Norwich Pub Festival 2021 guide

1-31 July 2021 In participating pubs in Norwich & beyond.

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Welcome to Norwich Pub Festival!

Join us in the pub this July! A month-long celebration bringing together 100 local pubs and breweries.

Brought to you by Norwich & District CAMRA, this is a true celebration of our amazing pubs.

Whether you prefer beer, cider, wine, spirits or alcohol free drinks, this is the festival for you!

Pubs are such a big part of our culture that it’s hard to imagine them not being there. From a meal out with the family, to a quick drink after work, to an afternoon spent in a sunny beer garden, we visit pubs for many reasons. And we’ve all been missing them terribly.

After more than a year of closures and restrictions, landlords and their teams are keen to return to normality and welcome customers back. We hope you’ll take this opportunity to support our amazing local pubs by exploring our seven zones during the month of July.

Featuring 62 pubs in and around Norwich you’ll be spoilt for choice. Each pub is partnered with a brewery and receives a free cask of beer from them. There’s 40 breweries and 1 cider maker taking part and we want to say a huge thank you to them all for their support. You can find out more about the breweries on pages 27 to 34.

How does it work?

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Pubs are grouped in 7 colour-coded zones, mapped out on pages 4 to 19, and you have the whole month to visit as many as you choose.

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Buy whatever you choose at the pub (it doesn’t need to be beer) then ask them to stamp the relevant box on page 38.

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If you collect a stamp from every pub in a zone, you can claim a souvenir coloured wristband from the ‘prize pub’ for that zone (see zone map pages for details).

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Collect a stamp from every pub and you’ll qualify for a special prize to be awarded at Norwich Beer Festival in October.

Don't fancy completing an entire zone?

Then why not design your own! If you collect a stamp from one pub in each of the 7 zones, you can enter a prize draw.

More details on page 37.

Getting around Almost all the pubs taking part are on train or bus routes, and you can find public transport details on each zone map. In Norwich, the central zones are walkable, and the pubs are very close to each other. If you need to drive or cycle, please keep everyone safe and have a soft drink, you’ll still get your stamp!

Many of the pubs and breweries have chosen to work together to organise some exciting events for customers during the festival. You can find out what events are happening, as well as up-to-date opening hours, on each pub's social media pages which we’ve listed on the zone maps.

You can find an online version of this guide at norwichcamra.org.uk and on our social media pages, just search for @NorwichPubFestival on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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Explore our brilliant pubs in 7 colour-coded zones in Norwich and beyond!

Find details of each pub on the zone maps on pages 6 to 19.

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Scan this QR code with your smartphone for more information and directions to all of the pubs in the Festival.

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Black Zone

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Visit the pubs in this zone in any order, buy a drink of your choice and ask a staff member to stamp the relevant box on page 37/38. When you have all the stamps, you can collect your souvenir wristband from the Prize Pub.

A Coach & Horses Thorpe Road Norwich, NR1 1BA B thecoachthorperoad.co.uk

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Blue Zone

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A Alexandra Tavern Stafford Street Norwich, NR2 3BB B whatpub.com/pubs/NOR/760

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G St. Andrew’s Brewhouse St. Andrews Street Norwich, NR2 4TP B standrewsbrewhouse.com

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Green Zone

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Queens Head Norwich Road Hethersett, NR9 3DD E queensheadhethersett

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Beehive Leopold Road Norwich, NR4 7PJ E The Beehive Pub Norwich

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Cellar House Eaton Street Norwich, NR4 7AB B whatpub.com/pubs/NOR/872

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Red Zone

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Visit the pubs in this zone in any order, buy a drink of your choice and ask a staff member to stamp the relevant box on page 37/38. When you have all the stamps, you can collect your souvenir wristband from the Prize Pub.

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Norfolk Lurcher High House Farm Lane Colton, NR9 5DG B the-norfolklurcher.com

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White Hart Hotel Market Place Hingham, NR9 4AF B whitehartnorfolk.co.uk

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Honingham Buck The Street Honingham, NR9 5BL B thehoninghambuck.co.uk

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Yellow Zone

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Cross Keys The Street Dilham, NR28 9PS

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Duke of Wellington Waterloo Road Norwich, NR3 1EG E dukenorwich

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The Brewery Tap Lawson Road Norwich, NR3 4LF

Scan this QR code with your smartphone for more information and directions to each pub in the Orange Zone.

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Malt & Mardle Magdalen Street Norwich, NR3 1NF B maltandmardle.co.uk

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Pig & Whistle All Saints Green Norwich, NR1 3NA E PigAndWhistleNorwich

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Sir Toby’s Beers Norwich Market Norwich, NR2 1NE B sirtobysbeers.co.uk

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Get to know...

Norwich & District CAMRA The Norwich & District branch, which organises Norwich Pub Festival, is one of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA)’s largest and most exciting branches! We organise lots of regular social events and also one of CAMRA’s biggest and most successful beer festivals, which has been running since the 1970s.

The branch covers the city of Norwich and the surrounding area, and works with the other Norfolk branches: West Norfolk (Kings Lynn, Swaffham and Thetford areas), East Norfolk (Yarmouth and the eastern Broads) and Mid Anglia (southern Norfolk around Diss).

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Campaigning CAMRA is a consumer organisation whose primary focus is on supporting the production and sale of real ale (live beer which is naturally carbonated by the yeast acting on the sugars remaining in the beer, after the primary fermentation in the brewery) and real cider & perry. As real ale is primarily a draught beer, CAMRA also supports pubs, as the best place to drink real ale.

Campaigning to support real ale, cider & perry, and save pubs and breweries isn't as visible as perhaps it used to be, with demos and placards. These days it mostly involves members signing petitions, email and social media campaigns, and direct contact with politicians and industry bodies.

At a local level we monitor planning applications, and oppose those where we believe pubs will be lost unnecessarily. This is increasingly likely as property companies take advantage of the COVID crisis to convert pubs to more profitable residential or retail use. Once converted, those pubs will be lost forever, as it's very difficult to convert back the other way! More detail on all CAMRA activities can be found at camra.org.uk

Social Events We hope to restart our regular social events very soon, including the famous First Friday Five,

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visiting five pubs in Norwich, starting at 8pm on the first Friday of every month. Our regular Lunchtime Strolls are relaxed afternoon crawls around five Norwich pubs, starting at 12 noon on a weekday, usually in the middle of each month. And our evening and lunchtime coach trips, visiting four or five rural pubs, leave Castle Meadow at 7.15pm on the last Friday of every month (except October and December), or for those who prefer a daytime trip, we leave Norwich around 11.30am and return early evening.

Norwich Beer Festival The branch also organises and runs the Beer Festival, which we hope will go ahead this year from the 25 to 30 October. Visit as a customer and sample some of the several hundred beers available, or get involved by volunteering a few hours - it's loads of fun, a great way to meet people!

Our 2021 charity partner Norfolk SEN Network has been chosen as the Norwich and District CAMRA Branch Charity for 2021. Each year our members nominate local charities to our branch committee, who vote to make the final decision.

We work together with the charity to find the best opportunities for them to raise awareness and funds during Norwich Beer Festival in October.

Although we can only choose one charity each year, we would like to acknowledge the vital work done by everyone working in the charitable sector in Norfolk.

Find out more at norwichbeerfestival.org.uk Pat Brickley is from the charity: "Norfolk SEN Network, a charity supporting families of children and young people with special educational needs, is absolutely delighted to have been chosen as your Charity of the Year. It has been an extremely busy year for the charity as the law on special educational provision remained the same throughout the pandemic and we were inundated with requests for help from parents struggling to get their child's needs met."

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I receive a great publication and always know where I can find a good pint.

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In CAMRA’s 50th year, let’s celebrate together!

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Norfolk Nips Norfolk Nips is the CAMRA magazine for the Norfolk Branches, published quarterly with pub news, features and upcoming events. Read it online or pick up a copy from pubs around Norwich and Norfolk. The magazine is the current national Branch Magazine of the Year!

The current and past editions can be found on the branch website norwichcamra.org.uk The branch is also responsible for maintaining information about the 550 pubs in our area on WhatPub.com, CAMRA's national pub guide, and selecting the pubs to be featured in each year's Good Beer Guide, and the branch Pubs & Clubs of the Year. All CAMRA members can score beers online throughout the year, and the

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4,000 Norwich & District branch members have the opportunity to nominate and score their favourite pubs online - this is then collated and averaged to select the best pubs to go into the Good Beer Guide.

CAMRA is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, and while many may feel the battle to save real ale has been won, there is still a lot of work to do to save our wonderful British pubs! If you'd like to get involved, check out join.camra.org.uk And of course, support our local pubs and breweries by exploring as many of the Norwich Pub Festival zones as you can!

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Our featured breweries A huge thank you to all the breweries who have supported Norwich Pub Festival and donated beer to our participating pubs.

Breweries in Norfolk

ALL DAY B alldaybrewing.co.uk Housed in a centuries old barn, the brewery has its own hop yard and an adjoining organic orchard.

Partnered with Plasterers, Cowgate.

BARSHAM B barshambrewery.co.uk Purchased by the present owners in 2017, the Maris Otter barley used is grown on-site and a private borehole supplies water for the brewery.

Partnered with Bell, Marlingford.

BOUDICCA B boudiccabrewing.co.uk An independent brewery, set up in 2015 to produce delicious vegan beers in a way that is true to Norfolk’s great brewing tradition.

Partnered with Beehive, Leopold Road.

AMPERSAND B ampersandbrew.co A small batch brewery established in 2017 in South Norfolk. They recently moved to new premises in Diss, which includes a brewery tap, and also own The Cap pub in Harleston.

Partnered with Artichoke, Magdalen Road.

BEESTON B beestonbrewery.co.uk The brewery was established in 2006 in an old farm building using a 5 barrel plant. Brewing water comes from a dedicated borehole and raw ingredients are sourced locally.

Partnered with White Hart, Hingham.

BULL OF THE WOODS B bullofthewoods.co.uk After several years of planning Bull of the Woods started brewing in 2017 using a 4 barrel plant. There are five core beers with numerous specials being developed regularly.

Partnered with Strangers Tavern, Charing Cross.

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CHALK HILL B chalk-hillbrewery.co.uk Chalk Hill began production in 1993 on a 15 barrel plant. A small plant is used to brew experimental beers, which if they prove popular are added to the regular range, available in the brewery tap the Coach & Horses, Thorpe Road.

Partnered with Merchants House, Fye Bridge Street / Maids Head, Tombland.

FAT CAT B fatcatbrewery.co.uk Established in 2005 and based at The Brewery Tap in Norwich.

The five regular beers and seasonal brews are available in the different Fat Cat pubs.

Partnered with Vine, Dove Street.

HUMPTY DUMPTY B humptydumptybrewery.com Established in 1998, this 11 barrel brewery continues to grow and expand its range of beers, including a new Norfolk Broads Brewing series of occasional one-off brews.

Partnered with Golden Star, Colegate.

DURATION B durationbeer.com A modern farmhouse brewery in West Norfolk making fresh beers, wild and blended farmstyle ales, surrounded by the creative solitude of nature.

Partnered with Leopard, Bull Close Road.

GOLDEN TRIANGLE E GoldenTriangleBeer Named after an area of Norwich, has been brewing modern, hop-forward ales on a 10 barrel plant since 2011. Beers are mainly found in the Artichoke, Norwich, purchased by owner/brewer Kevin Tweedy in 2018.

Partnered with Malt & Mardle, Magdalen Street.

LACONS B lacons.co.uk A brewery with a rich history dating back to 1760, but closed

by Whitbread in the 1960s. It was relaunched in 2013 after 45 years with a new core range, which was given bold new branding in 2020.

Partnered with Buck, Honingham / Unthank Arms, Newmarket Street / White Horse, Neatishead / Red Lion, Bishopgate.

ELMTREE B elmtreebeers.co.uk Established in 2007, brewing on a six barrel plant and supplying over 120 free trade outlets. All the dark cask beers, and all the bottled beers, are vegan.

Partnered with Garden House, Pembroke Road.

GRAIN B grainbrewery.co.uk Launched in 2006 by Geoff Wright and Phil Halls in a converted dairy in the Waveney Valley and upgraded to an 18 barrel plant in 2012 and owners of The Plough in Norwich.

Partnered with Boundary, Aylsham Road.

MOON GAZER B moongazerale.co.uk Brewing since 2012, from a disused farm building in picturesque north Norfolk and using Maris Otter barley and the brewery’s own borehole water. They offer a core range of five cask beers as well as monthly specials.

Partnered with Hop In, North Walsham / Kings Head, Lingwood / Crown, Smallburgh.

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MR WINTER’S B mrwintersbeers.co.uk This 15 barrels brewery was established in 2001 by David Winter, passing his brewing knowledge to his son Mark, an award-winning brewer in his own right.

Partnered with Jubilee, St Leonards Road.

PELL & CO. B pellandcospirits.com Set up in 2015, they have a core beer range plus a few one-off seasonal brews, and spirits inspired by the Norfolk Broads.

Partnered with Wig & Pen, St Martin at Palace Plain.

STAR WING B starwingbrewery.com Brewing began in 2017 after converting an old sawmill into a 10 barrel brewery. They added a tap room, bakery and outdoor theatre, so visitors can enjoy a beer, a snack and a show.

Partnered with Kings Head, Magdalen Street.

NORFOLK RAIDER CIDER B norfolkraidercider.co.uk Founded by Paul and Beth Cork, Norfolk Raider is the only cider brewed in Norwich. Each variation carries some family tradition, thought and care, which come together to make the best cider around.

Partnered with Louis Marchesi, Tombland.

POPPYLAND E poppylandbrewery Established in 2012, the 2.5 barrel brewery specialises in unusual brews. Beers are on sale at the brewery and at specialist beer shops across East Anglia.

Partnered with Rose Inn, Queens Road.

TINDALL ALES B tindallbrewery.com Microbrewery and creators of high quality beer with the finest, often unorthodox, ingredients.

Partnered with Kings Arms, Hall Road / White Lion, Oak Street.

PANTHER B pantherbrewery.co.uk Began brewing in 2010 on an industrial estate near the old railway station, formerly the home of Reepham Brewery.

Partnered with Coach & Horses, Bethel Street.

S&P B spbrewery.co.uk Production commenced in 2013 using their own borehole water in a 10 barrel plant on the land once owned by Norfolk brewers Steward & Patteson (1800-1965).

Partnered with Cross Keys, Dilham.

TOMBSTONE E tombstone.brewery Established in 2013 backed onto the town cemetery, inspiring the name, but it has now relocated to the rear of its brewery tap, the Tombstone Saloon.

Partnered with St Andrews Brewhouse, St Andrews Street.

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Craft Brewing

WILDCRAFT B wildcraftbrewery.co.uk Set up in 2016 with the aim of using as much foraged and locally-sourced ingredients as possible. Its range of beers are available in cask, bottles and cans, new this year.

Partnered with Angel Gardens, Angel Road / Norfolk Lurcher, Colton.

WOLF B wolfbrewery.com The brewery was founded in 1995 on a 20 barrel plant and expanded in 2013, moving to the current site, which includes a bottling plant.

Partnered with Ribs of Beef, Wensum Street.

WOODFORDE’S B woodfordes.com Founded in 1981 and celebrating 40 years by producing limited edition anniversary ales. The brewery moved in 1989 to its current home at Woodbastwick and their brewery tap, the Fur and Feather is next door.

Partnered with Duke of Wellington, Waterloo Rd / Green Man, Rackheath / Pig & Whistle, All Saints Green / Freemasons, Hall Rd / White Hart, Wymondham / York Tavern, Leicester St / Walnut Tree Shades, Old Post Office Court / Queens Head, Hethersett.

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Breweries around East Anglia

COLCHESTER B colchesterbrewery.com Set up in 2012 by three friends using the double drop process.

Popular during the early 20th century this process requires additional vessels in a two-tier system resulting in clean beer with pronounced flavours.

Partnered with Shoulder of Mutton, Strumpshaw.

ADNAMS B adnams.co.uk Based in Southwold, Suffolk since 1872, with a focus on quality, innovation and sustainability. Their Copper House distillery is one of the most water and energyefficient in the UK, and also generates water and steam for the brewery.

Partnered with Rumsey Wells, St Andrews Street / Murderers, Timber Hill.

EARL SOHAM & CLIFF QUAY B cliffquay.co.uk Cliff Quay formed in 2008 as part of the historic Tolly Cobbold brewery in Ipswich and relocated to Debenham in 2012. Now they operate alongside Earl Soham brewery sharing production, offices and distribution facilities.

Partnered with Carleton Rode Social Club, Carleton Rode / Coach & Horses, Thorpe Road / Fat Cat & Canary, Thorpe Rd.

CALVORS B calvors.co.uk Established in 2008 and brews three craft lagers, as well as cask-conditioned beers all suitable for vegans.

Partnered with Alexandra Tavern, Stafford Street / Cellar House, Eaton.

GREEN JACK B green-jack.com Founded in 2003 in Oulton Broad and moved in 2009 to a 35 barrel plant near the Triangle pub in Lowestoft, which the brewery owns.

Partnered with Trafford Arms, Grove Road.

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MILTON B miltonbrewery.co.uk The brewery has grown steadily since it was founded in 1999, moving to larger premises in the village of Waterbeach in 2012 and now operates three pubs in Cambridge through a sister company.

Partnered with Eagle, Newmarket Road.

NETHERGATE B nethergate.co.uk Formed in 1986 in Clare, Suffolk, this was one of the original UK microbreweries.

One of the founders remains the Chairman, but it is now owned by a group of local beer lovers and moved to its new site at Rodbridge Corner in Long Melford in 2017.

Partnered with Cherry Tree, Dereham Road / Green Dragon, Wymondham

STOW FEN Q stowfenbrewery Started in June 2020 by Paul Holland and head brewer Philip Gilham. Crisp Maltings supply them with Norfolk and Suffolk malts and all of their hops are from the UK. Partnered with Rosebery, Rosebery Road.

MAULDONS B mauldons.co.uk Began brewing in Sudbury in 1795, was taken over by Greene King in the 1960's. Reopened by the Sims family in 2000 with a newly built brewery in a 30 barrel plant. It was sold in 2019 to a local farming based company, Heathpatch.

Partnered with Lollards Pit, Riverside Road.

OPA HAY’S E opahaysbrewery Began production in late 2008 using traditional brewing methods. A small, family-run micro-brewery, taking its name from the brewer's great grandfather.

Partnered with Cottage, Silver Road.

THREE BLIND MICE Q 3blindmicebrew An 8 barrel brewery producing modern beer. Started in 2014 by three owners with little experience of brewing, hence the name Three Blind Mice! In 2018 they took over the Drayman’s Son micropub in Ely. Partnered with Kings Head, Hethersett.

MOONSHINE B moonshinebrewery.co.uk Established in 2004 and brewing up to 20 barrels per week. Locally produced ingredients are used, including water from their own well and barley grown on the farm where the brewery is based.

Partnered with Fat Cat, West End Street.

ST PETER’S B stpetersbrewery.co.uk The brewery, built in 1996, is housed adjacent to medieval St Peter’s Hall dating from 1280.

Brewing makes use of the excellent water from an on-site deep borehole and locally malted barley.

Partnered with Rose Tavern, Rupert Street.

TWO RIVERS E Blackstone Engine Bar The brewery was established in February 2012 producing bottled-conditioned ales, later adding cask ale production in 2013. Their beers are sold at their taproom, Blackstone Engine Bar Partnered with The Brewery Tap, Lawson Road.

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Woodforde’s Brewery

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Slad Lane, Woodbastwick, Norfolk, NR13 6SW | Nearest mooring Salhouse Broad

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Collect all the stamps in a zone to claim your souvenir wristband.

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Visit the pub and buy a drink of your choice.

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If you collect stamps from all the pubs, bring this page to Norwich Beer Festival in October to claim a special prize.

Ask a staff member to stamp the relevant box on page 38.

When you have all stamps in a zone, collect your wristband from the Prize Pub.

Don’t fancy completing an entire zone?

Then why not design your own! If you collect a stamp from one pub in each of the 7 zones, you could win £50 of vouchers to spend at Norwich Beer Festival in October.

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Terms and conditions One entry per person, duplicate entries will not be counted. We’ll select one winner at random from all completed entries received by the closing date of 31 August 2021 and contact them by email after 1 September 2021. There will be one prize awarded, of £50 credit, valid for items on the product stand at Norwich Beer Festival. The £50 credit will be valid from 25 to 30 October 2021, after which time it will be forfeit.

No cash equivalent is available. No purchase necessary.

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Collect your stamps below!

Don’t forget to bring this page to Norwich Beer Festival in October to claim a special prize if you’ve collected stamps from all the pubs.

Black Zone

Blue Zone

Green Zone

Red Zone

Yellow Zone

Coach & Horses Thorpe Rd.

Jubilee

Maids Head Hotel

Red Lion

Wig & Pen

Fat Cat & Canary

Lollards Pit

Merchants House

Ribs of Beef

Kings Head Magdalen St.

Alexandra Tavern

Fat Cat

Louis Marchesi

St. Andrew’s Brewhouse

White Lion

Cherry Tree

Garden House

Rumsey Wells

Stangers Tavern

Golden Star

Queens Head Hethersett

Cellar House

Rose Tavern

York

Beehive

Eagle

Unthank Arms

Kings Head Hethersett

Norfolk Lurcher

Honingham Buck

White Hart Wymondham

Green Dragon

White Hart Hotel Hingham

Marlingford Bell

Carleton Rode Social Club

Cross Keys

White Horse

The Crown

Kings Head Lingwood

Green Man

Shoulder of Mutton

Angel Gardens

Boundary

Duke of Wellington

Rosebery

Plasterers

Artichoke

Cottage

The Brewery Tap

Malt & Mardle

Leopard

Freemasons

Coach & Horses Bethel St.

Sir Toby’s

Walnut Tree Shades

Murderers

Kings Arms

Pig & Whistle

Vine

Trafford Arms

Rose Inn

Orange Zone

Purple Zone

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