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e have made it to twenty-one! We have again increased the orderfor beer and cider and are now

cramming into the hall about as much as itwill hold – about 20,000 pints of some 180different beers. We cannot put all of thebeer that we have on the stillage from thestart. You will see that many casks are onthe floor below it. They can only be rackedwhen a space occurs, and so a beer that youparticularly want may not be availableimmediately. This is the only way that we cando it, so please understand our situation. We do not hold back beer; once it is ready togo on sale – and it has to be ready becausewe will not compromise on quality – it goes onsale until it is sold. I know that some peoplefind that the hall gets cold, but please bearwith us because this is to make sure that thebeer remains in the best possible conditionand after all, we are here for the beer.

CAMRA’s LocAle campaign is very importantto us but both the Pig’s Ear Festival lastDecember and the London Drinker Festival (9 to 11 March) heavily feature London beersand so we have spread our net more widelyto bring you what we hope is the best inBritish real ale, mostly from small or mediumsized breweries. We are not a ‘winter ales’ or‘dark beers’ festival but we hope that ourrange will cover all tastes. Our particularspeciality is the standard ‘session’ bitter. Thebeer list later in this programme gives youtasting notes.

In line with CAMRA policy, our beers areserved in oversized, lined glasses. With yourglass you will find a voting form for ‘Beer ofthe Festival’. Please let us know not justyour favourite real ale but cider, perry andforeign beer as well. Breweries really value

Battersea Beer Festival 20113

Welcome from the Chair of the Festival Committee

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AcknowledgementsThe South West London Branch of CAMRA wouldlike to thank our sponsors and advertisers fortheir support for the Battersea Beer Festival,especially the Hop Back Brewery for sponsoringour glasses. We would also like particularly tothank Anya Tavkar and her colleagues at theBattersea Arts Centre.

This event is organised and staffed entirely byunpaid volunteers, not just from South WestLondon Branch but also many other branches ofCAMRA. Any funds generated are passed toCAMRA centrally to be used for campaigning.Thanks are due to all of those who have put in alot of hard work and have given up many hoursof their free time. This year’s Festival Committeehas comprised John Barker, Chris Cobbold, EllieEames, Gill Felton, Sue Hart (Staffing), TonyHedger (Chair), Colin Herbert (Chief Steward),Dave Plackett (Beer Manager), Geoff Strawbridge(Secretary) and Paul Watkins (Treasurer).

Fire Precautions For obvious reasons, we have tooperate to a strict limit on numbers in the hall.If you have had to queue for any time we hopethat you will accordingly appreciate why thatwas necessary. Please take notice of anyannouncements or requests from our stewards.Our aim is only to keep you safe.

Smoking is prohibited by law anywhere inside thebuilding and our licence agreement does not allowsmokers to take their drinks outside. When takinga break, please leave your drink with friends.

CONTENTSWelcome 3

LocAle 7

Draught beer from around Britain 8-15

Real Ale in a Bottle 15

Cider and perry 15

Belgian, Dutch and German beer 16-18

South West London CAMRA 22

Breweries in South West London 23


these awards. Please put your form in thebox on the Glasses Stand.

I know that some CAMRA members feel thatthe discount allowed on admission prices toCAMRA members is minimal, but thiswonderful venue is appropriately expensiveto hire and our policy is to recover what wefeel is a reasonable proportion of that costfrom all visitors. That way we can keep thebeer prices down and I think that mostCAMRA members will find themselvesbenefiting from that over a session.

As ever, we also have a good range ofimported beers – both draught and bottled –selected by Bar Manager Peter J Sutcliffefrom his wide personal knowledge. A goodsupply of traditional ciders and perries willbe found downstairs in the Lower Hall alongwith the country wines and a new feature, arange of bottle-conditioned beers. Alsodown there you will find the ever-popularCAMRA Tombola plus, for the first time thisyear, some pub games. Free soft drinks willbe available in both halls.

Food is again being provided by our oldfriend Kam Kamienski, whose substantialofferings, including some traditional Polishrecipes, are more than welcome on a winter’sday. Snacks are also available: pleaseenquire. Please note that the seating in theservery area is reserved for diners.

Traditionally we have supported theBattersea Dogs & Cats Home and they willbe collecting donations again this year. For asupposed nation of animal lovers, cats anddogs often get the rough end of any hardtimes, so do please support them. In 2010they re-homed 13,500 abandoned or lostanimals.

CAMRA Membership. It is often said thatCAMRA’s work is done, but one look at aboarded-up pub will tell you that it most

certainly is not. If you have an interest inreal ale and the pubs that serve it, why notjoin CAMRA? You will be one of an ever-growing movement. Over the last yearCAMRA membership has increased by some10% to almost 120,000. CAMRA is a not-forprofit body which is run locally andnationally by elected, unpaid volunteers andis completely independent of anycommercial interest. Whilst we needactivists, our real strength is in numbers. Formore information please come and see us atthe Membership Stand at the front of themain hall as you enter the festival.

Tony Hedger Chair of the Festival Organising Committee


Welcome - continued from page 3


aunched in 2007 by CAMRA'sNottingham branch, LocAle promotespubs stocking locally brewed real ale.

The London branches have defined a LocAleas one brewed within 30 miles from the pub.The scheme builds on a growing consumerdemand for quality local produce and anincreased awareness of 'green' issues.

Everyone benefits:public houses as stocking local real ales canincrease pub visits;

consumers who enjoy greater beer choiceand diversity;

local brewers who gain from increased sales;

the local economy because more money isspent and retained locally;

the environment due to fewer ‘beer miles'

resulting in less road congestion andpollution.

The scheme has continued to grow since ourlast festival; there are now about 70 LocAlebadged pubs across London, including 17 inour branch:

SW2 Crown & SceptreSW4 Coach & HorsesSW8 Priory ArmsSW11 Draft House Westbridge, Eagle AleHouse, Falcon, Lighthouse, NorthcoteSW12 NightingaleSW15 Bricklayer’s ArmsSW16 Earl FerrersSW18 Armoury, Cat’s Back, RoundhouseSW19 Brewery Tap, Hand in Hand, Trafalgar

Most LocAle pubs in the branch takeSambrook’s, making it very LocAle. Here atBattersea, we have 13 beers from within 30miles from the hall: look out in the list forthose marked


Great British BeerYou will recall that at previous festivalswe have had one of a series of localguides to our branch area. We have nowcompleted our series, and you can buy theset at the Products Stand. This year, weare launching a London CAMRA leaflet onthe beer styles of Britain – where betterthan at a festival where you can samplemost of the styles in one place! You willsee that some of the different beers arecolour coded in this programme. If you’veever wondered what exactly is a mild,why is ‘bitter’ bitter or just what is porter,but didn’t want to ask, then pick up theleaflet from the Products Stand.

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CAMRA LocAle

The Brewery TapThree rotating Real Ales

(many from micro-breweries)

Deuchars IPA & London Pride always stocked

Mild Ale and Aspall’s Suffolk Cider often available

We now have the Beautiful Beer Award!

New lunchtime menuTraditional Sunday Roasts 12 - 3pm

Digital Duke Box

68 High Street, Wimbledon Village, SW19(10 minutes from Wimbledon Station)

Tel: 020 8947 9331


Allendale Hexham Golden Plover 4%Light refreshing blonde beer

Allgates WiganNapoleon’s Retreat 3.9%Golden/copper coloured traditional bitter

Twitter & Busted 4%Very hoppy bitter straw coloured beer

Arbor Ales BristolBrigstow Bitter 4.3%Malty, hoppy easy drinking, tawny beer

Festival Mild 5.2%Intense roasty toasty malt balanced with a littlefruitiness

Oyster Stout 4.6%A smooth chocolaty stout, with fresh oysters

Ascot Ales SurreyAlligator Ale 4.6%An American Pale Ale with a hoppy nose. It's fresh,crisp, true to style with flowery hoppy notes

Posh Pooch 4.2%Well balanced bitter with hops slightly dominant

Anastasia’s Exile Stout 5%Black beer with burnt coffee aroma and roast malt tastewith bitter finish

Ashover DerbyshireRainbows End 4.5%Bitter golden beer, initially some sweetness thengrapefruit and lemon flavours with a dry bitter finish

Ballards W SussexGolden Bine 3.9%Roast malt aroma, with fruity, slightly sweet taste

Wild 4.7%Blend of Mild and the strong fruity Wassail

Bank Top BoltonDark Mild 4%Dark brown, complex, plenty of roast malt and dry finish

Bateman LincolnshireDark Mild 3%A classic dark mild, nutty with background hops

Belvoir LeicestershireMild 3.4%Red/black beer with well balanced malt and hop taste

Oatmeal Stout 4.3%Full bodied dark creamy stout

Beowulf StaffordshireFinn’s Hall Porter 4.7%Complex porter with strong coffee hints and roast malt

Dragon Smoke Stout 4.7%Black creamy stout with tobacco, liquorice, chocolateand mixed fruit tastes

Blue Monkey NottinghamshireBG Sips 4%Very fruity bitter golden beer

Evolution 4.3%Bitter amber beer with floral hop aroma

Original 3.6%Pale brown malty bitter


eers are arranged generally (but notabsolutely) alphabetically by breweryaround the bar. Where there is more

than one beer from a brewer, these are listedalphabetically, not by strength. Differentcolours are used to indicate Milds, Stouts,Porters and Old Ales and Strong Bitters and

IPAs. These colours match the colour codingon labels behind the bars. Please note: not allbeers will be available all the time – somewill be ready later than others or sell outsooner. Also, the beers available may havechanged slightly since the programme wentto print.

BDraught beer from around Britain


Boggart ManchesterRum Porter 4.6%Sweet spicy hop and smooth roast taste, a dash of rum

Bowland LancashireBowland Gold 3.8%Hoppy golden bitter with strong grapefruit flavours

Box Steam Wiltshire Dark & Handsome 5%Old ale type creamy beer, hints of lemon and liquorice

Derail Ale 5.2%Subtle bitter straw coloured beer

Tunnel Vision 4.2%Traditional bitter

Bradfield S. Yorks.Farmers Blond 4%Pale blond beer with citrus and summer fruit aroma

Brains CardiffDark 3.5%Bittersweet, mellow mild, a lasting finish of malt and roast

Brewsters LincolnshireDecandence 4.4%Full flavoured golden beer with pronounced hops

Hop-a-Doodle-Doo 4.3%Copper coloured with fruity hop characters

Bristol Beer Factory Bristol Acer 3.8%Pale with a huge hop kick and citrus blast

No. 7 4.2%Old fashioned mid brown malty best bitter

Sunrise 4.4%Golden best biter with strong hop finish

Bryson’s Morecambe, LancashireWestmorland Bitter 3.6%Light copper coloured bitter. Lightly roasted malts, andfruity hop bitterness taste

Bushy’s Isle of ManRuby (1874) Mild 3.5%Former beer of the festival, a classic of the style

Castle Rock NottinghamScreech Owl 5.5% Classic golden IPA, intensely hoppy aroma and bitter taste

Celt Experience CaerphillyCelt Bronze 4.5%Rich bronze colour, delicate sweetness, a long hop finish

Celt Golden 4.2%Golden coloured organic beer, citrus fruits with aslightly spicy aroma

Copper Dragon SkiptonBest Bitter 3.8 %Strongly bitter and hoppy taste with fruity aroma

Golden Pippin 3.9%Light golden bitter with strong citrus aroma and taste

Cotleigh SomersetBarn Owl 4.5%Mid brown beer with good balance of malt and hops

Golden Seahawk 4.2%Golden well hopped flowery hop aroma and fruity flavour

Cotswold Spring GloucestershireCodrington Codger 4.3%Mid brown malty nutty beer

Codrington Royal 4.5%Fruity sweet malty beer

Dark Star Haywards HeathEspresso Stout 4.2%Coffee, coffee and, erm….more coffee!

Hophead 3.8%Refreshing bitter for those that like hops

Over the Moon 3.8%Dark but hoppy mild

Derby DerbyBusiness as Usual 4.4%Well rounded malty, easy drinking traditional amber beer

Dashingly Dark 4.5%Rich dark beer made with eight different malts

Hop till you Drop 3.9%Hoppy blonde brew with fruity overtones and dry finish

Triple Hop 4.1%Classic pale smooth easy drinking beer

Derventio DerbyshireEmperor’s Whim 4.2%A golden hoppy ale with a long bitter finish


Draught beer from around Britain


Draught beer from around Britain - continued

Donnington Gloucestershire BB 3.6%Amber bitter with light hop taste and bitter aftertaste

SBA 4.4%Subtle malty beer

Dorset Weymouth Ammonite 4.5%Hints of chocolate, undercut with grapefruit

Durdle Door 5%Tawny beer fruity aroma with hint of pear drops

Downton WiltshireChimera IPA 6.8%Very strong, pale, hoppy bitter

Dark Delight 5.5%A smooth, strong porter.

Honey Blonde 4.3%Bitter beer with a honey sweetness

Quadhop 3.9%Golden, full of fruity hop flavours, bitterness and aroma

Elland W Yorks.1872 Porter 6.5%Creamy full flavoured porter, strong liquorice withchocolate hints

Beyond the Pale 4.2%Pale hoppy bitter, intense citrus flavour

Everard’s LeicesterTiger 4.2%Mid brown well balanced best bitter

Fuller’s Chiswick Chiswick 3.5%Pale brown bitter, light and fruity with hint of malty sweetness

Fyne ArgyllHighlander 4.8%Intense malt flavours and citrus hop aroma

Maverick 4.3%Full bodied, roasty, tawny beer

Goachers KentCrown Imperial Stout 4.5%Well balanced roasted stout, dark, bitter taste with hintof caramel

Great Heck N. Yorks.Yorkshire Navigator 3.9%Dry, mahogany coloured bitter with lashings ofAmerican hops

Green Mill Rochdale A Bitter t’Ale 4%Well hopped English bitter

Harvey Lewes, E SussexSussex XX Mild 3%Dark traditional mild ale, soft, slightly sweet palate

Hadlow Bitter 3.5%Pale balanced bitter

Sussex Best Bitter 4.4%Full bodied brown bitter full of malt and hop tastes

Sussex Old Ale 4.3%A Victorian style dark winter brew

Heart of Wales PowysNoble Eden Ale 4.6%Dark brown ,fruit and malt with a hint of chocolate

Welsh Black 4.4%Particularly dry stout, full of liquorice flavour

Highland OrkneyOrkney IPA 4.8%Traditional bitter light hop and fruit flavour

Saint Magnus 5.2%Complex tawny beer with good malt and hop balance

Hook Norton OxfordshireDouble Stout 4.8%Fairly rich creamy stout

Hop Back Wiltshire Crop Circle 4.2%Sharp hoppy gold beer with slight citrus taste

GFB 3.5%A refreshing session beer with plenty of hops

Entire Stout 4.5%Rich dark stout roasted malt flavours, suitable for vegansNow Champion Winter Beer of Britain.

Summer Lightning 5%Pale bitter with good hoppy aroma and taste. Tasteslike a session beer despite its strength



Taiphoon 4.2%Light gold hoppy beer flavoured with lemongrass

Hopdaemon KentGolden Braid 3.7%A refreshing golden session bitter. Citrus hoppy noteswith hints of marmalade and a crisp clean finish

Ilkley W. Yorks.Ilkley Black 3.7%Dark velvety mild made with chocolate and roasted malts

Mary Jane 3.5%Crisp pale ale with citrus taste

Isle of Arran ArranDark 4.3%Malty beer with good hop and malt taste

Sunset 4.4%Mid-amber, light perfumed aroma, balance of malt,fruit and hops with a pleasant dry finish

Isle of Avalon Somerset Isle Ale 3.8%A light amber session ale

Jake’s Mild 4%Traditional mild

Sunset 4.3%Tawny brown premium bitter

Isle of Purbeck Dorset Fossil Fuel 4.1%Amber beer with complex aroma, smooth bitter taste

IPA 4.8%Spicy aroma with dry hoppy finish

Solar Power 4.3%Tawny beer with strong bitter taste

Studland Bay Wrecked 4.5%Deep red beer, slightly sweet aroma, mixture of caramel,malt, and hop taste

Leeds W Yorks.Best 4.3%Classic Yorkshire bitter - full flavoured with a hoppy finish

Brewery Pale 3.8%Easy drinking pale ale. Light and hoppy with delicatefloral notes and a well balanced finish

Loddon BerkshireHoppit 3.5%Light coloured beer, hops dominant in aroma and taste

Mallinsons HuddersfieldTemple of Fame 4.4%Pale blonde, a lightly fruity taste with a long bitter finish

Milestone NottinghamshireDark Galleon 5.4%Dark smooth strong bitter, dried fruit with treacle notes

Crusader 4.4%Belgian style blonde beer with a zesty clean finish

Imperial Pale Ale 4.8%Crisp and hoppy, rounded with a smooth finish

Monty’s MontgomeryshireMojo 3.8%Golden, slightly toasty with a hint of marmalade

Moonrise 4%Copper-coloured, gently malty balanced beer

Sunshine 4.2%Golden beer hoppy floral, citrus taste and dry finish

Moor GlamorganOld Freddy Walker 7.3%Rich dark strong ale with fruity complex taste andfruitcake like finish

Peat Porter 4.5%Fruity and sweet with a dry finish

Naylors W Yorks.Pinnacle Bitter 3.9%Mainly malty mid brown beer, subtle fruit and hops

Nethergate SuffolkMild 3.5%Distinctive, full flavoured very dark mild

NottinghamRock Ale Mild 3.8%Reddish black malty mild

Nutbrook DerbyshireResponsibly 4.4%Light bronze with a fruity flavour

O’Hanlons DevonDry Stout 4.2%Fruity and roast malt flavours and dry!




Port Stout 4.8%Black and powerful in flavour, hoppy aftertaste

Otley PontypriddDark O 3.8%Medium bodied mild, chocolate and roast barleyflavours

O1 4%Pale golden beer, hoppy aroma, hop, malt and fruit taste

O5 5.4%Strong golden beer

Palmer Dorset 200 5%Full bodied, deep copper ale with a dry finish

Dorset Gold 4.5%Thirst quenching, fruity golden ale

Peak Ales Derbys. Bakewell Best 4.2%Full bodies, well balanced, initial sweetness with dry finish

Phoenix ManchesterSpotland Gold 4.1%Pale, hoppy beer

Pictish Rochdale Brewer’s Gold 3.8%Soft maltiness and strong hop citrus flavour

Prospect LancashireNutty Slack 3.9%Dark brown, malty fruity aroma, chocolate and fruit taste

Purple Moose PorthmadogDark Side of the Moose 4.6%Strongish mild with deep malt flavour and fruity bitterness

Glaslyn Ale 4.2%Refreshing light and malty pale coloured beer

Snowdonia Ale 3.6%Golden refreshing bitter, citrus fruit hops in aroma & taste

RCH Somerset PG Steam 3.9%Hoppy and bitter, amber beer with subtle sweetness

Pitchfork 4.3%Full bodied, hoppy, slightly sweet yellow-gold beer

Saltaire W. Yorks. Blackberry Cascade 4.8%Hoppy (Cascade hops) beer, infused with blackberries

Blonde 4%Straw coloured light ale with soft malt tones

Cascade Pale Ale 4.8%American style pale ale, floral aromas, strong bitterness

Elderflower Blonde 4%Blonde ale infused with the delicate flavour of elderflower

Raspberry Blonde 4%Refreshing hoppy beer with hints of raspberries

Triple Chocoholic 4.8%Rich dry dark, bitter chocolate taste, has real chocolate

Sambrook’s BatterseaJunction 4.5%Brown full bodied malty with plenty of hop bitterness

Powerhouse Porter 4.9%The new edition – a rich bitter dark porter with coffee notes

Wandle 3.8%Citrus hop aroma, some fruit; bitterness comes through

Southport Lancashire Cyclone 3.8%Bronze coloured bitter with blackcurrant aftertaste

Natterjack 4.3%Fruit notes and hint of coffee

Spire Chesterfield Dark Side of the Moon 4.3%A deep garnet coloured mild, with sweet toffee overtones,balanced with hops

Good as Gold 3.8%Golden session bitter mildly fruity start dry aftertaste

Land of Hop & Glory 4.5%Clean crisp golden ale developing grapefruit and lemonflavours

Sergeant Pepper’s Stout 5.5%Full flavoured stout using ground black pepper.Liquorice and pepper dominate in complex dark stout

Nocturne Porter 5.7%Crammed full of bitter chocolate and coffee flavour




Storm Macclesfield, CheshireDesert Storm 3.9%Amber coloured smoky flavour with fruit and malt

Pale Gale Ale 4.4%Light crisp lager style

Summer Wine Holmfirth, W Yorks. Dambusters Mild 3.5%Dark brown mild with coffee and dark fruit aromas

Gambit 4.2%Enigmatic bronze coloured ale

Treason Treacle Stout 4.8%A deep, dark, roast malt character with a trulydecadent feel

Taylor KeighleyDark Mild 3.5%Hops combined with malt and caramel sweetness

Golden Best 3.5%Golden mild, refreshing fruit aroma and hoppy taste

Landlord 4.3%Full flavoured, well balanced spicy, citrus, amber beer

Thornbridge Bakewell, Derbyshire Jaipur IPA 5.9%Complex strong IPA with good balance of citrusflavours and slight sweetness. Dangerously drinkable– take care!

St Petersburg Imperial Russian Stout 7.7%Full bodied traditional strong imperial stout. Coffee,liquorice and roast malt flavours, bittersweet finish

Three B’s BlackburnStokers Slake Mild 3.6%Dark but not heavy, smooth roasted barley finish

Thwaites Blackburn Nutty Black Mild 3.3%Tasty dark mild malty with caramel slightly bitter

Titanic Stoke Stout 4.5%Roast, fruity and liquorice. Good and black

Triple fff AltonAlton’s Pride 3.8%Golden brown beer, floral hop aroma, initial maltyflavour gives way to citrus and hoppy bitterness

Tryst StirlingshireBrockville Dark 3.8%Full tasting beer with hints of liquorice and roast grain

Brockville Pale 3.9%Pale golden session ale

Carronade IPA 4.2%Pale ale full of citrus flavours

Raj IPA 5.5%Balanced flavoured strong beer, hoppy aroma and taste

Twickenham Fine Ales Middlesex Grandstand Bitter 3.8%Traditional brown beer well balanced with citrus hops

Naked Ladies 4.4%Outstanding hoppy, with good body and luscious aroma

Original 4.2%Fruity best bitter, citrus and sweet malt character

Sundancer 3.7%Light gold beer with strong citrus hops

White Horse Oxfordshire Village Idiot 4.1%Blonde with complex hop aroma and taste

Wayland Smithy 4.4%Red brown with biscuit flavour and spicy hop finish

Wickwar GloucestershirePenny Black Porter 5%Smooth, full bodied porter; overtones of roasted coffeeand chocolate and long dry finish

Station Porter 6.1%Rich smooth complex ruby brown beer. Roast maltcoffee, chocolate and dark fruit flavours

Windsor and Eton Berkshire Guardsman 4.2%Copper coloured with a tangy taste

Knight of the Garter 3.8%Straw coloured with a distinctive fresh citrus hop aroma

Winter’s Norwich Mild 3.6%Dark mild, malt caramel and roast sweet with bitterness





Cider and PerryDry Cider

Bath Cyder Company Rough DiamondBristol CiderworksButfordGillowHuntMillwhites Whisky Cask FinishOliversRathays Old GoatRoss on WyeUpper House Vilberie single varietyVenton Cyders Skippy's Scrumpy singlevariety Whisky Cask Finish

Medium CiderBollhayes Devon CiderDewchurchGreen Valley Rum Tiddly TumGreen Valley Vintage ReserveGwyntyddraig FarmhoseMcCrindlesParson's ChoiceSpringfield Old BarnSpringfield Red Dragon SwallowfieldWestcroft Janet's Jungle Juice

Sweet CiderBroadoakCrossmanNewton CourtOrchardsRich

PerryButfordGwyntyddraig PyderGwyntyddraig Two TreesOliversOriginal Cider Company Broadoak PremiumRoss on WyeSevernsider Moorcroft single varietySwallowfield

Wirksworth DerbyshireCruckbeam 3.9%Full flavoured copper beer, balanced malt and hop taste

Woodlands Cheshire Mild 3.5%A stunning creamy mild

General’s Tipple 5.5%Refreshing, medium hopped strong pale ale

Light Oak 4.0%A pale fresh malty beer with dry crisp after taste

Oak Beauty 4.2%Malty sweetish copper colour, toffee and caramel flavours

Real Ale in a Bottle – the new British Bottled Beer bar downstairs

Descriptions of the following appear in thedraught beer list above. However ABV maybe different. Ascot Anastasia's Exile Stout Downton Chimera IPADownton Dark Delight Downton Honey Blonde Hop Back Crop Circle Hop Back Entire StoutHop Back Summer LightningHop Back TaiphoonSpire Sgt Pepper Stout

We also have Cotleigh Buzzard (4.8%)Cotleigh Peregrine Porter (5%)Cropton Endeavour (3.6%)Cropton Monkmans Slaughter (6%)Cropton Scoresby Stout (4.2%)Cropton Two Pints (4%)Cropton Yorkshire Moors (4.6%)Hop Back Pickled Santa (6%)Spire Sovereign IPA (5.2%)Thornbridge Italian style lager (4.7%)Thornbridge Jaipur IPA (5.9%)

Cider and Perry


(B – Belgian; H – Dutch)

Bottled Beer - 0.75 l bottlesAlvinne Extra (B) 7%Alvinne Witte Roock (B) 6%Binchoise Blonde (B) 6.2%Glazen Toren Canaster Winterscotch (B) 8.5%Glazen Toren Ondinneke Tripel (B) 8.5%Gouden Carolus Cuvee Blauw (B) 11%Gouden Carolus Cuvee Rood (B) 10%Molen Rasputin (H) (0.5)10%

Bottled Beer - 0.375 l bottlesCantillon Kriek (B) 5%Cantillon Gueuz (B) 5%Cantillon Rose de Gambrinus (B) 5%Drie Fonteinen Oude Kriek (B) 6%Drie Fonteinen Vintage Gueuze 2003 (B) 6%Girardin Framboise (B) 5%Girardin Kriek (B) 5%Oud Beersel Oude Kriek (B) 6.5%

Bottled Beer - 0.33 l bottlesAdelardus Tripel (B) 9%

Belgoo Luppo (B) 6.5%

Boon Framboise (B) 6.2%

Brasserie de la Senne Zinnebir (B) 6%

Christoffel Blond (H) 6%

Dochter van der Korenaar Noblesse (B) 5.5%

Dupont Moinette Blonde (B) 8.5%

Dupont Saison (B) 6.5%

Ellezelloise Hercule (B) 9%

Ellezelles Quintine Blonde (B) 8%

Emelisse Premium Stout (H) 8%

Gouden Carolus Triple (B) 9%

Jopen Extra Stout (H) 5.5%

Lefébvre Hopus (B) 8.5%

Leroy Noël (B) 7%

Maasland Nieuwjaarsbier (H) 8%

Molen Lusten & Lasten Triple (H) 9.2%

Ranke Guldenberg (B) 8.5%

Rochefort 8 (B) 9.2%

Rochefort 10 (B) 11.3%

Rodenbach Grand Cru (B) 6%

Schelde Schoenlappertje (H) 5%

Silenrieux Joseph (B) 5.4%

Sint Bernadus Abt 12 (B) 10.5%

Saint Feuillien Noël (B) 9%

Troubadour Magma (B) 6%

Verhaeghe Barbe Rouge (B)

Verhaeghe Duchesse de Bourgogne (B) 6.2%

Watou Wit (B) 5%

Draught BeerBelgoo Amber (B) 5.5% Fruity, sweetish amber ale brewed with ‘spelt’, amedieval wheat

Het Kapittel Pater (B) 6%Dark brown ale with floral hops, dry fruit, spice andcaramel

Jopen Extra Stout (H) 5.5%Very smooth, dry dark stout, with a rich roast malty flavour

Poperinghe

Hommelbier (B) 7.5%Deceptively strong and very well-hopped pale ale

Saint Feuillien

Saison (B) 6%Award-winning golden, hoppy farmhouse ale

Verhaeghe Echte

Kriek (B) 6.8%Classic oak-aged Flemish red-brown ale steeped in sour cherries

(Note: Only three draught beers will be on tap at any one time)

Belgian and Dutch beer


Belgian, Dutch and German Beer


Belgian, Dutch and German Beer continued


German beerDraught BeerOver the festival we expect that the selection will be achoice from some of these beers:

BLOND

Augustiner Helles Lagerbier

Augustiner Oktoberfestbier

Beck-Brau Heller Bock

Braustelle Alt

Fruh Kolsch

Hacker-Pschorr Oktoberfest Marzenbier

Hobrau Oktoberfest

Keesman Herren Pils

Lowenbrau Buttenheim

Paffgen Kolsch

Reissdorf Kolsch

Tegernsee Spezial Hell

Trunk (Vierzehnheiligen) Silberbock

WEISS

Andechs Weissbier

Andechs Dunkles Weissbier

Karg Dunkles Weissbier

Karg Weissbier

Unertl Weissbier

DARK

Andechs Doppelbock Dunkel

Braustelle Bock

Kneitinger Bock

Lowenbrau Buttenheim Bock

Neder (Forchheim) Schwarze Anna

Schenkerla Rauchbier

Schenkerla Urbock

Schumacher Alt

Spezial Rauchbier

Urige Alt

Bottled BeerWe expect the following bottled beers to be available -whilst stocks last.

BLOND

Andechs Helles

Andechs Spezial Hell

Augustiner Dunkel

Augustiner Helles Lagerbier

Augustiner Oktoberfest

Fruh Kolsch

Jacobs Wintergold

Jever Pils

Kneitinger Pils

Pyraser Kellerbier

Pyraser Landbier Export Hell

Pyraser Weiss

Schlenkerla Lagerbier

Schneider Aventinus

Tegernsee Max I Josef

WEISS

Andechs Weiss

Andechs Dunkelweiss

Gutmann Weiss

Hosl Weiss

Karg Dunkelweiss

Karg Weiss

Schneider Weiss

Tegernsee Helles

Unertl Weiss

DARK

Gutmann Weiss Bock

Neder Schwarza Anna

Schlenkerla Rauchbier

Schlenkerla Urbock

Spezial Rauchbier



THE HARP47 Chandos Place,WC2N 4HS Tel: 020 78360291

The Harp is a small traditional pub in the Heart ofLondon just minutes from Charing Cross Station.

The Harp is featured in the 2010 Good Pub Guide ,Good Beer Guide for six consecutive years and Cask

Marque acredited for three years

No music, no machines no tv...just good conversation

8 Ales on hand pumpwith Sambrooks,Dark Star, Batemans and

Harveys on together with changing guest ales daily

also 4 real ciders and 2 perries

The Harp one of the few genuine free houses in central London

CAMRA

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SPECIALISTS IN FINE EASTERN EUROPEAN FOODS AND CUISINE

A WIDE SELECTION OF CONTINENTALSAUSAGES, DIPS & SALADS

WE HAVE GREAT IDEAS TO MAKE YOUR BBQS SUCCESSFUL & COMPLETELY DIFFERENT - COME AND SEE!

A WIDE SELECTION OF QUALITYBREADS SPECIALISTS IN SOURDOUGH

SHOP OPENING HOURSMON-FRI: 9.00-9.00 SAT: 8.00-8.00 SUN:9.00-6.00

COMPLETE CATERING SERVICEWe can cater for your local beer festival, please call for details

Cater Hire Available

POLISH DELICATESSEN

Bronek’s Park Cafeopposite Bronek’s Delicatessen129 Northfield Avenue W13 9QT

Traditional English cafe offering a selection of

sausages, Bigos and otherPolish and continental meals


Branch Pub of the Year - On Thursdayafternoon we will announce the winner ofthe Branch’s Pub of the Year competition for2010, one of the highlights of our year. It isthe 2010 competition because that is theyear over which the pub should be judged.The shortlist is drawn up by the branchcommittee from that year’s Good Beer Guideentries. The previous year’s winner is noteligible. Voting is open to all those who weremembers of South West London Branch onthe date for eligibility (31 December 2010)and ballot papers were issued by post. If youhave not sent back your ballot paper, youcan place it in the box at the MembershipStand. The box closes at 2pm.

Pubs shortlisted for the 2010 CAMRA South West London Branch Pub of the YearEagle Ale House 104 Chatham Road,Battersea SW11Falcon 2 St John’s Hill, Battersea SW11Nightingale 97 Nightingale Lane, Balham SW12Bricklayers Arms 32 Waterman Street, Putney SW15Grapes 39 Fairfield Street, Wandsworth SW18Nightingale 97 Nightingale Lane, Balham SW12Le Gothique Royal Victoria Patriotic Building,John Archer Way SW18Hand in Hand 7 Crooked Billet, WimbledonCommon SW19Sultan 78 Norman Road, South Wimbledon SW19

South West London CAMRA District RepresentativesLocal knowledge - We aim to have arepresentative designated for each postaldistrict within the branch area to act as acontact point, keep a check on changes topubs within their district, and co-ordinaterecommendations for the Good Beer Guideshortlist.

SW2 Chris Cobbold, 25 Valens House, Upper Tulse Hill,SW2 2RX. 020-8674 0556SW4 Pauline Doyle, 22 Marcilly Road, SW18 2HS.020-8871 1690, [email protected] Mark Bravery, 55 Kipling Drive, SW19 1TJ.020-8540 9183, [email protected] Alex Baldwin, 41 Chantry Rd, SW9 9TD. 07891877118 [email protected] Jane Jephcote and Robert Preston, 10Ravenet Court, Ravenet Street, SW11 5HE. 020-7720 6327, [email protected] Paul Gregory, 34 Telferscot Road, SW120HW. 020-8675 4501SW15 Carsten Pedersen, 33 Cheesemans Terrace,Star Rd, West Kensington W14 9XB 020-7381 [email protected] Mike Flynn, 29 Heybridge Ave, SW16 3DY,07751 231191 [email protected] Jane Runnet, 43 Fairlight Rd, SW17 0JE.07985 978550SW18 Peter J Sutcliffe, 22 Marcilly Road, SW182HS. 020-8871 1690, [email protected](N) & SW20 Sue Hart, 24 Hamilton Road,SW19 1JF, [email protected](S) & Morden Martin Butler, 92 WillmoreEnd, SW19 3DF. 020-8542 3158,[email protected] Paul Kirsten, 1A Wandle Road, MordenSM4 6AJ. 020-8646 2978, [email protected]

Future Meetings

Wed 16 February Branch committee meeting - 7.30, Selkirk, 60Selkirk Road, Tooting SW17Sun 27 February Good Beer Guide 2012 selection meeting -12.15, Sultan, 78 Norman Road, SouthWimbledon SW19Tue 22 March Mitcham crawl - meet 7-7.30, White Hart,350 London Road, Mitcham CR4

Branch events are listed in What’s Brewing,London Drinker and at www.swlcamra.org.uk.


South West London CAMRA


Breweries in SouthWest LondonThe South West London branch of CAMRAcovers the London Boroughs of Wandsworthand Merton and the south-western part ofLambeth. A hundred years ago, there weresome nine breweries in the branch area. Bythe 1970s there was just one: Young’s ofWandsworth, itself ceasing brewing in 2006.A number of micros have come and gone inrecent years and only one brewery is nowoperating in the branch area. This isSambrook’s, established in Battersea in 2008,with Wandle (3.9%), its session beer, and alsoJunction (4.5%) available in several localoutlets, Including a number of Young’s pubs.Late last year saw the launch of a third beer:Powerhouse Porter (4.9%).


Visit the next CAMRAbeer festival in London

2011 LONDONDRINKER BEER &CIDER FESTIVAL

9-11 March, Camden CentreBidborough Street, WC1 (behind Euston Road,

opposite St Pancras station)

and don’t forget

2011 Great BritishBeer Festival

2-6 August, Earl’s Court

The Nightingale Pub97 Nightingale Lane, Balham, London SW12 8NX

020 8673 1637 Email: [email protected]

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