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The Point Holmeside, Sunderland SR1 3HY Souvenir Programme and Beer/Cider List SUNDERLAND & SOUTH TYNESIDE CAMPAIGN FOR REAL ALE 4th - 6th October 2018 The Point Holmeside, Sunderland SR1 3HY Souvenir Programme and Beer/Cider List. Maxim Brewery have sponsored Sunderland & South Tyneside CAMRA’s “Sunderland Octoberfest” event since 2009 and we welcome their continued support at the 2018 Sunderland Beer and Cider Festival. As well as being our shirt sponsor again this year , Maxim Brewery are providing us with logistical & storage support both before & after the festival takes place. Last year Maxim celebrated 10 years of brewing at their Rainton Bridge site and this year celebrations continued with a Gold for their Raspberry Porter at the recent North East Society of Independent Brewers Awards in the Cask Speciality Medium to Dark beers category. For the beer festival , as well as the well established Double Maxim, we welcome two new beers ; Medusa IPA and the intriguing Smoke and Mirrors Porter , which promises us a smokey malt flavour. Maxim Brewery 1 Gadwell Road Houghton le Spring Sunderland DH4 5NL 0191 5848844 maximbrewery.co.uk Hello everyone, and welcome to the second Beer and Cider Festival CAMRA Sunderland and South Tyneside have held at The Point, Sunderland. We have assembled a selection of over 40 beers and ciders from far and wide, and we hope you enjoy them. The beers range from Scotland to Yorkshire, from the Isle of Man to Staffordshire, from Cambridgeshire to our North East breweries. Ciders include a Pyder, Plum & Ginger, Blueberry and Cherry Bakewell. In a departure from our previous festivals you will see we have no new festival glasses this year. In line with a number of other CAMRA branches up and down the country we find ourselves with a considerable glass mountain, formed from unsold glasses we have accumulated over the years. We have therefore decided not to buy new glasses each year until we make a considerable ‘hole’ in our mountain. This means as we are not spending money on glasses we can pass the savings on to you. We can also do ‘our bit’ to help protect the environment. Admission to the festival this year is a straight £3 which provides you with entrance, a non-refundable glass and a festival programme. HOW IT WORKS If you are reading this, you will have bought a glass and beer tokens You will also have been given a wristband. The wristband will act as a pass out and helps us keep track of the number of people in the venue. Once it has been placed on you, do not remove it as you will not get served. All beers and ciders are priced at one token. In most cases, one token will get you half a pint of beer or cider. Beers of 6% ABV and over will be served in measures of a third of a pint. You can buy extra beer tokens at the admissions stand. Beers indicated as LOCALE are those that are locally brewed in Northumberland, Tyne & Wear and County Durham. There is also a tick box against each beer and cider for you to record, if you wish, what you have had to drink. Finally, the festival charity again this year is Sunderland RNLI in Roker. You can donate unused beer tokens, which contributed towards us donating £250 last year. David Brazier Festival Organiser Sunderland & South Tyneside CAMRA The Beers 1. Atlas Orkney Join CAMRA here at the festival for £25 - 3.6% Direct Debit. Get 2 free Tokens. A light citrus taste with a smack of hops and grapefruit in the light bitter finish. 2. Ayr Ayr Hungry? There are bangers & burgers 4.2% available to tantalise your taste A complex best bitter with plenty of character buds! See menu on tables. lingering malty aftertaste. 3. Ayr Ayr If you are wondering who Otto & 4.2% Griselda are, they are names the brewer came up with, as the main Smooth and fruity pale with hop flavours of hop in the beer is German. melon, strawberry and passion fruit. 4. Beartown Congleton Kindly donated by The Spice Garden 4.8% Ocean Road The flavours from the malt and hops blend South Shields with the added bite from the root ginger to produce a superbly quenching blonde. 5. Binghams Berkshire Kindly donated by The Steamboat 5% Mill Dam Binghams Doodle Stout with a hint of chilli to South Shields provide a warm glow to the aftertaste. 6. Black Sheep Masham 4.9% Sponsored by A silky, creamy stout with notes of chocolate, Black Sheep Brewery vanilla and coffee. Brewed with lactose and a robust malt blend, giving a sweetness that cuts against a light bitterness, brought together through an irresistible velvet texture. 7. Black Sheep Masham Sponsored by 5.9% Black Sheep Brewery A fruity bitter, with complex underlying tastes and hints of liquorice and pear drops leading to a long dry bitter finish. 8. Brinkburn Newcastle Sponsored by 11% Brinkburn Brewery A rich chocolatey bitterness and toffee flavours meld with bourbon maltiness. Galena and Centennial hops add berry fruit and subtle citrus notes. ( Beer From The Wood). 9. Brinkburn Newcastle 4% Kindly donated by The Marine Bright citrus notes with light malt and Ocean Road, South Shields bitterness combine with aromas of mango and tropical fruit. Very easy drinking. 10. Broughton Broughton Under 26? Join CAMRA here at the festival for £17 - Direct Debit. 3.9% Get 2 free tokens. A dark bitter sweet ale with a pleasant aftertaste. 11. Broughton Broughton Kindly donated by 6.7% Baldwins Accountants Strong, sweet and fruity in the finish. 4 Douro Terrace, Sunderland 12. Camerons Hartlepool Sponsored by 5% Camerons Brewery Brewed in the style of a Belgian Saison with a soft malt character and spicy coriander and fruity orange flavours from the Belgian yeast used. 13. Camerons Hartlepool Sponsored by 6% Camerons Brewery This stout is from Camerons new experimental Tooth & Claw nano brewery 14. Darwin Sunderland 5.4% Sponsored by Darwin Brewery A juicy and hazy New England IPA with tropical fruit flavours and passion fruit. 15. Darwin Sunderland 6% Sponsored by Darwin Brewery A smooth chocolate stout brewed with oats to provide a solid body and bittersweet finish. 16. Derventio Derby Have you seen our latest Branch Magazine :- 5.3% CAMRA Angle ? Pick up a copy or download it :- Crisp, refreshing IPA with pale malt and http://camraangle.sst.camra.org. continental hops uk/documents/Issue53.pdf 17. Elland W Yorkshire 3.9% Our chosen charity is the Roker Branch of A straw coloured, lightly flavoured ,easy the RNLI. If you wish, you can donate drinking and refreshing lager style speciality unused tokens. beer. 18. Hadrian Border 4.6% Kindly donated by Gluten free, a pale coloured ale, well The Steamboat balanced with a refreshing finish. Mill Dam South Shields 19. Hooded Ram Isle of Man Join CAMRA here at the festival for £25 - 5% Direct Debit. A notable hoppy aroma gives an indication of Get 2 free Tokens. what is to come. The hop-led taste is complemented with plenty of bitterness, and a touch of malt, all of which are well matched. 20. Maxim Houghton-le Spring Spo 4.7% Sponsored by Maxim Brewery A fruity caramel, caramel,malty, and nutty taste with a hint of sweetness. 21. Maxim Houghton-le-Spring 5.6% Sponsored by Maxim Brewery This double dry hopped American ale is brewed using 5 different hops to give it an abundance of dry tropical fruit. 22. Maxim Houghton-le-Spring Sponsored by 5.2% Maxim Brewery A rich autumn porter big in dark roasted chocolate and coffee flavours blended with a lovely sweet smoked flavour from the use of smoked malt. 23. Mordue N. Shields Kindly donated by 5.5% The Station House A new beer, part of “Mash Sessions” range. North Road Durham 24. Oakham Peterborough Hungry? There are bangers & burgers 6% available to tantalise your taste This contemporary IPA explodes with amazing buds! See menu on tables. hop harvest aromas, packs in big tropical and citrus hop flavours before a crisp, refreshing finish. 25. Roosters Knaresborough Sponsored by 5.4% Roosters Brewery Bold, juicy citrus & tropical fruit aromas give way to a moderate level of bitterness in this hop-forward, well-balanced American Pale Ale. 30. Roosters Knaresborough 5.1% Sponsored by Brewed with the Green Cheek Beer Co. Roosters Brewery California, this 5 hop pale ale bursts with a combination of fruit flavours harvested from a blend of Amarillo, Comet, Mosaic, Pacifica and Pekko hops and dried local orange peel. 27. Roosters Knaresborough Sponsored by 4.3% Roosters Brewery A straw coloured beer with a delicate, fruity aroma leading to a well balanced taste of malt and hops with a slight evidence of sweetness, followed by a refreshing, fruity/bitter finish. 28. Settle Settle The 2019 Good Beer Guide is now available 4.2% from CAMRA Books. Floral hoppy aroma leading to citrus on the tongue. A bitter finish in this full bodied IPA. 29. Stables Beamish 4.4% Kindly donated by Stables Brewery India Pale Ale. Light golden biscuit with a grapefruit finish. 30. Titanic Stoke Kindly donated by Chocolate & Vanilla Stout Houghton 41 Club 4.5% www.houghton41club.co.uk Chocoholic paradise with real coffee and vanilla support. Cocoa, sherry and almonds lend depth to this creamy, drinkable stout. 31. Top Out Loanhead Kindly donated by 6.8% The Steamboat Named after the part of the hop plant used in Mill Dam South Shields brewing, this has an intense, complex hop profile: strong and bitter with lots of grapefruit notes. .A high strength India Pale Ale , strong, bitter and very hoppy! - Hazy 32.
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