newark beer festival 2014

1NEWARK BEER FESTIVAL | SEVENTEEN newarkcamra.org.uk

THE EVENT IN THE TENT BY THE TRENT

www.newarkcamra.org.uk/festival

RIVERSIDE PARK · NEWARK

23 TO 25 MAY 2014NOTTINGHAMSHIRE

LIVE MUSIC · GOOD FOODAND OVER 140 REAL ALES

Supported by Newark & Sherwood District Council

SOUVENIR PROGRAMMEOPENING TIMES: FRIDAY & SATURDAY 10.30am - 10.30pmSUNDAY 12 noon - 4.00pm

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CHAIRMAN’SFESTIVAL REPORT 2014

R E A L A L E • C I D E R PERRY • COUNTRY WINE

Dear Festivalgoer

Welcome to the 19th Newark Beer Festival, increasingly known as “The Friendly Festival”.

We have over 150 real ales from all four corners of the country giving a variety of styles and tastes to suit everybody’s palate, sourced from a growing number of microbreweries with many local ones represented at the festival. There is also a comprehensive range of ciders. These are all complemented by a fantastic array of bands and music throughout the weekend.

Let us not forget the people behind the scenes who make the festival work - the CAMRA festival committee, the fantastic support from CAMRA members who help set up and run the bars, the first aiders who keep a watchful eye on us and countless others who do the little jobs that help make such a difference. But most important are you the customers, who come, year in year out, in your hundreds to support this fantastic local event. So have a cracking time and enjoy your experience in the Real Ale Hub of Newark.

Cheers

David MooreChairman, Newark CAMRA

For up-to-date details check our website: www.newarkcamra.org.uk/diary

5th June: Newark Town Club, Newark. (Please bring partners)3rd July: Willow Tree*, Barnby in the Willows7th August: Final Whistle*, Southwell* Transport available (contact social secretary) leaving Fox & Crown 7.30pm.

BRANCH MEETINGS : 8pm

Newark CAMRA strives to increase consumer choice of real ale by objecting to pub closures and championing high standards of customer service in the area’s public houses. We support our local breweries by promoting the diversity they bring to the bar.

Newark CAMRA also brings national issues such as tax and opening hours to local attention. Importantly, we are a social group of likeminded drinkers of all ages and walks of life. Anyone is welcome to attend our meetings, details of which can be found elsewhere in this programme.

This programme is published by Capital Media Ltd., 2 Halifax Court, Fernwood Business Park, Cross Lane, Newark, NG24 3JP.

To reach a high proportion of discerning imbibersacross East Nottinghamshire, contact the Capital Media team on 01636 302 302.

Opinions expressed within this programme are not necessarily those of the editorial staff or CAMRA at a local or national level.

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Newark Beer Festival is about more than drinking. A quality pint is usually enjoyed more if it’s accompanied by a foot tapping tune or two and we have that perfect mix this weekend. Our talent scouts spend many nights scouring the land’s hot and sweaty venues in an attempt to find the right mix for washing down the ale and cider. Every year they bring us an entertaining mix of musical merriment.

For those of you who prefer to sample their beers without music in the air, we have designated Friday afternoon as a music-free session. You’ll be able to enjoy your tipple in relative serenity until at least 5pm!

Please note the list and timings may be subject to last minute changes due to circumstances outside our control.

Friday 23rd May 3pm - 3.30pm QUIZBrain teasing time with resident “brainiac” Mark Taylor.

7.30pm - 8pm DAVE SIMPSON TRIOThe Dave Simpson Trio is a Blues/Rock outfit from Sleaford. They have played many Blues festivals and supported some well established artists. The trio consists of: Johnny Simpson on Bass, John Joe Gaskin on Drums and Dave Simpson on Guitar & Vocals. Dave’s heavily influenced guitar playing and sounds come straight from the Jimi Hendrix school of playing, accompanied by the solid rhythm section of Johnny’s cool groove Bass and John Joe’s flawless drumming, they will perform songs by such artists as Jimi Hendrix, Rory Gallagher, Joe Bonamassa plus some original stuff too. They make the ideal act to whet your appetite and to open this year’s festival.

8.40pm - 10pm PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF MERCIAWhat’s happened to Rhythm & Blues? It’s been stripped down, souled out, polished and hung out

to dry for the X Factor brigade. R&B is back and that’s where PRoM come in, Shakin’ All Over in the wild blue yonder, doin’ it right. The Republicans are: Nick “Aston” Hall Rhythm Guitar & Vocals, Bobby Cotterill on Bass & Backing Vocals, Reverand Rich Martin on Gob Iron, Jason Kennedy on Lead Guitar & Backing Vocals and Mick Mullen on Drums. The Reverand’s gonna blow his gob iron so hard, you’ll hear it in the Windy City and those Telecasters cut to the quick. Let’s hear it for a different kind of Blues, let’s hear People’s Republic Of Mercia.

Saturday 24th May1.45pm – 2.30pm MORRIS DANCINGWith The Lincoln & Micklebarrow Morris Men

3pm - 3.30pm QUIZTime to shake up those brain cells once again with today’s instalment.

4.30pm - 5.30pm GLASS ONIONGlass Onion is a four piece Melodic Rock Band from Sleaford, consisting of Chris Clark on Rhythm Guitar & Vocals, Jon Hill on Bass Guitar & Backing Vocals, Andy Taylor on Lead Guitar, Daryl Hocking on Drums. The band have been writing, recording and performing original songs for around five years, and have developed into a tight and accomplished act. Glass Onion have released two albums and an EP, the latest simply titled “Glass Onion” is particularly regarded as exhibiting fully the bands very considerably artistic and technical abilities in a well mastered and attractive package..

6.30pm - 7.40pm GOVANNENThe award winning Govannen is one of the best Celtic music bands in the UK, blending jigs and reels with traditional & contemporary Irish songs. They are a five piece act: Dan Britton on Guitar, Vocals & Bodhran, Chris Conway on Keyboards, Vocals & Irish Whistles, Neil Rabjohn on Cajon drum, Vocals & Dance Caller, Adele McMahon and/or Roger Wilson on Violin. They have released

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several albums and sold 10,000 worldwide. The musicians have worked with members of Jethro Tull, Fairport Convention and Martin Carthy.Govannen play with passion, artistry and an easy going good humour, each in good measure for a night to remember – Time Out.

8.40pm - 10pm THE ACETONESThe Acetones are a six-piece Soul covers band based in the Newark area. All the guys have extensive experience in previous bands and on getting together in early 2011, they soon discovered they all shared a love and passion of Soul and Funk music. In their repertoire you will hear songs from the likes of Stevie Wonder, Otis Redding, Marvin Gaye Luther Vandross. The band consists of: Mike Gray on Vocals, Kristian Akers on Bass, Eddie George on Drums & Backing Vocals, Andy Akers on Guitar & Backing Vocals, Chris Barber on Saxophone & Backing Vocals and Andrew “Migs” Mighall on Trumpet & Backing Vocals. The band are delighted to be playing and should bring the Festival to a rousing finale.

Sunday 25th May2.00pm - 2.30pm QUIZYour last chance to win a gallon of beer with today’s brain teasers.

3.00pm - 3.45pm NOT GOOD HONEYNot Good Honey were formed only recently, late 2012. They say they are Disheveled Teenagers Making Noise. Their sound is a eclectic mix of Alternative, Grunge and Psychedelia. Fronted by George Hodgson on Guitar & Vocals, Jake Dobbins on Bass, Adam Dodd on Drums and Harvey Blundell on Synthesiser. They have played a few local gigs, but would like to get out and about to spread the word. This Beer Festival gig should hopefully give them a bit more experience.

Acknowledgements

P.A., Lighting & Effects supplied and operated by Forefront Productions.

Quizzes researched and compiled by Mark Taylor.




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This year’s Newark Branch nominated charity is the Lincs & Notts Air Ambulance and we will be helping them raise funds at events

throughout the year.The charity provides a rapid response

emergency MD 902 Explorer helicopter 365 days a year and provides a fast, smooth, efficient journey to hospital.

Based at RAF Waddington, the Air Ambulance is fully equipped to attend medical emergencies in Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire covering a total of 3,000 square miles.

The crew are airborne within a few minutes of a call coming in and flying at 157mph, can reach the furthest points in either county in less than 17 minutes.

On board Paramedics are trained to give immediate trauma treatment and average journey time from an accident site to the nearest hospital is approximately 8 minutes, well within the “Golden Hour”. They are ready and available to be called on to assist at the scene of an accident, providing medical treatment together with rapid transportation for those who might not otherwise survive their injuries.

Over the last few years they have gradually become accepted as part of an integrated emergency services’ network.

Lincolnshire plays host to a large number of bikers in the summer months making this the busiest season for motorcycle incidents. Often incidents occur in more rural locations which can be up to 45 minutes from the nearest hospital by

land ambulance which is considerably longer than the 8 minutes by air.

Known locally as the Ambucopter the yellow M.D. Explorer is now a familiar sight above the two counties, having responded to in excess of 14,300 calls since operations began in 1994. In 2012, 236 serious road traffic collisions amongst many other incidents were attended.

The Lincs & Notts Air Ambulance is entirely funded by donations and receive no government funding. Attending between 800 and 1000 incidents every year with each incident costing the charity around £2000 to attend. In order to keep the ambucopter flying and saving lives a minimum of £1.7million needs to be raised.

There are loads of ways you can help us, to find out more please do contact us we would love to hear from you! Call 01522 548 469, e: [email protected] or visit our website www.ambucopter.org.uk

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Beer festival virgins should take a few moments here to learn about festival etiquette. If you are standing with an empty glass, pick a brew at

random, and then return to this page. Off you go. Now here are some tips to help enjoyyour session.

1. The breweries are listed in alphabetical order, followed by the brewery’s location, the beer strength and then a short tasting note. Remember – some of these brews are so new not even our cellarmen have tasted them, so please be tolerant if the descriptions aren’t 100% accurate.

2. We suggest you start at the lower end of the ABV (alcohol by volume) scale, say around 3.5%, and move steadily towards the heavier beers

at 6 or 7% and beyond. Remember, at this end of the scale you may lose your self-respect, use of your legs, or even your partner!

3. We can’t guarantee that every beer will be available at every session. It is our policy not to serve beer that isn’t ready, and some beers (marked as RES in the list) aren’t likely to be on first. If your choice isn’t available, there may be several reasons: i) We were unable to get the advertised beer – an alternative from that brewery will usually be on offer. ii) The beer is not yet ready to serve – be patient, it may be available a little later. iii) You’re late and it’s already sold out!

4. Don’t forget to eat! Visit our caterers occasionally to help soak up the beer. Or if you just want nibbles, we stock crisps, nuts and locally produced scratchings in the marquee.

PLEASE – don’t drink and drive. Soft drinks are available for drivers and we have timetables and taxi numbers at the information desk.




NEWARKBREWERY

www.newarkbrewery.co.uk

77 William Street | Newark | Notts | NG24 1QU

07967 742858ewarkbrewerycMain Street, Claypole,

Nr Newark, Nottinghamshire, NG23 5BJ.Tel: 01636 626561

Real Ales & Good FoodEn-Suite Accommodation

Martin Finney FBII & Kay Finney AMBII

The Five Bells Inn& Chimes Restaurant

TUESDAY IS POKER NIGHT!Beer garden with childrens play area

Outside bars catered for

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THE BEER LIST (L) = LocAle BreweryRES = In Reserve Ale

2&NINE BREWERY Warrington, Cheshire1 BOB’S BEST BITTER 4.3% Traditional best bitter.

4T’s Warrington, Cheshire2 HOPPY BUNNY 4.8% Pale session ale.

8 SAIL Heckington, Sleaford3 BARON 4.2% Single-hopped pale ale using the new Baron hop.

4 OAT MALT STOUT 4.6% Rich dark smooth flavoured stout brewed with a generous amount of oat malt.

ALLGATES Wigan, Gt ManchesterRES CASKABLANCA 4.1% Generously Hopped honey gold beer with citrus aroma and dry aftertaste.

BANKS & TAYLOR Shefford, BedfordshireRES PLUM MILD 3.8% Fruity mild.

BEXAR COUNTY Peterborough, Cambs5 RONIN (Version Umeboshi) 5.3% UNFINED. Collaboration with Hand Drawn Monkey and 3 Blind Mice. Brewed with pale malt, jasmine rice, koji, ginger, and saki yeast. This version has an Umeboshi (salt pickled plum paste) addition.

6 TINTA DE SEPIA IPA 6.7% UNFINED. A “non-traditional” black IPA. This is a West Coast IPA brewed with squid ink. Hoppy and slightly salty.

BIG CLOCK Accrington, LancsRES PALS 4.0% Light blonde with a crisp clean pallete.

7 DIRTY BLONDE 4.2% Golden blonde with a hoppy aroma and citrus finish.

BLUE MONKEY Giltbrook, NottsRES MARMOSET 3.6% Pale malt, bittered with magnum & flavoured with citra hops.

8 KENTUCKY BOURBON PORTER 4.6% Kentucky bourbon porter. (ONE OFF)

9 GUERRILLA 4.9% Revolutionary beer full of malty complexity.

10 APE ALE 5.4% Pale, strong ale. A complex and sophisticated IPA.

RES BG SIPS 4.0% Pale with tropical fruit aromas.

RES SANCTUARY 4.1% Traditional light copper ale, with a hoppy twist.

RES 99 RED BABOONS 4.2% Dark beer with fruity hoppyness, slightly malty.

11 JAMAICAN MILD 5.4% Jamaican mild with dark rum and fruits. (ONE OFF).

12 GINGER AND MOLASSES IPA 5.4% Ginger and molasses IPA.(ONE OFF).

13 PONTEFRACT APE 5.5% Aniseed/liquorice Ape. (ONE OFF).

BOROUGH Lancaster, Lancashire14 SUMMERTIME DARK 4.0% Dark ale with good depth of flavour.

BREWSTERS (L) Grantham, Lincs.15 CASSANDRA 4.8% Dark style milk stout / mild.

16 BREWERS DOZEN 5.5% Collab Brewsters / Fullers. Rich amber coloured with resinous oranges and citra notes.

BROWN ALES Clay Cross, Derbys17 INTO THE WILD 4.0% Latest mild from Brown ales.

18 FULL METAL JACKET 5.5% Strong IPA made with Wakatu & Green Bullet hops.

BY THE HORNS LondonRES WIMBLEDON BLONDE 4.3% Light golden ale citrusy and fresh.

CASTLE ROCK (L) Nottingham19 RATTY 4.0% Light brown mild bitter.

20 GEORGE AFRICANUS 4.2% Refreshing Pale ale.

CATS Shenington, Warks21 MOG 3.8% Absolutely light and crisp.




22 TABBY 4.1% A refreshing & fruity reward to help you forget about the rat-race.

CAYTHORPE (L) Caythorpe, NottsRES OUTLAW 4.0% Pale with smooth bitterness & light citrus.

23 STOUT FELLOW 4.2% Inspired by ’Arnie’ a local farmers’ well proportioned bull. Dark Stout.

DOUBLE TOP Worksop, NottsRES SHANGHAI 4.2% Pale refreshing ale with citrus notes.

24 CITRA TIP 5.2% Deep golden IPA with citrus notes and a bitter finish.

DUNSCAR BRIDGE Bolton, Gt Manchester25 TRUE NORTH 4.1% Golden ale.

26 NORTHERN STORM 4.6% Nut brown ale.

EAST LONDON London27 COWCATCHER 4.8% Fabulous hoppy IPA.

EDEN Brougham, CumbriaRES EDEN CHALLENGER 4.0% Single hopped pale session ale.

28 ATOMIC BLONDE 4.1% Hoppy thirst quenching ale.

29 FIRST EMPEROR IPA 4.4% A full bodied IPA brewed with traditional English hop.

FELL Flookburgh, CumbriaRES AAA 4.4% American Amber Ale with a biscuity malt base.

30 PROGRESSIVE PALE 5.1% New world pale ale, light malt base, hoppy aftertaste.

FUGGLEBUNNY Sheffield31 COTTON TAIL 4.0% Pale ale.

32 ORCHARD GOLD 5.0% Beautiful golden ale with hints of spice & honey.

FUNFAIR (L) Elston, Notts33 TOM THUMB 3.8% Delicious pale ale, Limited edition.

34 BRANDY SNAP 4.7% Golden, refreshing with Ginger.

35 WELCOME TO THE FREAKSHOW 5.2% New tasty IPA, Limited edition.

36 ALE SATAN 6.6% Deliciously delicious! Limited barrel brew.

GADDS Broadstairs, KentRES SEASIDER 4.3% Amber ale.

37 COMMON CONSPIRACY 4.9% American amber ale.

GOLDMARK Poling, W SussexRES PHOENIX 4.1% Refreshing brown ale with hints of toffee, caramel and a smooth bitter finish.

38 HERCULES IPA 5.6% Golden and refreshing although it has a strong alcohol content. This is a proper IPA.

GREG’S (L) Scampton, Lincs39 AVIATOR 3.8% Golden ale with moderate bitterness.

40 JUST BOMBER 3.8% Well balanced session bitter with Pilot hops.

HALFPENNY Lechlade, Gloucs41 RGB 4.0% Really good session ale, brewed on the banks of the River Thames.

HAND DRAWN MONKEY Huddersfield42 YORKSHIRE STONE 4.5% Golden ale brewed in collaboration with local singer/ songwriter Deer Boy.

43 NOISETTE NOIR 4.5% Collaboration with Tapped Brew Co, a natural Hazelnut porter.

HAVANT Havant, Hants 44 FORGOTTEN 3.3% Traditional dark mild.

HEAVY INDUSTRY Henllan, Clwyd45 DIAWL BACH 3.8% Highly hopped pale session ale. The blend of Amarillo, Cascade, Citra and Columbus hops.

46 PIGEON TOED ORANGE PEEL 5.2% Hefenweiser beer - naturally cloudy.

HENLEY BREW HOUSE Henley on Thames, OxonRES JAILHOUSE 3.9% An earthy, spicy, biscuity aroma and malty, but fruity finish.




47 PORTER 4.5% A delicious stout porter.

HOP KETTLE Cricklade, WiltsRES STAG’S FOOTE 4.8% A New Zealand hopped dark amber/ruby.

48 SNAKESHEAD 7.0% American IPA.

HOPCRAFT Pontyclun, Mid Glamorgan49 NO LOVE LOST 4.3% New World pale ale.

50 CRAFTY MONK 5.7% Collab with Northern Monk Brewery. Red IPA.

HOPSHACKLE Market Deeping, Lincs51 SIMMARILLO 3.8% Burnished gold colour, tangy fruit with blackberry, plum and pineapple.

RES ZEN 3.8% Amber brown, malt and bitter sweet with background toffee and a dry finish.

52 BLACK MULE 7.0% Dark ruby beer loaded with hop resins and roasted malt flavours.

HOPSTUFF Woolwich, London53 ARSENAL PALE ALE 3.8% Light hoppy summer brew.

INSTANT KARMA Clay Cross, Derbyshire54 SHAMBHALA ESB 5.0% Dark amber bitter.

IRVING Portsmouth, HantsRES INVINCIBLE 4.6% Full bodied medium chestnut colour. Finishes with a delicious citrus and spice hop character.

KINGS CLIPSTONE (L) Kings Clipstone, NottsRES HOP ON 3.8% Light blonde with fine hoppy aroma.

61 MOONBEAM 4.2% Chestnut brown ale, full flavoured and well rounded.

KISSINGATE Lower Beeding, W Sussex62 MOON 4.5% A deep amber beer with a blend of light and dark roasted malts.

KNOPS Dirleton, East Lothian63 EAST COAST PALE 3.8% Light aromatic beer with malt and hops in the nose and a touch of spice.

LINCOLN GREEN (L) Hucknall, Notts64 ARCHER 4.0% Blonde beer hopped with three of the biggest hitting USA hops.

65 BIG BEN 6.0% Traditional strength mild, amber in colour, sweetness followed by fruity hop flavours.

LOOSE CANNON Abingdon, OxonRES PALE 3.7% A light, thirst-quenching English Pale Ale, with a satisfyingly bitter finish.

66 PORTER 5.0% Robust porter. Rich roasted malt aroma, moderately sweet with hints of dark chocolate and a smooth espresso finish.

MAGPIE (L) Nottingham67 ANGRY BIRD 4.0% Hoppy red bitter.

68 BOILER BREW 4.5% Single hopped English pale ale.

RES MIDNIGHT PORTER 5.0% Rich and creamy dark porter with coffee, raisins and chocolate flavours.

MAYPOLE (L) Eakring, Notts69 BXA 4.0% Golden ale.

70 HOP FUSION 4.2% Pale golden ale.

71 SUNSET STOUT 4.9% A rich golden colour with subtle hints of coffee, liquorice and vanilla.

72 RED EYE 5.2% Red IPA.

MELWOOD Prescott, Merseyside73 SUNSHINE DAY DREAM 3.8% Pale lightly hopped beer using British Pioneer and Slovakian Atlas hops.

74 DERBY STOUT 5.0% Stout has hints of coffee and bitter chocolate. Delicious.

MILESTONE (L) Cromwell, Notts.75 BLACK PEARL 4.3% Authentic stout.

RES DELIVERANCE 4.6% Golden amber ale.

76 UNCLE SAMS 5.5% American hopped ale.




MILETREE Wisbech, Cambs77 MEADOWGOLD 3.8% Pale gold. Cascade and Willamette hops used.

78 RYE STOUT 4.2% A full-bodied black stout with roast malt and chocolate notes.

MUIRHOUSE Ilkeston, Notts79 MANGO MAN 4.2% Pale wheat beer with added Mango.

RES BLACK AND BLUE 4.2% Pale wheat beer with added blackberry and blueberry.

80 PINEAPPLE AND GUAVA 4.2% Pale wheat beer with added pineapple and guava.

81 MAGNUM MILD “DIRTY HARRY” EDITION 4.9% Special stronger edition of Magnum mild with added cinnamon.

NELSON Chatham, Kent82 SLICE THE MAINBRACE 4.5% Lager style ale.

NETHERGATE Pentlow, EssexRES NIGHT BOAT STOUT 4.2% Traditional stout.

NEWARK (L) Newark, Notts83 BLH4 4.0% Bright Light and Hoppy!

84 NORWEGIAN BLUE 4.0% Golden ale brewed for the Flying Circus pub.

85 SUMMER GOLD 4.5% Very light and moresh, produced with 3 citrus hops.

86 PHOENIX 4.8% Deep red nutty chocolate flavour.

87 FIVE POINT FIVE 5.5% Golden ale citrus with a hoppy punch.

OFFBEAT Crewe, Cheshire88 FREAKY STREAKY SMOKY MILD 4.0% Like a smoked bacon (or Tofu) and cracked black pepper sandwich in a glass!

89 SOMETHING PECULIAR 5.0% Collab with Hopcraft. Pale hop bomb, full of NZ and Australian hops.

OLD FORGE Coleshill, Oxfordshire90 SLEDGEHAMMER 5.0% A full bodied ruby bronze bursting with flavour and hammers.

OLDERSHAW (L) Barkston Heath, Lincs.91 GRANTHAM PORTER 4.5% Dark brown with chocolate and liquorice notes.

92 EL DORADO 5.0% Single hopped with American El Dorado hops which impart Apricot and Peach notes.

PHEASANTRY (L) East Markham93 LINCOLN TANK ALE 4.4% Well hopped, classic English beer with full rounded flavour.

94 DANCING DRAGONFLY 5.0% Refreshing blonde ale with Citrus & Exotic Flavours.

PILOT Leith, Edinburgh95 MOCHACCINO 5.6% Rich milk stout infused with coco nibs and Madagascan vanilla.

POACHERS (L) North Hykeham, Lincs96 LINCOLN BEST 4.2% Copper bitter.

RAW Staveley, DerbyshireRES EDGE 4.5% Pale ale with balanced bitterness and citrus aroma.

97 DARK PEAK STOUT 4.5% Easy drinking stout, English hopped for a smooth bitter finish.

SCRIBBLERS Stapleford, NottsRES BEERFEST AT TIFFANY’S 3.8% Traditional English session bitter made with Fuggles and Brewers Gold.

98 HOPPY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF ALE 4.2% Light with citrus aromas of Cascade and Australian Galaxy hops.

SLEAFORD (L) Sleaford, Lincs99 TROPICO 4.0% Fruity session pale using experimental 366 hops.

RES SCREAMING EAGLE STOUT 4.8% Deep red, sweet and complex stout.

100 TALON IPA 5.4% Transcontinental Hopped IPA (NZ and USA).

SONGBIRD Long Eaton, Derbys101 BITTER SWEET SYMPHONY 4.0% Light bitter.

RES MILD THING 4.2% Traditional mild.

102 MELODY ALE 4.5% Tasty pale ale with good hop character.




STAR Market Deeping, LincsRES METEOR 4.0% Traditional amber session bitter.

103 SIRIUS 5.2% American style IPA.

STRINGERS Ulverston, Cumbria104 No 2 STOUT 4.0% Roasty nose. Some grain and dark roast. Firmly Bitter.

105 BAUHAUS 4.7% German Kolsh Style beer. Pale gold crisp malt flavour, light and floral.

THREE BLIND MICE Little Downham, CambsRES CHOPPER 4.3% Single hop beer made with Chinook hops.

106 PALE ALE No 1 4.5% Well balanced and hoppy with citrus notes.

107 PLAN D 5.0% One off batch, made with chocolate malt, biscuit malt and several varieties of American hops.

TOTALLY BREWED (L) Nottingham108 SLAP IN THE FACE 4.0% Hoppy session beer.

RES PUNCH IN THE FACE 4.8% American IPA, flavours of Orange and Mango plus citrus tones.

109 CAPTAIN HOPBEARD 5.5% Pacific pale ale, with loads of New Zealand and Australian hops.

ULVERSTON Ulverston, Cumbria110 HARVEST MOON 3.9% A Golden beer infused with soft fruit flavours.

RES LONESOME PINE 4.2% A Pale honey beer with sweet malts, followed by tangy citrus fruits.

WELBECK ABBEY (L) Welbeck, Notts111 STRATH ROYAL 4.2% English style pale ale.

112 SLOVAK PARADISE 4.5% Pilsner style beer.

WHALE ALE Lower Brailes, Warks113 PALE WHALE 3.6% Straw, honey, citrus, tropical, Marris Otter and finest British hops.

RES RUBY MOBY 4.6% Ruby, malty, nutty session ale.

WILD BOAR Windermere, Cumbria114 MAD PIG 4.0% Traditional ale using New World hops.

115 HOGS HEAD 54 5.4% Strong session pale ale.

XT Long Crendon, Bucks116 Pi 3.1% A transcendental Mild, with an irrational, never ending depth of roasty flavours.

117 FIVE 5.5% Big American sized portions of hops on a deep filled malty base.

XT (ANIMAL) Long Crendon, Bucks118 DOODLE DOO 4.6% Hops Nouveau and Czech Malts combine to give a fresh pale ale.

XTREME Whittlsea, Cambs119 RUPERT’S RELIEF 4.0% Light, hoppy with citrus flavours.

120 PIGEON ALE 4.4% Light refreshing, brewed with Simcoe hops.

• Boot and Shoe, Flintham • Bramley Apple, Southwell• Castle, Newark • Crown, Normanton on Trent• Ferry Inn, North Muskham• Fox and Crown, Newark• Full Moon, Morton• Hearty Goodfellow, Southwell• Just Beer, Newark• Newark Rugby Club• Old Coach House, Southwell• Prince Rupert, Newark • Sir John Arderne, Newark

• Spread Eagle, Hockerton• The Chequers, Elston • The Final Whistle, Southwell• The Flying Circus, Newark• The Real Ale Store, Newark• The Reindeer, Southwell• The Vine, Newark• Staunton Arms, Staunton• Willow Tree, Barnby in the Willows

The following pubs in the Newark area are currently in the scheme:

LocAle UPDATE LocALe accreditation is awarded to pubs which pledge to always offer at least one locally brewed real ale on their bar. Newark CAMRA branch defi nes a brewery as local if it’s within a radius of 20 miles from the pub’s door.

www.newarkcamra.org.uk/locale

Look out for the LocAle window stickers and font crowns on hand pumps!




THE CIDER & PERRY LIST

CIDER ABRAHALLS Herefordshire

THUNDERING MOLLY - Medium 5.2%Fresh and fruity with a lovely apple aroma. Gorgeous golden colour and a well-balanced finish.

ASHOVER DerbyshirePIPPINS - Dry 6% Made with apples grown around Ashover.

BROADOAK SomersetBRISTOL PORT - Medium 7.5% A fruity, colourful cider with a delicious apple taste.

KINGSTON BLACK - Dry 7.4%Clear dryish Single Variety, copper coloured cider with woody finish.

MOONSHINE - White Sweet 7.5%Crisp clear fruity cider and a nice dry finish.

PHEASANT PLUCKER - Medium 4.5%Cloudy orange-coloured cider - medium to light bodied scrumpy with soft to flat carbonation.

BURNARDS NorfolkMONTY’S DOUBLE - Medium 4.6%Slightly pinkish cider made with Red Streak apples - refreshing and smooth.

SLIDE BLUES - Medium 5.5%Mellow cider to take your blues away.

CHANTS SomersetBADGERS SPIT - Dry 7.5%A rustic and dry cider, hazy and gold with a tart finish.

SINGING CIDER - Medium Sweet 7.5%A well-balanced cider - made near the site of the Glastonbury Festival.

CORNISH ORCHARDS CornwallFARMHOUSE - Medium 5.2%A scrumptious, premium farm cider is rich in fruity aromas and ripe apple flavour.

VINTAGE - Medium Dry 7.2%A connoisseur’s cider, medium dry and lightly sparkling.

DOVE SYKE LancashireRIBBLE VALLEY GOLD - Medium 6.2%Locally picked apples are pressed and blended in the autumn, ready in the spring.

FARMER FEAR LeicestershireDRY - Dry Cider 7.2%Andrew Fear is a real farmer who makes cider.

MEDIUM - Medium Cider 7.2% Uses apples imported from the West Country.

SWEET - Sweet Cider 7.2%based on the Notts / Leics border.

GWATKINS HerefordshireGAMECOCK - Sweet 4.5%A plucky sweet cider.

NO BULL - Medium Sweet 4.5% This cider is full of character and rich in flavour.

GWYNT Y DRAIG Mid GlamorganBLACK DRAGON - Dry 7.3%Matured in oak barrels to produce a cider rich in colour, body and flavour with a fresh fruity aroma.

CELTIC WARRIOR - Sweet 5.5% Traditional farmhouse cider - easy drinking, very smooth as the acidity is mellowed by the sweet taste.

HAPPY DAZE - Medium 4.5%A fruity, apply aroma, well balanced finish - light and very easy to drink medium cider.

PYDER - Medium 6%An out of the ordinary blend of apple and pear juice fermented and matured in wood.

HECKS SomersetPORT WINE OF GLASTONBURY - Medium 7%Single Variety medium cider, fermented in red wine casks giving the rosiness and depth of flavour.

YARLINGTON MILL - Dry 6% Single Variety cider with a crisp finish and fruity balance - pleasant and easy drinking.

HOGANS WarwickshireHAZY DAISY - Medium Sweet 3.9%Slightly cloudy in appearance with a hint of citrus & berry.

PICKERS PASSION - Medium 5.3%Delicious, easy drinking medium cider - hazy warm honey colour and a distinctive appley aroma.

ONCE UPON A TREE HerefordshireTUMPY GROUND - Medium 7%Clear, golden cider, medium in style, made from a blend of Somerset Redstreak, Dabinett, Ellis Bitter & Browns apples.




PURE NORTH CIDER West Yorkshire (Holmfirth)DEANHOUSE DRY - Dry 7%Dry cider made using mainly sharp and bitter-sharp cider fruit with the addition of some eating apples.

FUSION - Medium Dry 6.5%A fusion of medium and dry ciders. A clean crisp taste with deep apple flavour.

VALLEY GOLD - Medium 6%A still medium cider single filtered to leave a deep gold colour with strong apple flavours.

ROCKINGHAM FOREST LeicestershireRED KITE CIDER - Medium Dry 7.8%Rich orange clear cider.

ROSQUIJEAU FranceMEDIUM CIDER - Medium 7.4%Natural unfiltered with deep aromas of fruit and oak - well rounded full bodied cider.

THATCHERS SomersetCHEDDAR VALLEY - Medium 6%Orange coloured cider - distinctive, robust, naturally cloudy medium cider.

WESTONS HerefordshireOLD ROSIE - Medium Dry 7.3% Full flavoured, appley, cloudy scrumpy, with a well balanced medium dry character.

ROSIE’S PIG - Medium Sweet 4.8%Entry level cider - pale golden and hazy.

WINKLEIGH DevonSAM’S CIDER - Medium Dry 6%Smooth refreshing clear cider.

PERRY BROADOAK Somerset

PERRY 7.5%This is a smooth delicately sweet drink.

GWYNT Y DRAIG Mid GlamorganTWO TREES PERRY 4.5%Light easy drinking, caramel nose and dry finish.

HECKS SomersetBLAKENEY RED PERRY 6%Known for its quality as a dessert pear, the Blakeney Red produces a medium sweet full bodied perry.

HENDRE HUFFCAP PERRY 6.5%Strong pear flavour and full bodied texture.

HOGANS WarwickshireVINTAGE PERRY 6%Medium, lightly sparkling, champagne like in colour, well balanced with delicate fruit aromas.

ROCKINGHAM FOREST LeicestershireGREEN HORSE PERRY 4.5%Single Variety Perry, hazy, slightly sweet with citrus, melon and grapefruit notes.

WESTONS HerefordshireWEST COUNTRY PERRY 4.5%Still medium dry perry - retains natural pale colour.

COUNTRY WINE LYME BAY WINERY

BLACKBERRY - Medium

DAMSON - Off/Dry

ELDERFLOWER - Dry

ELDERBERRY - Off/Dry

GINGER - Sweet

PEACH - Medium Sweet




Angela Johnson

Since the last Beer Festival we have learned of the tragic and untimely loss of Angie Johnson, who along with her husband, Gordon, looked

after the catering with Food to Go, a regular of the festival for the past few years.

Angie’s larger than life character kept us all sustained with coffee and “full English” during the long hours over the festival weekend. Service with a smile is probably an understatement in Angie’s case, as I’m sure many of you who have come to their stall between beers will testify.

A long standing business woman in catering, Angie enjoyed immensely working the beer festival and it’s hard to imagine it without her.

On behalf of all the people involved with CAMRA and in particularly the Newark Beer Festival we pass on our condolences to Gordon and the family.

Duncan Neil.

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Newark’s Famous Floating PubNewark’s Famous Floating Pub• Local Cask Ales always available

• Traditional English Bar Food served daily from 12 noon

• Large Dining Out Area

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• Live Music Sat & Sun afternoons outside (weather permitting)

• 30p OFF any pint of Cask Ale for CAMRA members*

• Local Cask Ales always available

• Traditional English Bar Food served daily from 12 noon

• Large Dining Out Area

• Quiz Night Wednesday

• Live Music Sat & Sun afternoons outside (weather permitting)

• 30p OFF any pint of Cask Ale for CAMRA members*

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