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Solihull Drinker Magazine 57
Issue No: 57 Summer.2011 Are you free on Saturday 4th June?? If so, then do come along to our ‘Biggest Ever Branch Social’ at the Railway, Dorridge from 1.00pm —where a range of real ales will be on offer and hopefully good weather too. We will be asking for a small voluntary donation in aid of the Ian Edwards Cancer Break Trust, a charity set up by Ian’s parents after Ian lost his fight for life last year. You can find out more about the work of the Trust through the link on our website: www.solihullcamra.org.uk, and if you want to make a donation, the account is at Barclays Bank, the account number is 9327 2176 & the sort code is 20-77-62. Also, watch out for our annual PPP competition, coming soon throughout local Solihull & District pubs, where you can vote for your favourite barman or bar- maid. They must give you a great welcome, have good knowledge and advice about the range of real ales on offer and any other drinks that you might want, give you efficient service and serve a full pint in a clean glass. The winner will receive a certificate and a cheque, and three voters chosen at random will re- ceive a voucher for a free pint or other drink at the pub they voted from. More information soon available from our website including voting forms. Have you considered advertising with us? We distribute 2,000 magazines each quarter which go to 85+ outlets across the Solihull area. -
Lincolncamra.Org.Uk Impale 1 2 Impale Lincolncamra.Org.Uk CONTENTS ISSUE 1 2014 15 Meet the Brewer Oldershaw Brewery
LincolnCamra.org.uk ImpAle 1 2 ImpAle LincolnCamra.org.uk CONTENTS ISSUE 1 2014 15 Meet the Brewer Oldershaw Brewery 18 25 The Guests The Regulars 13 7 Guest Beers Lincoln News A look at guest beers. The pros, the cons and why they’re so A round up of Local Pub and Brewery News. popular. 10 18 What’s Brewing Small Beer National and Cider News. The Lincolnshire company supplying lots of beers to lots of 11 pubs. Members Page & Branch Diary 20 Find out what’s going on in the Lincoln CAMRA branch. Untappd 25 A review of an app that helps you keep track of what you’re Old Ale Tales drinking. Some photos of how Lincoln High Street used to look. 22 27 Bottled Beers TravAle Some unusual brews from Lincoln and Yorkshire. A trip to Willingham by Stow and beyond. 24 29 Recipe Quiz A new chef in the kitchen making Chocolate Stout Brownies. If you can’t find these beers in the pub try and find them in our word search. LincolnCamra.org.uk ImpAle 3 4 ImpAle LincolnCamra.org.uk Welcome. The Usual? Happy 2014! You may notice providing a recipe, our usual cook Aaron has reviewed an app a slightly different face on the that’ll help you keep track of any guests beers you might find left. That’s because I’ve hung and Steve has written a piece about the Lincolnshire company up my TravAle hat and taken that helps get guest beers into pubs up and down the country. -
02476 361518 28Th September 2020 Castle Rock Brewery
02476 361518 28th September 2020 Castle Rock Brewery (Nottingham) 4 x 9gl Harvest Pale Harvest Pale is brewed with gently-kilned malt, and an 3.8% aromatic blend of American hops added during the brewing process gives this 3.8% pale beer exceptional poise. Its distinct hop flavour leads to a crisp finish. 3 x 9gl Screech Owl Brewed to export strength this strong well hopped India 5.5% Pale Ale has become a firm favourite with followers of the style. 3 x 9gl Elsie Mo Elsie Mo’s name is derived from the Low Colour Maris Otter 4.7% malt from which she’s exclusively brewed, and which gives her that tantalising golden hue. 2 x 9gl Echoes Dry hop pale, Cashmere and Centennial hops, bringing zesty citrus and stone fruit to the fore. 4.3% Box Steam Brewery (Wiltshire) 1 x 9gl Golden Bolt A wonderfully soft, citrus flavoured session ale with a light, 3.8% dry finish. 2 x 9gl Piston Broke A robust golden ale, refreshingly hoppy with bittersweet 4.5% fruity aromas, Piston Broke is a blend of Goldings and Cascade hops that never fails whatever the weather. 1 x 9gl Soul Train An IPA with a pleasant fruit salad aroma, Soul Train has a 4.0% smack of Mosaic hop flavour that particularly brings out characteristics of bubblegum and tropical fruit. 1 x 9gl New Normal Heavyweight aromas and flavours that are thirst 4.3% quenching. New Normal gives all the citrus and grapefruit from this Citra ale. York Brewery (North Yorkshire) 5 x 9gl Guzzler A beautifully balanced, light gold coloured beer with 3.6% dominant hop flavours and pale malt character. -
Real Ales & Tasting Notes
REAL ALES & TASTING NOTES Marston’s Brewery West Midlands 1. Bank’s Mild 3.5 % A light chestnut coloured beer, exhibiting a glorious balance. Malty with a perceptible burnt note. It’s full bodied with a hint of bitterness. counterbalancing the rich biscuit flavour from the best barley. Mitchells & Butlers Birmingham 2. Brew XI 3.6 % Brew XI is characterised by hop notes giving way to buttery toffee, which washes over a basket of red and green apples, bananas and plums. Rounded crystal malt tones the rapid onset but not persistent bitterness. Warm & slightly astringent with a hint of cracked vanilla pods. York Brewery Yorkshire 3. Hansom Blonde 3.9 % Creamy, fruity and incredibly refreshing. Citra hops give it a light bitterness with hints of tropical fruits and citrus aftertaste. Castle Rock Brewery Nottingham 4. Black Gold 3.8 % A well balanced dark mild ale with some bitterness, full bodied, but not overly sweet. An award winning mild that delivers a light fresh taste to one of the more traditional beer styles. Downton Brewery Wiltshire 5. Eureka 4.3% Single hop pale ale with American Eureka Hops. Punchy tropical and citrus fruit aromas are followed by resinous pine, herbal and watermelon flavours. Thornbridge Brewery Derbyshire 6. Kipling (South Pacific Pale Ale) 5.2 % A golden blonde beer with an exquisite passion fruit, gooseberry & mango aroma. An initial sweetness and full body are balanced by lasting grapefruit -like bitter finish. Fernandes Brewery West Yorkshire 7. Black VooDoo 5.1 % Chocolate Orange Stout. www.cotonandhopwassocialclub.co.uk/beerfestival.htm Oakham Ales Peterborough 8. -
New Beer, New Livery See Page 2
All the latest news, views and essential information from Castle Rock Brewery No:3 Autumn 2014 New beer, new livery See Page 2 www.castlerockbrewery.co.uk Welcome New branding Welcome for a third time to our Castle Rock Quarter, an aide memoire to what Castle Rock: Always we’ve been up to and As a company we’ve So, earlier on this year, we decided also a great the time was right to evolve our chance for us always taken pride in image, and it is just another part of to let you the Castle Rock journey that you, our know what’s being progressive and customers, are very much involved coming up engendering passion in all with. We believe our new livery is next. strong, vibrant and contemporary that we do, from the while retaining nods to our heritage. This autumn is If you are wondering why we decided certainly drinks and food we serve packed full of to re-craft our look, the simple exciting in our pubs to the beer we answer is that we always want to be initiatives and ideas that our managers, brew. Without abandoning the best at what we do. tenants and brewers have been working on to serve you, to excite you and to titillate the tried and trusted, we Hundreds of breweries have opened since we your taste buds as the nights draw in. redesigned our logo back in 2008, and we strive to be a little bit wanted to make a statement that we are In this issue you’ll find news about our here to stay, and just as prolific and Discover World Beers collector passport better every day.