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25 YEARS of the MALTINGS! PAGES 15 & 16 Ouse Boozer 1 No 25 YEARS OF THE MALTINGS! PAGES 15 & 16 Ouse Boozer 1 No. 133 Ouse Boozer2 No. 133 BEHIND THE BAR Golden Pippin and Roosters White Rose. Neil and Karen staged a mini beer festival at Suddaby’s to The Spotted Cow, Malton is changing hands. It is being support yet another charity, again associated with Halifax taken over by the person who runs Chapter Two (once Building Society, this time to promote the awareness of the King’s Head) on Malton Market Place. mental health. The Pavilion Hotel, Fulford appears to have some links The support, as ever, was outstanding to the tune of £650. with Brew York and its bar is regularly offering one of the Splendid music from the ‘Nobodys’, Declan Suddaby their beers on handpump. again showing his considerable talent and a surprise visit from a comedian couple. The John Smiths Cask at the Three Cranes has been replaced by Camerons Strongarm. The other two beers The excellent ales were supplemented by the addition available are Tetley Bitter and a rotating guest beer. of Karen’s Gin Bar, huge success!! Of course the “cocktail” of berry, hops and grapes soon produced some Murton Arms (formerly Bay Horse) reopened on the 26th conversations which will always form the backbone of this August. column! Read on! The Copmanthorpe Social Club has been refurbished Very well done to all who contributed to a wonderful and is now run by Darren from the Royal Oak in night’s event. (JR) Copmanthorpe. There are three handpulls. York Terrier and Guzzler are regulars and there is also a rotating • :KHQDUH\RXJRLQJRQWKDWÀ\LQJFUXLVH guest – often from Ainsty. • It is rude to eat with your mouth full! • Has that fellow beat Lance Percival’s record in the Wortley Men’s Club, Wortley near Barnsley has been Tour De France?! named ‘Yorkshire Club of the Year 2017’ and is now • If you eat raw eggs do you get chickenela! celebrating a run of four consecutive wins after also taking • He’s left his phone, I’d better text him! Why, it will the prestigious title in 2014, 2015, and 2016. Oakworth only ring in your pocket!! Social Club near Keighley was the runner-up in the • Are you going on holiday with your pal again? No, competition. KHFDQQRWÀ\EHFDXVHKHKDVORVWKLVGULYLQJOLFHQFH • He knows nowt about gardening, he couldn’t grow The Blue Bell, York has applied for an ACV. mould on a piece of cheddar! • If this is the Crown why is it called Suddabys? The Blacksmiths in Swinton is now “under new • Steak and Ale pie - you don’t like ale. I know, but it’s ownership” and is called The Smithy Arms. got steak in it! Valhalla, a new Viking themed bar, has opened opposite Pivni in Patrick Pool. Two cask beers are available, PUB NEWS Viking DNA from Brew York and IPA from Yorkshire Heart. Pub news as reported at recent branch meetings (note that information is subject to change). Lucy continues to offer interesting ales at the Victoria Vaults at £3.30 a pint. Paul Matson has handed over the reins of the Old Ebor, Nunnery Lane to Linzi Readman. The branch visited as Keith Bond left the Unicorn, Selby on 29th September to part of the August Friday 5, which was their launch night be replaced by a new management team. So far only one DIWHU D UHIUHVK RI WKH GpFRU 7KHUH ZHUH ¿YH KDQGSXOOV rotating cask ale has been available i.e. Greene King IPA serving Roosters Baby Faced Assassin, Rudgate rotating with Tetley Bitter. Chocolate Stout, John Smiths Cask, Copper Dragon Ouse Boozer 3 No. 133 Ouse Boozer4 No. 133 The Black Swan in Oldstead, North Yorkshire, has been A little belated ‘welcome’ to our new apprentice Aidan named the best restaurant in the world in an international Burton who started mid-October, Aidan lives very near the poll based on online customer reviews in the last year. brewery in York and will be shadowing our head-brewer 7ULS$GYLVRUVDLGLWZDVWKH¿UVWWLPHD%ULWLVKUHVWDXUDQW $QG\&DSHOZLWKDYLHZWRRQHGD\¿OOLQJKLVELJVL]H¶V had won the title since the awards began in 2012. The We’d like to say a big thanks to Chris Benningsen for Black Swan, co-run by Tommy Banks, the UK’s youngest KHOSLQJXVLQRXU¿UVW\HDUDW0DQRU)DUPLWZDVDOZD\V Michelin-starred chef, beat Heston Blumenthal’s The Fat the intention for Chris and a couple of his mates to open Duck and Raymond Blanc’s Le Manoir to take the top their own wheat based brewery Eyes Brewing in Leeds spot. … we can’t wait to see it! The Deramore Arms, Heslington has new operators, BAD SEED, Malton, North Yorkshire Carolyn and Mark Pinckney. After a brief closure for some News from Chris Waplington: minor changes they re-opened on the 8th November and It’s been a busy few months at launched their new menu on the 10th November. Bad Seed HQ - with events in Manchester, Derby, Hull and York - and it doesn’t look like The newly formed York branch of the long established it’ll slow down any time soon. Society for the Preservation of Beer from the Wood At the time of writing we’re about to launch a collaboration 63%: KDVDZDUGHGLWV¿UVWSXERIWKHVHDVRQDZDUG brew with Nomadic Brewery from Leeds called to the Falcon Tap who held a beer festival during the Hitchhiker. A big, bold, beautiful West Coast IPA that is summer entirely consisting of cask beers served from a liquid love letter to hops. This old school West Coast wooden casks and keg beers which had been barrel aged. IPA is dripping with sweet and resinous oils from Azacca, Simcoe, Cascade, Columbus, Chinook and Centennial hops. This beer will be launched at the Falcon Tap in York at the end of November. We are incredibly excited to announce that we are launching our beers in can! Cans are a fantastic medium for beer - they offer better protection from both light and air, plus they are better for the environment. At the end of November we will be launching two specials that have EHHQEUHZHGVSHFL¿FDOO\IRUFDQ Seismic is a 4.0% Session IPA - easy going pale ale that Marcus presenting the award will shake your world with a Seismic quantity of Mosaic, Simcoe, Cascade and Comet hops. Crush is a 4.6% New England Hopfenweisse. This is a classic German style BREWERY NEWS ZKHDWEHHUZLWKDWURSLFDO&UXVKÀDYRXUIURP0DQGDULQD Bavaria, Citra and Vic Secret hops. These beers will be available from the House of Trembling Madness in York AINSTY ALES, Acaster Malbis, York and other great bottle shops and bars across the UK. News from Andy Herrington: November Finally, we decided it was time to raid our barrel store to will see the return of our very popular release two beers that have been ageing for quite some Crafty Chocolatier a 4.8% smooth time. We have two versions of our Barrel Aged Bretted Chocolate Porter, this will be available in Saison - one conditioned in a white wine barrel, the other JDOORQFDVNDQGDOVRIRUWKH¿UVWWLPHLQERWWOHVLWZLOO in a whisky barrel. As both barrels are on their second form part of our festive gift-pack which will also contain ¿OOWKHSODQKDGEHHQWREOHQGWKHVHEHHUVEDFNEXWWKH our 4.2% Hop Hone’ (also available in cask) and a glass! ÀDYRXUVIURPHDFKDUHVRGLVWLQFWZHGHFLGHGWRUHOHDVH These will sit alongside our core-ales; 3.7% Ainsty the beers separately. There is a very small yield, with Angel, 4.0% Flummoxed Farmer, 4.2% Bantam Best & each barrel only producing about 5 x 20Ltr kegs -but we’ll 4.9% Ainsty Assassin. be shouting loudly about where these beers are heading Ouse Boozer 5 No. 133 once they are released. Our barrel ageing program may to our loyal customers and pub trade partners, and be small, but it is truly a labour of love, and the results Special Ale has proven to be a well-received beer that are phenomenal - watch out for these beers from the deserved a special personal touch in honour of our 25 beginning of December. years. “Together with the Pathmaker¿JXULQHVWKHOLPLWHG edition pump clips will make for a real collector’s item and BLACK SHEEP, Masham, North a good talking point at the bar.” Yorkshire Paul Theakston added: “Offering a personal touch has News from Stuart Nicholls: always remained at the heart of our ambitions since Black Sheep was established, and this is another initiative to say Black Sheep Brewery founder ‘marks’ 25th thank you to each and every person that has contributed anniversary celebrations to what we have achieved over the last 25 years.” BRASS CASTLE, Malton, North Yorkshire News from Amy at Brass Castle: With 170 Crowler Club members and counting, we’re delighted to report the success of the Crowler Machine and its presence in the Taphouse. Lots of new beers to ¿OOWKH&URZOHUVZLWKWRRIURPRXUEDUUHODJHGUDVSEHUU\ and beetroot sour brown ale (Betelgeuse) to our festive beers: Starlight, Snoweater, Christmas Kitty, Black Forest and Ginger Marmalade…. Lots to choose from now we’re in the Christmas mood! Paul Theakston (pictured above), the iconic founder Our beers are all now brewed to a Gluten Free recipe and of Black Sheep Brewery, is leaving his mark on the as always Vegan-friendly, meaning no-one has to feel left brewery’s 25th anniversary celebrations as Black Sheep out. This opens all sorts of new opportunities to showcase Special Ale returns to the region’s pubs with a limited our beers at various Free From festivals and events. edition pump clip. In other exciting news, we’re thrilled that our lobbying Paul, who founded the brewery in 1992, will hand sign efforts in New England have helped to bring the Maine each commemorative pump clip for Special Ale, which Beer Box (a 40-foot refrigerated container with beer taps was the brewery’s second ever beer, following on from down the side) to Leeds next year.
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