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RUM RUNNER GATESTHE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD?A WEEKEND IN BELGIUMA VISIT TO THE BELGIAN PUB SCENEPLUS MUCH MORE...

ISSUE 6 | OCT-DEC 2014

Issue 6 | OCT- DEC 2014North Nottinghamshire branch of the Campaign for Real Ale

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Chairman - Steve Bownes

Editor - Derek GrahamEmail: [email protected]

Secretary - Brian George

Treasurer - John Bull

Social Secretary - Terry Johnson

Membership Secretary - Brian George

Press Offi cer - Steve Bownes

Pubs Offi cer - Gordon Town

Webmaster - Stephen Watkins

WhatPub? Contact - Steve BownesEmail: [email protected]

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to receive any articles that are relevant to the magazine from our members.

There has been a change in the North Notts CAMRA committee with The Branch Secretary and Branch contact, Paul Mann resigning with personal issues. Brian George has kindly agreed to take over the roles. On behalf of myself and the branch I would like to take this opportunity to thank Paul for the efforts he has put in over the last few years.

We are at the moment trying to get more articles published into the magazine so that we can go forward.

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The Rum Runner in Retford is now the owner of what Jon Noyes the landlord describes as the eighth wonder of the world, a pair

of artisan built gates unlike any you will fi nd anywhere else in the UK.

They are the result of 7 months work by local artist/designer Kenny Roach. They could have been constructed sooner but Kenny was constantly distracted in a very pleasant way by passers by with an inquisitive nature into what was being erected at the entrance to the Rum runner courtyard.

The gates were mainly constructed at Kenny’s workshop in nearby Gamston, but a lot of welding & fabrication was done on site. They are constructed from a mix of bought & donated tools from the people of Retford.They were originally an idea of Kenny’s as the existing gates were in poor condition & prevented passers by from seeing the courtyard & the gallery Kenny has adjoining the Rum Runner courtyard. So there followed months of talks with Batemans, the pub owners, to assist with some fi nancing of the project which they fi nally did. Kenny then had free rein to turn his vision into reality.

Kenny Roach is originally from South Shields & a non-drinker...perhaps this is why he can create such pieces of individual art or sculpture or whatever you class the gates as.

To Quote Kenny ‘’The nature of my business is to passionately create a unique piece that will last a lifetime & more…’’

The gates have also inspired Rum Runner

local & poet to write the following:

The turf man’s clutter designed to ease the strain.The cobbler’s indenter to relive the pain.The G-clamp, spanner, brace and bit.Bacon’s cleaver, the welder’s kit.

A place where souls are soldered together.Lives forever in twisted fate.Sharing the future of whatsoever.Proudly witnessed by Galleries’ Gate.

The gates were offi cially opened on the 25th of August this year by the lady mayoress of Retford. There then followed an afternoon of live music beer & food.

If ever you visit Retford I recommend you have a look at the gates and peruse Kenny’s gallery whilst having an excellent pint from the Rum Runner.

The Rum Runner is situated on Wharf road opposite Asda just off the town centre, details of which can be found on What pub.

www.kennyroachdesigns.co.uke: [email protected]

www.therumrunner.net

Brian George

the rum runner gatesRUM RUNNER, RETFORD

www.therumrunner.net

Brian GeorgeKenny & Jon



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Opening Hours: Sun - Thurs: 8am to 11pm

Fri - Sat 8am to 12am

New pub manager James Nott

and new managers Garry Millar and

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Cask marque graded, boothed seating

and great food menu!



The Pheasantry Brewery at East Markham has won a Gold Award from the The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) for the

Best Bitter Beer in the East Midlands. A panel of Judges met at Derby City Charter Beer Festival on 9th July to judge the Bitter style category, and selected the Pheasantry Brewery’s Best Bitter as the overall winner.

Mark Easterbrook of Pheasantry Brewery said “This is fantastic news! We are delighted that Pheasantry Best Bitter has been recognised as the very best bitter in the East Midlands. Best Bitter was one of our fi rst brews, it’s a great

tasting, good honest pint which the whole team

are really proud of.”The Pheasantry’s

Best Bitter is a smooth tasting copper coloured beer, with medium bitterness and low to medium

sweetness. It has a light spicy aroma and

3.8% ABV.

The Silver Award went to the Nottingham Brewery’s Rock Ale Bitter, and the Bronze to Thornbridge Brewery’s Wild Swan Bitter.

The Pheasantry Brewery and Restaurant opened in June 2012 on the Easterbrook’s farm in East Markham, on the A57 just minutes from the A1.

TOP CAMRA AWARD FOR PHEASANTRY BREWERYBEST BITTER IN THE EAST MIDLANDS

Branch meetingS... Start at 8.15pm unless otherwise stated. Venues are subject to change.Wednesday 1st Oct Grey Horses, Carlton in LindrickWednesday 5th Nov Kings Arms, ClarboroughWednesday 3rd Dec Mallard, Worksop

diary dateS 2014... LOCAL BEER FESTIVALS... Osberton Real Ale & Cider Festival:2nd - 5th October

Springhead Brewery Oktoberfest: 3rd - 5th October

Retford Beer Festival: 23rd - 25th October

Aleoween at Mallard, Worksop: 30th October - 2nd NovemberSocial...

Manfi eld Pub visits - date TBAChristmas Dinner - Birches, Retford - date TBA

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The Rum RunnerThe Rum Runner Pub and Restaurant in Retford, Nottinghamshire

Offering a range of Batemans beers, as well as rotating guest beers, the Rum Runner is a pub

famous for it’s drinks and friendly service.

The Rum Runner also caters with a variety of fresh pub food available to order over the bar.

Wharf Road, Retford, Nottinghamshire DN22 6ENTelephone: 01777 860788 Landlord: Jon Noyes



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Serving a wide selection ofReal Ales, including

QCAMRA AWARD WINNER | FOOD SERVED ALL DAY

High Street, East Markham, NewarkNottinghamshire, NG22 0RE

01777 870288 www.queenshoteleastmarkham.co.uk

Everards Tiger • Everards BeaconEverards Sunchaser • Everards Yakima

Adnams Southwold

North Notts CAMRA Pub of the Year 2013 The only pub to have won the award twice!

The Unicorn

@UnicornWorksop The Unicorn, Worksop

Open: Mon - Thu 10:00 - 23:30 • Fri - Sat 10:00 - 01:00 • Sun 11:00 - 23:30

37 Bridge Street, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, S80 1DAt: 01909 478 759 • e: [email protected]

The Unicorn is a town centre pub which o�ers a warm welcome to everyone

A selection of 3 locally brewed Real Ales, and 1 cider are available

Regular live entertainment, and all major sporting channels shown



Recently there was an article in N.Notts Drinker about Colin Tweed & Shed Brewing; we can now proudly

announce that Colin has won the Wilf Newsom trophy as the National Master Brewer for the second year running.

Colin started out brewing wine in 1977 before making the transition to beer in 2004. He has been a wine judge for the National Guild of wine & beer judges for 10 years judging wine at national competitions & became a beer judge last year.

As well as judging competitions Colin enters the annual national competition and at this year’s competition in Coventry he entered beer in 15 categories. The result being 11 prizes including 2 fi rsts for a Sweet Stout & London style Brown Ale.

Colin, a N.Notts branch member since 2008 is a valued asset to the branch & we all salute you. Well done, can you make it three on the trot?

MASTER BREWER - AGAIN

�e Mallard Brewery Tap on Worksop Railway Station O�ers everyone a warm welcome with a selection of exceptional Real Ales from our own Double Top Brewery, plus 3 rotating guest beers on the bar there will always be a beer to suit everyone.

For more information on�e Mallard or Double Top Brewery

call 07973 521 824

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Snacks Available at All Sessions

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THE MALLARD PUB &DOUBLE TOP BREWERY

WORKSOP • ON THE STATION

Open: Thurs to Sat 11am – 11pm & Sun 12 noon – 10.30pmOpen: Thurs to Sat 11am – 11pm & Sun 12 noon – 10.30pm

North Notts

CAMRA 2014 Spring

PUB OF THE SEASON

SHED BREWING, WORKSOP



On Wednesday 13th August, North Notts branch made a belated presentation to the Mallard in Worksop as the winner of

the area’s Spring Pub of the Season.Chairman Steve Bownes presented the

award to landlady Mel Cadman and bar staff Carol Wade.

Steve said it was a much deserved award for the Mallard and it is always a pleasant, friendly pub to go into - there is always someone in that you know. He also said that the award was long overdue.

In reply Mel said that she was proud to accept the award on behalf of herself and husband Wayne and all their staff. She said it was all down to the dedication of all who work at the Mallard.

The event was well attended by CAMRA members. A press release was also sent to the Worksop Guardian.

SPRING PUB OF THE SEASONTHE MALLARD, WORKSOP



Brian and Elaine Cooper, owners of the White Hart and the Idle Brewery have recently opened an extension to the pub.

It is a new dining area capable of seating over 30 diners. The new area makes it a nice spot to have one of the pubs delightful meals.

You can be sure of excellent food and also the superb Idle beers which are always on tap at this friendly r i v e r s i d e side pub. For c u s t o m e r s who want to know more

about the Idle beers, Brian is usually on hand to tell you about them or even show you the brewery. No matter what your preference, you will always fi nd a warm welcome from Brian, Elaine and all the staff.

NEW EXTENSION RECENTLY OPENEDWHITE HART INN, WEST STOCKWITH



The real ale scene in Retford could be better and with the promise of the Springhead pub the Ginger Pig (on the Anchor

premises) and the micro pub from BeerHeadZ (situated behind the town hall) both due to open in October things could be on the up. The main offerings presently available in Retford are:-

HOP POLE, Welham Road. Theakstons Best Bitter, Black Sheep Bitter, St Austell Tribute plus three rotating guest beers often using local breweries. Extensively refurbished, set in a large plot at the side of the canal, large beer garden, food.

BRICK AND TILE, Moorgate. Two rotating guest beers usually one light one dark and often from local breweries Springhead, Idle or Milestone. Cosy two roomed pub, sport on tv, pool and darts.

BLACK BOY, Moorgate. Two Springhead beers and one rotating guest beer. A welcoming open plan pub, darts, sport on tv.

YE OLD SUN, Chapelgate. Wells and Young Bombardier, Timothy Taylor Landlord. Single roomed town centre pub, sport on tv (3D), pool, large beer garden.

YATES’S, Chapelgate. Morland Old Speckled Hen, Yates’s Birthday Ale brewed by Green King. Large town centre pub, can get crowded at weekends, food.

GALWAY ARMS, Bridgegate. Black Sheep Bitter and a two rotating guest beers. Deceptively larger than appears from the outside, reopened about a year ago. Live music most Fridays and Saturdays, poker, sport on tv, food.

KING AND MILLER, North Road. Green King IPA, Wellsand Young Bombardier. A Sizzling Co eatery, can get busy with food.

PACKET INN, Bescoby Street. Grafton beers. Canal side pub with 2 rooms, darts, pool, beer garden. Once home of the Grafton brewery.

TURKS HEAD, Grove Street. Timothy Taylor Landlord, Courage Directors, Sharps Doom Bar, St Austell Tribute and a rotating guest beer. Wood panelled interior and a real fi re. Food, Pool and Hook the Ring.

DOMINIE CROSS, Grove Street. Wetherspoons. Ruddles Bitter, Abbot Ale and

up to 6 rotating guest beers. Large one roomed pub, enclosed beer garden, food.

WHITE LION, West Street. 2 rotating guest beers one often Black Seep bitter, local breweries Welbeck, Springhead and Pheasantry also often used. A deceptively large single roomed pub, pool, beer garden, food. Occasional live music.

RUM RUNNER, Wharf Road. Discount on real ales with CAMRA card. A Batemans beer, Castle Rock Harvest Pale, 3 rotating guest beers. A room that runs the length of the pub with a real fi re and a second room ideal for meetings. Live music most weekends, bar billiards, enclosed beer garden, food. Occasional beer festivals.

ALBERTOS, Albert Road. Timothy Taylor Landlord, Deuchers IPA. Modern style refurbishment, sport on tv, pool and at present a separate dining room for food.

BIRCHES, Thrumpton Lane. Timothy Taylor Landlord and up to fi ve rotating guest beers in the Duck ‘n’ Dive bar. Two roomed pub plus a small function room upstairs. Sport on tv, pool and darts, food.

CLUMBER, Wharncliffe Road, Ordsall. John Smiths Bitter and two rotating guests. Two roomed estate pub which has undergone refurbishment. Sport on tv, pool and darts. Often entertainment at weekends, large beer garden.

GATE, All Hallows Street, Ordsall. Two beers from the Marstons range. Recently tastefully refurbished, now one room. Sport on tv, pool and darts, large beer garden, food.

Good news for three of the villages. The BLUE BELL at Ranskill serving Vulcan Bomber, Dukeries Ray of Sunshine and Sharps Doom Bar seems to be doing fi ne after its reopening. The August beer festival was a cracking event with eleven beers on and it could become an annual event. At Scrooby the PILGRIM FATHERS has a reopening date of September 12th and will be serving two real ales while at Egmanton the OLD PLOUGH INN has reopened serving three real ales. At present Black Sheep bitter, Timothy Taylor Landlord and Castle Rock Harvest Pale are on the bar.

AROUND RETFORDBEST BITTER IN THE EAST MIDLANDS



We’re ploughing on with lots of new and exciting projects here at Welbeck.

We have just extended the cold store here at the brewery so that we can make sure we keep sending out our wide range of top quality beers to your local pubs. We’ve made the most of the ground fl oor extension by turning the new space upstairs into a rather nice ‘industrial’ bar area. This means there is a permanent cosy bar area in which we are now able to host parties and brewery tours.

It’s still a couple of months away but you’re probably planning your Christmas activities already, and let’s be honest, you’ll probably need some real ale over the festive season! We are able to sell you bottled beer and casks in either 36 pint disposable polypins, or 72 pint casks. Please contact Claire for details of brewery tours and beer sales on 01909 512539 or [email protected].

The last and probably one of the most exciting projects is a Pop-up pub at Cuckney House. This beautiful early 18th Century, Grade II listed country house is currently unoccupied, however we’ve been granted permission to use a few of the spectacular rooms for a pub during the six weeks that the village pub is closed for refurbishment. This will be open on Thursdays to Saturdays between 9th October and 15th November. The profi t from this venture will be going to the local Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance charity. More details will be coming soon and we hope you are very much looking forward to it.

That’s all for now, we’ve got to get brewing!

SEPTEMBER 2014

WELBEC K ABBEY BREWERY NEWS

GUIDE DOG WEEK - A SPECIAL BREW....Did you know it’s Guide dogs week between the 4th and 12th October?

We have produced a lovely Cascade hopped pale ale at 4.0% which was designed and brewed by the Mansfi eld branch of Guide Dogs. This citrussy creation is called Barley May, named after two of the active guide dogs in our region. For every pint we sell 10p will be donated to the charity and we will also be placing collection boxes in our regular pubs.

The offi cial launch of this beer will be on Wednesday 24th September, 6pm, at the Grey Horses Inn, Carlton in Lindrick.

Please support this campaign and donate to the Guide Dogs charity - yes you may be able to help change a blind person’s life by simply drinking apint of our beer!

Cuckney House

The offi cial launch of this beer will be on Wednesday 24th September, 6pm, at the Grey Horses Inn, Carlton in Lindrick.



This trip was the direct result of a work colleague of my wife bringing me six Belgian beers back from a visit to her

brother in Bruges. Which coincided with one of Pete Browns books [Three sheets to the wind ] I was reading, which led me to his website & blog where he mentions a beer shop in Oostakker on the outskirts of Ghent, quote:

’Geerts Drankenhandel in Oostakker on the outskirts of Ghent is the best beer retailer I’ve ever visited. €1 for Saison Dupont? €10 for Deus 750ml? €1.25 for Rochefort 10? I should coco. €318 euros later the car boot was so full the axle was groaning.’

So the seed was set Next, book the Euro tunnel & accommodation in Brussels & Bruges - as my wife had not been to Brussels it was added to the itinerary.We stayed at a hotel on the outskirts of Brussels & caught the train in as I didn’t fancy driving in the city. But fi rst on the agenda after arriving in France was the drive up to Ghent to visit Geerts beer shop. We managed to fi nd the shop fairly easily and it has ample parking. I had already prepared a list following a bit of internet research. The staff were very helpful locating a particular beer if I couldn’t fi nd

it, I bought 74 bottles, 23 different brands which averaged at euro 1.38 per bottle. A good mixed selection of Abbey, Trappist & Wheat.

Once the boot was loaded it was onto Brussels. The train from near the hotel into Brussels Central was only 8 euros return for the two of us, certainly not worth the hassle of driving into the city.

The highlight of the visit to Brussels was fi nding & having a drink in Delirium Tremens, in the Guinness book of records for having over 2,000 beers available.

It is well worth a visit, though it was extremely busy, a pint of Delirium Stout was 6 euro.

Bottles about 3.80 euro average. After visiting a couple more bars we had something to eat then it was time to catch the train back to the hotel where we sampled some more Belgian beer, as I had been sampling Trappist & Abbey beers in Brussels I decided to try a Lambic beer which is quite unique in its brewing process where the beer is fermented using natural air

borne yeast, an acquired taste, a combination of a very acetic Cider & Lager with its own unique aroma.

Next morning we started the return journey via a night in Bruges - the B&B took a bit of fi nding but once there the owner sorted us out with some maps he had prepared, highlighting some places to visit along with some restaurants away from the

A weekend inbelgiumBY BRIAN GEORGE

Geerts beer shop



tourist traps & a couple of bars of particular interest. One of which, The Café Vlissinghe, was a couple of minutes walk from the B&B and has been in continual use selling beer since 1515. with a menu of about 30 beers.

Another bar worth a mention is ‘t Brugs Beertje with a menu of 300+ beers, very welcoming great atmosphere, excellent beers. 4p.m. Opening, About 3.60 euro a bottle.

If you have never been to Bruges or Brussels I would highly recommend it, very pleasant to look at & the beers not bad either.

From leaving the B&B to arriving back in Retford took just over 6 hours, very do-able in a weekend.

Some websites worth a visit: ‘T BRUGS BEERTJEwww.brugsbeertje.be CAFÉ VLISSINGHEwww.cafevlissinghe.be DRANKEN GEERS - DÉ STREEKBIERENSPECIALIST!www.drankengeers.be petebrown.blogspot.com

Café Vlissinghe

‘t Brugs Beertje

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Vlissingheé Vlissingheé



Two real ale enthusiasts from Newark are behind a new venture, bringing an exciting and ever-changing range of beers from

microbreweries to a new pub in Retford, and hopefully, in the future to more towns in the East Midlands and Lincolnshire.

Phil Ayling, a partner in the Just Beer Micropub in Newark, and David Moore, outgoing Chairman of Newark CAMRA, have joined forces to form a new company BeerHeadZ, dedicated to the promotion and consumption of quality real ales in comfortable surroundings.

Phil told me – “I’ve been looking at setting up a venture like this for the past 18 months or so but hadn’t found a suitable location. David and I got talking over a beer and he said he’d be interested in joining me. Since then David’s done a lot of the legwork, particularly in fi nding suitable premises. “

Both partners bring relevant skills to the new business – Phil’s pedigree in sourcing obscure beers, new brews and one-offs for Just Beer is almost legendary, and David has a strong background in retail and hospitality.

The new pub is called “BeerHeadZ” and is situated at 3, Town Hall Yard, Retford. Phil and David expect it to be open in the third week of October. Phil explained: “The pub will be a mix of old and new, with a modern bar and a touch of tradition. The cellar at the rear will be visible via a window. There’ll be eight handpulls to allow for fl exibility but we’ll probably start with four beers during the week and more at weekends. We’re offering free wi-fi and there’ll probably be a dartboard. “

David told me about the range of drinks on offer: “While the focus is obviously on real ale and cider we’ll stock a limited range of quality bottled beers that you probably won’t see elsewhere and some good wine. There’ll be a

range of soft drinks too and coffee served in cafetieres. There’ll be no craft, keg or smooth, no spirits or TV!”

The partners are keen not to brand the outlet as a “micropub”. They feel the title is a bit restraining and want to put a slightly different twist on things. “It’s an organic venture” Phil told me, “It’s not set in stone from day one – it’ll develop over time and we’ll be taking advice from our local customers and, of course, the local CAMRA Branch. We’ll obviously be advocating CAMRA values and the good news is we’ll be serving in oversized glasses so customers will always get a full pint”.

The fi rst staff member is Graeme Carson, a Newark resident, who has known Phil and David for some time. He is very enthusiastic about real ale and his new role. He will be doing the lion’s share of the shifts but David and Phil, will be on hand in the early stages and will probably recruit another person locally.

Opening hours are still to be decided but it’ll be 7 days a week and will be from lunchtime through to close. The BeerHeadZ web site can be seen at www.beerheadz.biz

TWO BEERHEADZ ARE BETTER THAN ONEWWW.BEERHEADZ.BIZ



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