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THE WINTER GARDENS
MARINE ROAD CENTRAL, MORECAMBE
14TH to 16TH AUGUST 2014 LIVE MUSIC • GOOD FOOD
OPENING TIMES • Thurs 14th: 5-11pm • Fri 15th & Sat 16th: 12-11pm ADMISSION • CAMRA Members £2 • Non-Members £4 (excluding Glass Deposit & Beer Tokens)
50+ REAL ALES & 10 CIDERS
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Coordinators Message
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elcome (or is it welcome back?) to the Winter Gardens in Morecambe for the third CAMRA beer festival. As our regulars can see, the building is slowly improving and heading back to its former glory. As for Lunesdale CAMRAs efforts, well there are at least fifty real ales on, at least twelve ciders, and wines for those who have been dragged here by their partners. Hopefully something for every one. Music is provided, as usual, by locals bands. Wicked Soul provide Friday’s entertainment with their varied line up of classic pop/rock from the closing decades of last century. Saturday is the High Society Jazz Band’s turn to play on the same stage as the Beatles (and of course many other famous acts). There are any number of individuals and companies without whose help this event would not be happening. Our local brewers, local pubs and those in the surrounding area, our sponsors, the friends of the Winter Gardens, the people of Morecambe and Lancaster and how long have you got?
Branch Contacts
There are a number of people, mostly here tonight, who will claim to have done all manner of things – choosing and ordering the beer – sorting out the scaffold and bar equipment – organising logistics – recruiting and training staff – publicising the event – raising the money and taking care of it. Well take no notice of them, it was I who did it all and all of my own and don’t listen to anyone else. Looks like I’ll have to go now, the little white van’s arrived together with my straight jacket. Have a great night and we’ll see you next year. Cheers, George Palmer, Festival coordinator
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WELCOME TO THE 2014 MORECAMBE BEER FESTIVAL
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The Borough’s Ales
THE BOROUGH BREWERY A message from...
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irst off all is a big thank you to all the volunteers who get together in their own time to put on this cracking shindig for us all. The Morecambe Beer Festival is in its third year now but this is the first time that the Borough Brewery will have its own beer available and we couldn’t be more excited to be here. The Borough Brewery started a little over a year ago at The Borough on Dalton Square in Lancaster. In that time the Brewery has focused on establishing its core range of a Pale, Bitter and a Seasonal Dark. With the capacity to brew around 1500 pints a week we’ve been working hard to get them out there for you to enjoy and we’re really pleased with how they’ve gone down with the real ale drinkers of Lancaster. All our beers are available at The Borough but they’re also available across Lancaster so you might have also tried us at The Gregson, The Snug, The White Cross and The Merchants. We’ve also been doing swaps with other Breweries so you might be lucky to stumble across us further afield than Lancaster now too. So here we are, with our core range well established it’s time for a new adventure and we will be mixing things up a bit with some specials, more seasonal offerings and some one off get them while you can brews. Even better, the next step for us starts here as the lovely folk at the Morecambe
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Beer Festival have commissioned us to brew a beer specially for the event and we’ve come up with FestivAle. It’s a delicious caramel malt focused summery session ale, nicely hopped with First Gold and Cascade. Our flagship Pale will also be available at the festival. It’s 3.7% with Chinook and Cascade hops perfectly complementing the prestigious Golden Promise malt. So enjoy the beer, there is a lot of different and exciting brews to try over the next few days and we look forward to seeing you for a chat at the bar. Rory Walker Head Brewer, The Borough Brewery Tell us what you think and stay in touch with what’s occurring from the brewery:
www.theboroughbrewery.co.uk theboroughbrewery @BoroughBrewery
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A Lovely Local Riverside Pub, all are welcome... Five Cask Ales • Food Served Daily • Enclosed Beer Garden • Range of Lagers •
THE E BATH HOTEL HOT FINE ALES • LIVE MUSIC • GOOD FOOD Relax with something to eat, have a tea/coffee & listen to the music you enjoy, or play a game of pool, darts or poker with a refreshing pint.
LIVE BANDS EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT
No tickets needed, just turn up & enjoy the hassle free atmosphere
JAM SESSION EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON OPEN DAILY with FREE WIFI & JUKEBOX. BIKER FRIENDLY
The George & Dragon 24 St George’s Quay Lancaster, LA1 1RB
www.thebathpub.com t: 01524 388808
www.georgeanddragononline.co.uk
NORTHUMBERLAND ST., MORECAMBE
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Julian Holt
JULIAN HOLT Sadly missed
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arlier this year a great man died. He was a good friend to many, a husband, a father and grandfather. He was also a real ale drinker. He supported CAMRA and its goals from the start. He was a stalwart of the Lunesdale Branch and is sadly missed by ever so many. Beer is the reason I met Julian Holt. His personality, sense of humour and integrity is why we became friends. But who was he? A beer drinker and renowned home brewer? A lifelong member of the communist party? A teacher? A prize
winning creative writer? All these and so much more. He was unique, enigmatic, a true one off. A true friend to so many. He died of Marphan’s Syndrome, a hereditary genetic condition which has claimed other members of his family. It is because of this that we will be accepting donations for Marphan Society in exchange for a sample of special beers brewed and donated by Cross Bay. Enjoy your beers tonight, and raise a glass to a great man, Julian Holt.
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THE BEER LIST BARNGATES Tag Lag
Ambleside, Lancs Session/IPA 4.4%
Golden ale, fresh spicy hop aroma, fruity bitterness builds to a refreshingly dry finish. Satisfying and moreish.
DENT
Dentdale Light 4.0%
Aviator
An amber coloured ale with a full and rounded hop flavour. A popular ‘session’ beer for the discerning palate. Malts are complex, but take second place to a hop ensemble that make this a very distinctive beer indeed.
Rambrau
Speciality 4.5%
The return of this much acclaimed cask conditioned lager is enjoyed by cask ale enthusiasts and lager drinkers alike. Light and refreshing with a crisp, clean, delicate flavour.
CROSS BAY Zenith
Morecambe Bay Session/IPA 5.0%
A reasonably strong IPA. Light and refreshing in colour with a distinct tropical aroma, this IPA burst’s on to the palate with a citrus / fruity body followed by a hefty kick from the triple blend of hops used to take this ale a step further than the rest.
Spectrum
Light 3.9%
Brewed in conjunction with the Lunesdale CAMRA branch, with only English malts and hops. A true take on the classic English Bitter.
Dusk
Ruby 4.0%
A sweet, rich, ruby ale; bitter with a hint of blackberry. The strength was reduced from 4.5% to 4.0% in the first year of production.
Specials
No tasting notes - special brew for sampling and donations to charity.
Nightfall
Light 3.8%
A finely balanced pale and hoppy session ale that sits in the mouth with a robust body. Following through with reasonable bitterness that boasts a huge citrusy / spicy fruit finish.
FOXFIELD
Broughton in Furness Not known in time
No tasting notes available
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HARDKNOTT Continuum
Millom Session/IPA 4.0%
Citrus and dark berries on the nose with lots of lemon and blackcurrant flavours with a large and long lasting bitter finish.
HAWKSHEAD
Dry Stone Stout
Staveley, Cumbria Dark 4.5%
Lakeland Lager
Speciality 5.0%
A traditional dry oatmeal stout, as dark as lakeland slate. A Pilsner- style beer, made with lager malt and European lager hops - a crisp, fresh premium lager.
KIRKBY LONSDALE Kirkby Lonsdale Tiffin Gold
Session/IPA 3.6%
WPA
Session/IPA 6.2%
Low in strength, full in flavour brewed using bucket loads of hops giving a smooth citrus mouth and nose feel. Smooth and very drinkable copper coloured, slightly bitter and fruity citrus features.
LANCASTER
Lancaster Light 4.1%
Blonde
Designed to offer a quality cask conditioned ale to drinkers seeking a pale beer with real taste and aromatic impact.
Cherry Crush
Speciality 4.2%
No tasting notes available.
OLD SCHOOL Hopscotch
Carnforth Light 3.8%
A sunshine coloured pale ale. It balances a crisp taste with a delicate lasting hoppiness of citrus fruits.
Detention
Session/IPA 4.1%
A clean, straw coloured light drinking bitter. This is a fully flavoured beer with floral aromas and a slightly dry finish.
THE BOROUGH Festival Ale
Lancaster TBC
Pale
Light 3.7%
No tasting notes available, brewed for this festival. A crisp finish and wonderful smell are created by an epic hop combination of Chinook and Cascade. The prestigious Golden Promise pale malt provides the
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body & a generous wallop of Cara malt adds a wonderful colour & sweet edge.
THE MILL
Dog’th Vader
Ings, Nr Staveley Dark 5.0%
Come over to the dark side. A wellbalanced beer with a hop, fruit and malt flavours and a dry bitter aftertaste finish. May the force be with you!
TIRRIL
Nameless
No tasting notes available.
YORK
Blonde
Long Marton Light 3.8% York Light 3.9%
This 2013 gold medal winner is pale in colour, but not in taste. Citra hops give a refreshing tropical fruit palate that lingers throughout.
BANK TOP
Old Slapper
Bolton Light 4.2%
A light and refreshing straw coloured bitter brewed with Dwarf Hilary hops. The initial fruitiness is complemented by a pronounced hoppiness in the finish.
BOWLAND
Clitheroe Sawley Tempted Session/IPA 3.7%
A copper coloured session bitter with rounded fruit flavours and a spicy finish. Named after a picturesque local village.
DERWENT
Wigton Carlisle State Bitter Session/IPA 3.7%
A light golden bitter using best quality pale ale malt with Fuggles and Goldings hops giving bitterness & aroma.
ILKLEY
Ilkley Gold
Ilkley Light 3.9%
A light golden bitter using best quality pale ale malt with Fuggles and Goldings hops giving bitterness & aroma.
NINE STANDARDS
Silver Standard No 2
Settle Light 4.3%
A classic pale ale with a strong hoppy aroma. Silver Standard carries with it a little bit of local history; created to celebrate the anniversary of the Kirkby Stephen Silver Band. Classically pale, it has a subtle palate, and combines citrusy aromas with an earthy bitterness.
SALTAIRE
Shipley Raspberry Blonde Speciality 4.0%
A refreshing blonde ale infused with a hint of raspberries.
SETTLE BREWERY
Settle Mainline
Signal Main Line, the second beer to emerge from Settle Brewing Company, is a golden IPA style beer. A refreshing , delicately fruity beer, it carries with it a little bit of sweetness, and just a hint of the promise of summer.
ALLGATES
Wigan Session/IPA 3.9%
Napoleon’s Retreat
A deep golden/copper traditional style bitter.
BEAR TOWN
Ginger Bear
coloured
Congleton Speciality 4.0%
The flavours from the malt and hops blend with the added bite from root ginger to produce a superbly quenching finish.
BOXSTEAM BREWERY Piston Broke
Trowbridge Session/IPA 5.0%
A fine full bodied deep golden ale with a refreshingly hoppy palate.
BRENTWOOD BBC2
Brentwood, Essex Light 2.5%
A true session pale ale. A full body and malty flavours m akes this beer very deceptive. American hops gives it a tropical fruit and citrus punch.
CAIRNGORM Black Gold
Aviemore Dark 4.4%
A Scottish stout with a wonderful rich dark colour. A smooth medium bodied beer with subtle bitterness gives way to late sweetness and underlying roast barley hints.
DEVERELL
Darkside
Grays Dark 4.8%
Top selling dark beer brewed with fairtrade coffee.
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Settle Session/IPA 3.8%
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Taunton Dark 5.2%
Stagg
A strong copper coloured premium bitter with a good malty taste and full hopped aroma.
FUZZY DUCK
Poulton-le-Fylde Dark 4.0%
Mucky Duck
Dark stout, slightly sweet with chocolate and coffee notes from the roasted malt.
GREEN JACK
Lowestoft Dark 10.5%
Baltic Trader Imperial Stout
An extra strong Imperial Stout with smooth rich roasted coffee & vanilla flavours.
NETHERGATE
Pentlow Speciality 3.8%
Umber Ale
This astonishingly fresh-tasting, bone-dry lemony brew is addictive and appetising: a distinctive arid beautiful beer.
HEXHAMSHIRE
Hexham Session/IPA 4.8%
Wapweasle
Smooth strong golden bitter. Caramalt, Crystal malt and Goldings hops combine to give a smooth mouth feel.
KELHAM ISLAND
Sheffield Dark 4.0%
Cabbychino
Full bodied and rich with roasted notes and malty, caramel sweetness supporting the aromatic coffee and dark cocoa flavour.
MAULDON’S
Blackberry Porter
Sudbury Speciality 4.8%
A full bodied, black porter, with a balanced hop aroma and rich blend of chocolate and roast flavours, giving way to a subtle sweet fruit finish.
MR GUNDY’S
Lord Kitchener
Derby Light 5.5%
Full bodied, golden pale ale. Exciting new world hops, gives this beer richness of flavour which matches its strength.
OLD BEAR
Great Bear
Keighley Session/IPA 3.9%
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PEERLESS Full Whack
Birkenhead Session/IPA 6.0%
A rich golden coloured strong ale. The high level of alcohol is complemented by increased bitterness and the fruity ho[p finish is derived from Fuggles, First Gold and Cascade hops.
PROSPECT
Gold Rush
Wigan Session/IPA 4.5%
A deep golden ale with a hoppy and bitter flavour, light fruity notes and a grassy floral finish. Named after the infamous Kondike Goldrush of 1896
REEDLY HALLOWS Pendle Side
Burnley Session/IPA 3.8%
A very light coloured ale with hints of tropical fruits and a spicy aftertaste.
RUDGATE
Ruby Mild
Tockwith Dark 4.4%
A nutty, rich ruby ale, stronger than the average mild. CAMRA Champion Beer of Great Britain in 2009.
SONNET 43
Bourbon Milk Stout
Coxhoe Dark 4.3%
A rich, full-body and aromas of bitter chocolate and oak,multiple flavour levels with sweet bourbon.
THREE B’S
Honey Bee
Darwen Speciality 3.7%
Golden honey beer. Honey is apparent in both aroma and taste but does not overwhelm.
TOM WOODS
Lincoln Gold
Barnetby Light 4.0%
Pale bitter combining lager and traditional ale malts with English grown Cascade and Pilgrim to produce a fruity aroma, slightly zesty flavour but retaining some malt characteristics. Very moreish.
WILLIAMS BROS
Kelliebank Fraoch Heather Ale Speciality 4.1%
Brewed with malted barley and heather flower tips to create a multi-award winning beer. A light amber ale with a floral/peaty aroma, full malt character, a spicy herbal flavour and a dry, wine-like finish.
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CIDER
GWYNT Y DRAIG
SANDFORD ORCHARDS Strawberry
Crediton Sweet 4.5%
Fannys Bramble
Sweet 4.0%
Strawberries blended with aged cask cider and a squees of lime. Sweet and naturally pink in colour, with a citrus kick. Still purple cider. A marriage made in a Devon lane. Blackberries and cider, a fruity joyous light and easy cider.
WEST CROFT CIDER
Highbridge Janet’s Jungle Juice Medium 6.0%
Crisp and fresh dry apple aromas, good sweetness. Really refreshing, medium in body, but a real thirst quencher. A cracking cider!
CELTIC MARSHES Thundering Molly
Bishops Frome Medium 5.2%
This is a well rounded medium cider. Fresh and fruity with a lovely apple aroma. Gorgeous golden colour and a well balanced finish. Made on a Worcester farm from 100% cider apples.
LANCASTER CIDER LTD Lune Valley Dry
Lancaster Dry 4.9%
A West Country style cider from our local cider producer.
NEWTON COURT Dabinett
Leominster Medium 7.6%
This is a lovely medium cider with the dry Dabinett apple taste lingering for a good while in the mouth. Drinking this cider is a lot like having a dry pure apple juice, smooth and very easy to drink.
CHANT’S Badgers Spit
Glastonbury Dry 7.5%
Black Dragon
Pontypridd Dry 7.2%
The juice is fermented and matured in oak barrels to produce a cider rich in colour, body and flavour with a fresh fruity aroma.
TY BRYN (WM WATKINS) Twisted Oak
Abergavenny Dry 7.5%
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Fruity and smooth on the palate with a little dryness in a whisky flavoured finish.
PERRY BROADOAKS Perry
Clutton Sweet 7.5%
A sweet but incredibly refreshing perry with a glorious fresh-tastin pear flavour and a wonderful pear aroma.
ROSS-ON-WYE Farmhouse Perry
Ross-on-Wye Medium 7.0%
Pale straw colour. The nose is spicy with a touch of cinnamon. Some clove and a bit of light soft pepper. There is a bit of faint sweetness and some lingering spice. Bright pear flavour.
TY BRYN (WM WATKINS) Blakeny Red Perry
Abergavenny Sweet 5.6%
Lots of fruit in the aroma with a fruity flavour. Sweetish on the palate. Good stuff! (If available)
GWYNT Y DRAIG Two Trees Perry
Pontypridd Medium 4.5%
A pale, fruity perry with an aroma of fruit and a hint of honey on the palate. (If the Blakeny Red is not available)
Paul Chant’s family has been making cider for over 150 years. Unsparayed apples move straight from orchard to mill and press. The juice is fermented in oak barrels. A dry, full bodied ‘proper cider’.
PARSON’S CHOICE Dry
Taunton Dry 6.5%
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THINGS YOU CAN DO TO HELP CAMRA Contact secretary@lunesdalecamra.org.uk
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DELIVER THIS MAGAZINE This particularly applies to members living in remoter rural areas. Just go to the White Cross in Lancaster and ask for some Lunesdale Drinkers. Then leave them in a pub, club, shop or anywhere the public can pick them up. No special authority or permission from us is required to do this, but if you want to do it regularly, contact secretary@lunesdalecamra.org.uk (or 22 Cumberland View, LA1 4AB) and you will be told when the new issues come out. About two dozen copies is a reasonable number for the average pub. If you don’t get to the White Cross often (or at all), we will try to arrange a convenient pick-up point for you.
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The York Hotel
THE GEORGE & DRAGON HOTEL National CAMRA Runner-up Real Cider & Perry Pub of the Year 2013
• Quality Beers, Spirits and Wines •Cask Ales •Darts and Pool • Outside Patio • Quality Food • Full Sky Sports/ESPN Package • Free wireless internet
ALL CASK ALES £2 ON TUESDAYS
87 Lancaster Road Morecambe LA4 5QH 01524 425353 www.yorkhotelmorecambe.co.uk
Nestling in the heart of Dentdale a few miles from Sedbergh, Dent is renowned as one of the quaintest and prettiest villages in the Yorkshire Dales and within easy reach of the Lake District. The hotel is a Grade 2 listed building situated in the heart of the village. We are open every day, serving real ales, ciders & perrys. • Westmorland CAMRA Pub of the Year 2014 • Westmorland CAMRA & West Pennines CAMRA Real Cider & Perry Pub of the Year 2014
Main St., Dent, Cumbria, LA10 5QL • 01539 625256
www.thegeorgeanddragondent.co.uk www.dentbrewery.co.uk
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