. Take care of yourselves, all the best Rich Beer Beer Name ABV Style Region Sponsors Acorn Barnsley Bitter 3.8%. Bitter South Yorkshire John Parker Acorn Gorlovka Imperial 6.%. Stout South Yorkshire Leslie Senior Adnams Ghost Ship 4.5%. Pale Ale Suffolk Mandy Tyrrell Adnams Tally Ho! 7.2%. Old Ale Suffolk Bruce Mead Allendale Wolf 5.5%. Ruby Strong Northumberland Phil Gray Arkells Kingsdown Ale 5%. Premium Bitter Wiltshire Phil Livsey Ballards Wassail 6.%. Premium Ale West Sussex Barry Thirwall Bath Ales Gem Amber 4.8%. Bitter Somerset Mike Russell Beer Mats Raz Mat Tazz 5.2%. Pale Ale Nottinghamshire Matthew Lockley Belhaven Oatmeal Stout 7.2%. Stout Scottish Russ Ware Black Tor Advent 4.8%. Bitter Devon Pete Coldwell Bosteels Tripel Karmeliet 8.%. IPA Belgium Roni Pollock Bristol Beer Factory Milk Stout 4.6%. Stout Glouc & Bristol Andy Redding Butcombe Rare Breed 4.2%. Blonde Somerset Chris Norsworthy Cerne Abbas Ale 3.8%. Ale Dorset Diane Senior Cerne Abbas Cnut 5.5%. IPA Dorset Iain Jones Cerne Abbas Legless Jester 4.7%. Bitter Dorset Christopher Free Cerne Abbas Mrs Vale's Ale 5.6%. Dark Ruby Ale Dorset Dave Harris (Younger) Cerne Abbas St.John's Wort 4.6%. Pale Ale Dorset Carolyn Harris Cheddar Ales Bitter Bully 3.8%. Pale Ale Somerset Andy Patterson Copper St 871 4.3%. Best Bitter Dorset Jodie Moore Copper St Dark Ages 5.5%. Vanilla Porter Dorset Marj Tait Copper St Dorchester Imperial 8.5%. Stout Dorset Simon House Copper St Egbert's Stone 3.8%. Bitter Dorset Les Fry Copper St Wessex Knarr 5.2%. IPA Dorset Richard Kitchin Dartmoor Jail Ale 4.8%. Premium Devon Wilf Day Eight Arch Corbel 5.5%. Strong Ale Dorset Vic Irvine Electric Bear Another spanner in the works 5.4%. IPA Somerset Alex Woodward Elusive Brewing Oregon Trail 5.8%. West Coast IPA Berkshire Lin Brunning Everads Tiger 4.2%. Bitter Leicestershire Rich Bates Exmoor Gold 4.5%. Golden Somerset Adrian Patterson Fine Tuned Twist & Stout 4.5%. Stout Somerset Ellis Ford Frome Funky Monkey 4.%. English Pale Somerset John Greenslade Fullers Vintage Ale 2020 8.5%. Barley Wine Grter London Chris Buckley George Samuel Sticky Toffee Milk Stout 5.%. Stout Co.Durham Dave Bird Great North Eastern Brew CO Inner City 4.%. Porter Tyne & Wear Alan Fowler Green Jack Baltic Trader Export 10.5%. Stout Suffolk Paul Simpson Gyle 59 Capitalist Hippie-Far Out 5.%. New England IPA Dorset John Trevena Gyle 59 Capitalist Hippie-Skinny 4.3%. Pale Ale Dorset Steve Crimp Gyle 59 Ruby Port Stout 5.2%. Port Stout Dorset Don Freestone Hall & Woodhouse Blandford Fly 5.2%. Golden Dorset Peter Batchelor Hall & Woodhouse Tanglefoot Special 8.7%. Barley Wine Dorset Andy Hamlin Hanssens Oud Kriek 6.%. Lambic Belgium Rich Stirk Hattie Browns Agglestone 4.5%. IPA Dorset Andrew Follett Hattie Browns Crow Black 5.1%. Porter Dorset Jacky Follett Hogs Back Santa's Wobble 7.5%. Barley Wine Surrey Kylie Stroud Hop Shed Phoenix Porter 5.2%. Porter Worcestershire Martin Kennedy Isle Of Skye Blaven 4.7%. Premium Bitter Scottish Alan Cottee Jennings Sneck Lifter 5.1%. Strong Ale Cumbria Nick Holland Little Ox Yabba-Dabba-Doo 4.8%. IPA Oxfordshire Robert Moss McEwans Champion 7.%. Strong Ale Scottish Graham Tyrrell Moor Beer Co Stout 5.%. Stout Glouc & Bristol James Bennett Nene Valley Bible Black 6.5%. Chocolate Porter Northamptonshire John Brunning New Bristol Brewery The Boogie Below 5.%. Milkshake IPA Glouc & Bristol Ruth Woodward New Bristol Brewery Big Cinder Toffee Stout 6.5%. Stout Glouc & Bristol Paul Giblin Norfolk Brewhouse Moon Gazer Triskele 4.5%. Smoked Porter Norfolk Rich Gabe Oakham Green Devil 6.%. IPA Cambridgeshire Bernie Brindle Palmers 200 5.%. Premium Bitter Dorset Brian Chapple Palmers TallyHo! 5.5%. Old Ale Dorset Nigel Smith Ringwood 4X 4.7%. Porter Hampshire Ian White Rudgate Ruby 4.4%. Mild North Yorkshire Paul Ramsden St. Austell Black Square Stout 10.8%. Russian Imperial Cornwall Darren Batten St. Austell Hicks Special Draught 5.%. Premium Bitter Cornwall Kevin Launder St. Austell Proper Job 5.5%. IPA Cornwall Julian Sabine St Peter's Plum Porter 5.%. Porter Suffolk Harry Walton Sadler's (Hawkshead) Mud City 6.%. Stout Cumbria Rick Dowell Sarah Hughes Dark Ruby 6.%. Mild West Midlands Penny Palmer Shepherd Neame 1698 6.5%. Strong Ale Kent Steve (Squeaker) Brown Shepherd Neame Master Brew 3.7%. Best Bitter Kent Dave Harris (Elder) Siren Broken Dream 6.5%. Breakfast Stout Berkshire James Buckley Tapstone Opium Wars 7.2%. Black IPA Somerset Andy Jones Tapstone Milk Stout 4.%. Milk Stout Somerset Alastair Tillotson Thirst Class Any Porter In A Storm 4.8%. Porter Grtr Manchester Dawn Nicolson Thornbridge Jaipur 5.9%. IPA Derbyshire Teresa Brindle Thornbridge Lucaria 4.5%. ice-cream Porter Derbyshire Kelvin Nicholson Tintagel Cornwall's Pride 4.%. Bitter Cornwall Chris Slade Titanic Plum Porter 4.9%. Porter Staffordshire Sarah Faulkner Titanic Plum Porter Grand Reserve 6.5%. Porter Staffordshire Tony Egerton Verdant's Neal Gets Things Done 6.5%. New England IPA Cornwall Kerri Canepa Woodfordes Wherry 3.8%. Best Bitter Norfolk Alex Scrivener Woodfordes Nog 4.6%. Dark Ruby Ale Norfolk Adrian Felgate Ciders Cranborne Chase Vintage 7.%. Dorset Alex Bardswell Thatcher's Katy 7.4%. Somerset Mick Coleman Worleys Beatnik Billy 5.5%. Somerset Jill Diggens.
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