Friday 27th, Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th November 2009
Entrance fees: CAMRA members £1.00, Guests £3.00, club members free.
Saturday entertainment: Strange Brew
Rockin’ blues with a touch of soul…….
We are also showing the new “Beertickers beyond the ale” documentory at various times through-out the event.
Buy your copy from www.beertickersfilm.com
| Brewery | Ale | ABV | Style | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1648 | Brew Master |
3.9
|
Golden Ale | A new brew to replace Original, same ABV but a completely different taste. |
| Andwell | Ruddy Darter |
4.6
|
Ruby Ale | Rich ruby ale with a fruity aroma |
| Artbrew | Born in a barn |
6.0
|
Dark Christmas Ale | Very dark and spiced with nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves and all spice. |
| Artbrew | GHB |
4.6
|
Golden Ale | Green hopped light and refreshing golden beer. |
| Artbrew | Hip Hop Green Bullet |
4.3
|
Golden Ale | A very hoppy single hop golden beer featuring New Zealand Green Bullet. |
| Artbrew | Renaissance |
4.5
|
Best Bitter | New best bitter. |
| Ascot Ales | Winter Reserve |
5.2
|
Dark Spriced | This is a perfect Winter warmer with lightly spiced aromas of cinnamon, coriander and ginger. The palate is full, with a pleasant spicing coming through. Very smooth and drinkable. |
| Blackaddler | EUSC Mild |
4.0
|
Mild | Excelusive mild. |
| Blackaddler | Oh Mr Porter ! |
8.1
|
Porter | Exclusive strong porter. |
| Halfpenny Brewery | Autumn Ale |
4.3
|
Session Ale | A straw coloured ale to bring the harvest home. |
| Hammerpot Brewery | Bottle Wrecked Porter |
4.7
|
Premium Sussex Ale | Award winning porter. |
| Havant Brewery | Started |
4.4
|
Moorish session ale | Has a burnished copper colour. The taste is fresh and zingy with a strong malt overtone. The hops are Admiral for bitterness and Perle and Cascade for aroma. Pale, Crystal and Amber malts give a depth to the ale. This ale is complementary to food and nice to just drink and share with friends. |
| Havant Brewery | Stopped Dancing |
4.4
|
Bitter | This is a Golden summer ale at 4.4%, light in character. This is a hoppy ale with fresh cut grass and hedgerow qualities, leaving a nice dry after taste that invites you to take the next mouthful. The malt profile is simple but not bland, furnishing the hops with the right stage for a stella performance. |
| Havant Brewery | Unwrapped |
5.2
|
Christmas Ale | Exclusive: try it first here, Christmas in a glass. |
| Lymestone Brewery | Stone Cutter |
3.7
|
Bitter | From the very first draught, this pale hoppy ale will slake your thirst. A fusion of Maris Otter malts and Pilot and Fuggles hops explode on the palate as biscuit and juicy fruit flavours give way to citrus and berry hops, good hop aroma and hoppy after taste. |
| Lymestone Brewery | Stone Faced |
4.0
|
Bitter | May Day is a cause for celebration the world over although you wouldn’t think it to look at the Stone Faced politicians at Moscow’s Red Square parade. A glass or two of this fabulous copper coloured ale should see a thaw in relations and could bring a smile to the face of many a bitter rival. Pale and Dark Crystal Maris Otter malts unite to embrace a motherland of chewy toffee while fruits and berry flavours rush in. Styrian Goldings from the East and Nugget Hops from the West are allied in perfect harmony as pine and citrus hop flavours caress the taste buds. |
| Lymestone Brewery | Foundation Stone |
4.5
|
Bitter | A glorious golden pale ale crafted from the finest pale and crystal malts. Faint biscuit and chewy, juicy citrus fruits burst onto the palate then spicy Boadicea and Pilot hops pepper the taste buds leaving a pleasing long and dry bitter finish. |
| Lymestone Brewery | Ein Stein |
5.0
|
German hopped bitter | his lingering combination of pale Maris Otter malts and choice German hops may make you pause for thought. As you contemplate the gentle biscuit malts, fresh Hersbrucker hops seduce the taste buds educating and enlightening the palate. |
| Lymestone Brewery | Stone The Crows |
5.4
|
A rich red to black bitter | Carefully crafted from the finest crystal and chocolate malts. Chewy juicy fruit flavours give way to a deep lingering bitterness provided by an abundance of Styrian Goldings, Millenium and Nugget hops. |
| Magpie Brewery | Midnight Porter |
5.0
|
Porter | Dark Porter |
| Mill Green Brewery | Mawkin Mild |
2.9
|
Mild | A Traditional dark Suffolk Mild packed full of flavour, the name derived from the old Suffolk term for scarecrow to remember the Suffolk farm labourers whose staple diet consisted of; Mild for hundreds of years. |
| Mill Green Brewery | Hedgerow Porter |
5.4
|
Porter | Dark flavoursome porter. |
| Pitstop Brewery | Podium Porter |
5.5
|
Porter | Exclusive: Black Cherry Porter. |
| Pitstop Brewery | Star |
3.8
|
Bitter | Golden Ale |
| Pitstop Brewery | Jenson Joy |
4.0
|
Pale Ale | Pale Ale |
| Pitstop Brewery | Pole Position |
5.0
|
Bitter | Traditional Bitter |
| Pitstop Brewery | Lapland |
10
|
Barley Wine | Exclusive: Christmas Special. |
| Pitstop Brewery | Grand Prix |
4.5
|
Bitter | Bitter |
| Pitstop Brewery | Monaco |
5.5
|
IPA | Copper Coloured IPA |
| Sadler Ales | Stumbling Badger |
4.9
|
Bitter | Deep amber in colour, full of flavour and aroma to balance it’s healthy strength. |
| Sadler Ales | Mild Ale |
4.0
|
Mild | A traditional Black Country Mild, with hints of chocolate. A long dry finish complements the gentle aroma of the Goldings hops. |
| Sambrooks | Junction |
4.5
|
Premium Ale | Junction Ale is a strong 4.5 ABV premium ale. Brewed with Challenger, Bramling X and Goldings hops, the beer has a deep amber colour with a spicy hop character. |
| Sarah Hughes Brewery | Amber |
4.0
|
Bitter | A well balanced straw coloured bitter which is initially sweet but with a hoppy aftertaste close behind. Makes this a good session beer. |
| Sarah Hughes Brewery | Ruby Mild |
6.0
|
Mild | Dark ruby coloured ale with a complex balance of fruit and hops, leading to a pleasant lingering hops and malt finish an award winning festival favourite. |
| Sarah Hughes Brewery | Surprise |
5.0
|
Golden Ale | A Golden premium ale brewed with Maris Otter and happed with goldings to give the beer a hoppy bitter taste with a malty body and sweet finish. A “True Bitter”. |
| Spitting Feathers | Autumn Smoked Ale |
4.5
|
Smoked bitter | Brewed using barley that has been smoked over oak chippings, by the brewers, to produce a brown beer with a distinctive smokey flavour. |
| Spitting Feathers | Farmhouse |
3.6
|
Bitter | A mid-brown session bitter. Traditional English malts and hops combine to make this a well balanced and satisfying beer. |
| Spitting Feathers | Thirstquencher |
3.9
|
Pale Beer | A fine light pale beer. Lots of late hop leads to a clean, crisp finish. |
| Spitting Feathers | Special Ale |
4.2
|
Bitter | A malty, chestnut brown beer. The full malt taste balances well with hop bitterness and fruit flavours. |
| Spitting Feathers | Old Wavertonian |
4.4
|
Award winning stout | A robust dark stout. Roast barley, chocolate and coffee flavours give a very full body and a smooth lingering finish. “Silver Medal Winner – National Winter Ales Festival 2008 – Stouts.” |
| Spitting Feathers | Basket Case |
4.8
|
Ruby Ale | A dark ruby strong ale, rich and fruity full flavour with a smooth finish. |
| St Georges Brewery | Worcester Sauce |
4.0
|
Bitter | Golden Bitter |
| St Georges Brewery | St George is Best |
4.3
|
A light session ale | Brewed with locally grown Golding hops, to give a sweet delicate taste. |
| St Georges Brewery | Ascalon |
3.6
|
New bitter | We have the first cask from the whole brew, the cask was filled whilst we were there. |
| Tryst Brewery | Brockville Pale |
3.9
|
Golden session ale | Combinations of three hop varieties with pale malts. |
| Tryst Brewery | Drover 80/- |
4.0
|
Traditional Ale | A traditional 80/- recipe with a distinctive hoppy finish. |
| Two Bridges Brewery | Golden Cygnet |
4.8
|
Golden Ale | Golden Cygnet seems appropriate for the first real ale that Two Bridges Brewery produces. It will be golden in colour, light and fresh in taste with a hoppy flavour. |
| Two Bridges Brewery | Midnight Swan |
4.4
|
New mild | Midnight Swan is their special edition “Winter Warmer Christmas Ale”. Deep in colour with rich cinnamon and orange undertones. A real taste of Christmas. |
| Waylands | Harehill |
4.5
|
Bitter | Golden Bitter |
| Waylands | Trotters Tipple |
4.5
|
Honey Porter | Final cask of this one off special, brewed for the 2009 Ascot Racecourse Beer Festival. |
| Producer | Cider | ABV% | Style |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mr Whiteheads Cider | Newtons Discovery | 3.8 | Dry – quaffing cider |
| Mr Whiteheads Cider | Blackberry Cider | 4.0 | Meduim |
| Mr Whiteheads Cider | Bramley | 6.1 | Dry -2009 Vintage |
| Mr Whiteheads Cider | Katy | 5.4 | Med/Dry -2009 Vintage |
| Mr Whiteheads Cider | Dry Russet | 8.4 | Dry – 2008 Vintage |
| Mr Whiteheads Cider | Devils Device | 8.4 | Dry – Strong cider |
| Mr Whiteheads Cider | Short Week Cider | 11.0 | Special super stength cider |
| Mr Whiteheads Cider | Strawberry Cider | 4.2 | Strawberry flavoured cider |
| Mr Whiteheads Cider | Midnight Special | 5.0 | A unique blend of fresh desert and perry pears, no additives. |
| Millwhites | Rum Matured | 6.5 | Aged in rum barrels. |
| Millwhites | Yarlington Mill | 6.5 | Med/Dry – Organic single variety |
| Borrow Hills | Farmhouse | 6.5 | Dry – Traditional farmhouse cider. |