Tap Takeover, Awards Night, New Pub, Beverley Trip Ouse Boozer 1 No
Tap takeover, awards night, new pub, Beverley trip Ouse Boozer 1 No. 119 Celebrating FINE ALE in the FINE CITY 22 MAY - 1 JUNE 2014 “Norwich really is a capital city for ale!” Tim Hampson, Chairman, British Guild of Beer Writers “It just keeps getting better and better!” Roger Protz “Norwich City of Ale is a truly unique celebration of local beers” Mike Benner, CEO, CAMRA www.cityofale.org.uk norwichcityofale2014.wordpress.com CityOfAle #cityofale Ouse Boozer 2 No. 119 EAR TO THE BAR The Snickleway is trying Theakstons Best Bitter in place of John Smith’s Bitter. The Burns Hotel is the new name for the Hansom Cab. Andy Cottingham (six years as a barman at the Maltings) The Rook & Gaskill: Steve Crump from Firestorm and is the new manager at the Nag’s Head, Heworth. WharfeBank did a ‘Meet the Brewer’ session on Wed 13th November, with free tasting, snacks and a Beer Quiz The Fenton Flyer at Church Fenton held a very with many prizes. On offer were WharfeBank Crooked successful and well attended beer festival on the Feed and Treacle Toffee Stout with Firestorm offering weekend of 8th to 10th November with beers available from Furious, Red Angel and Phoenix. the following breweries - Ilkley, %UDGÀHOG, Collingham, Leeds, Jarrow, Treboom, Ossett, Caledonian, York, Ye Old Shambles Tavern re-launched itself in October WharfeBank, Hop Studio and Wychwood. A further DIWHU¿YH\HDUVRIWUDGLQJDVDJLIWVKRSDQGFDIp,W festival is planned for June 2014. The pub is also is is family run and has recently become licenced for on and delighted to announce that they have now gained Cask off sales for its customers, supplying a range of Yorkshire Marque accreditation.
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