BEER & CIDER FESTIVAL 2019 - THURS 26TH TO SAT 28TH SEPT STRUTTS, DERBY ROAD, BELPER DE56 1UU - AMBER VALLEY CAMRA
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Beer & Cider
Festival 2019
Thurs 26th to Sat 28th Sept
Strutts, Derby Road, Belper DE56 1UU
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The Chairman’s Welcome
Holly Bush Inn A Warm Welcome to the 2019
Amber Valley CAMRA Beer and
Cider Festival
Makeney, Milford, DE56 0RX.
Welcome to this year’s Festival at Strutts a fine selection of ciders, including fruit flavours.
Community Centre, Amber Valley’s tenth Festival We would very much like your feedback (positive or
and the sixth at Strutts from Thursday 26th to negative) on these changes which can be registered
Saturday 28th September. The building has been at the Membership Desk.
described as “quirky” and it isn’t an obvious
Our catering will be provided by Farmhouse Kitchen
venue for a Beer Festival, but I think it works and
with hot and cold food at all sessions, as well as
I’d like to thank the staff at Strutts for their help
snacks available at the cider bar. As with previous
and co-operation.
years Thursday will be a quiet day, but with our
We have made a number of changes this year. popular quiz in the evening. There will be live music
We are opening on Thursday from 12 noon on Friday and Saturday evening, culminating in
(previously 4pm) because there appears to be a Northern Soul disco on Saturday. Our Festival
a demand for a Thursday afternoon session. charity will be Derbyshire Blood Bikers, a vital local
Furthermore Thursday will be free admission service which could one day prove life saving for
for everyone up to 6pm, not just for CAMRA any one of us.
members. Previously we opened on Sunday
I am sure you are all aware that all CAMRA Festivals
lunchtime, but this session was not well supported
are organised and run by a team of volunteers, and
so we will not open on Sunday this year. We are
I would like to thank everyone who is involved with
switching from tokens to cash this year, principally
the Amber Valley Festival, in whatever capacity.
because feedback suggests that customers prefer
Regrettably, it is getting increasingly difficult to
cash. As well as cash, we are hoping to be able to
attract enough volunteers to organise our Festival.
offer the facility of contactless payment.
Dates are booked for next year (September 24th –
The rise in popularity of Key Keg continues, so this 26th, here at Strutts), and I sincerely hope that it
time we will be running a small Key Keg bar. This will go ahead. However, without fresh volunteers the
is in no way intended to detract from, but rather prospects are not good, so if you feel you could help
BEER FESTIVAL
to complement the range of some 60 Real Ales we please let us know.
will have on offer. Ditto gin; it may not be my cup
of tea but it is the drink of the moment for many
these days, so we will have a gin bar. Because of Chris Rogers
this we are dropping fruit wines, but there will be Amber Valley Branch Chairman and Festival Organiser
Thursday 24th - Saturday 26th October
Thursday 25th - Saturday 27th October
Join Camra here members and covers around 100 pubs and clubs
with real ale in Belper, Alfreton, Ripley and
Quality Home Cooked Food Served Daily You will enjoy discounts in pubs and other
benefits. Also, while stocks last, anyone
surrounding areas.
joining and paying by Direct Debit at this CAMRA is a friendly organisation and we
Christmas Menus & Party Bookings Taken festival will get a copy of the current Good
Beer Guide for FREE.
offer socials, brewery visits and plenty of
opportunities to enjoy real ale in good company.
www.hollybushinnmakeney.co.uk CAMRA has over 190,000 members nationally
and Amber Valley branch has over 900
There is a Membership Desk here, so come and
have a chat and we can tell you more.
Entertainment
Thursday Friday Saturday Food Menu
Quiz 7.30pm in Room 10 COLD FOOD
We will be holding a quiz for teams of up to four
people with prizes of beer and cider for first and SELECTION OF COBS
second place. It will be free to enter. Volunteers (COOKED MEATS, CHEESE & EGG) £2-00
will be on hand to fetch drinks for players from the SMALL HAND RAISED PORK PIE £2-00
marquee during the quiz. Guitar and Harmonica SAUSAGE ROLL (HOT or COLD) £2-00
at its best VEGAN/VEGI SAUSAGE ROLL £2-50
SCOTCH EGG £2-00 / £2-50
DOUBLECROSS
6-8pm Acoustic Blues, HOT FOOD
Rock & Pop SAUSAGE ROLL £2-00
CORNISH PASTY £3-00
Andy & Phil appear together as DoubleCross, BACON COB £4-00
The Ferretts are a Derbyshire based duo a Derbyshire based Acoustic Rock & Blues Duo.
We perform a mix of classic Blues and Rock BUTCHER’S SAUSAGE COB £4-00
featuring Markus and Nansy Ferrett-Paine
performing their own material and covers. material, together with our own compositions. 6oz STEAK BURGER
(add CHEESE 50p) £4-50
Northern Soul
CHEESE & BACON BURGER £6-00
CHIPS £2-00
& Real Ale CHEESEY CHIPS £2-50
CHICKEN CURRY & CHIPS £5-00
After Hours Amber Valley CAMRA
Beer Festival CHILLI & CHIPS £5-00
8.15-11pm close Saturday 28th September
VEGETARIAN CURRY £5-00
8pm-11pm
Please support our 2019 Festival
Charity – Derbyshire Blood Bikes,
which is a very deserving cause.
You can donate at the Festival in cash or DJs:
by donating your unused beer tokens. Soul Stew, Phillip Wheelhouse
+ guest
Amber Valley Pub of the Year 2017 & 2018
White Hart
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Ales that become legends
White Hart
Sandbed Lane, Bargate
Proudly supporting
THE AMBER VALLEY BEER FESTIVAL 2019
Derbyshire South CAMRA Pub of the Year 2018
East Midlands CAMRA Pub of the Year 2018
NOW OPEN - 25 King Street, Belper,
Derbyshire DE56 1PW
1 Church Street, Arnold, 1 Ilkeston Road, Canning Circus,
Nottingham NG5 8FD Nottingham NG7 3GD
In Good Beer Guide 2019
follow us on facebook: The Spotted Cow, Holbrook Station Terrace, Hucknall, 1a Standhill Road, Carlton,
www.thespottedcowholbrook.co.uk Nottinghamshire NG15 7TQ Nottingham NG4 1JL
Pub of the Year &
Cider Pub of the Year
Amber Valley CAMRA runs annual Pub of the Year
and Cider Pub of the Year competitions covering
all pubs in our Branch area that serve real ale or
real cider; we aim to involve as many members as
possible in making these choices.
This year’s winner of both our Branch competitions
was the Talbot in Ripley. The runner-up in the Pub of
the Year competition was the White Hart at Bargate,
who had won the competition in the previous two
years. The runner-up in the Cider Pub of the Year
competition was Angels Micro Pub, Belper. Many
congratulations to Steve and Angie at the Talbot for
their double success and also to the runners-up in throughout October and judging of the 6 finalists
both competitions. will take place in November. Pubs nominated for
the Cider competition would be expected to serve
and promote a good range of real ciders and perries
throughout the year.
The 2020 Branch Pub of The Year competition will
be organised by ourselves and we will be asking
for nominations during November, with judging of
the 8 finalists taking place during December and
January. The Pub of the Year is not based solely on
the range of real ale on offer, but takes into account
several other factors such as the welcome you
receive, quality of service, atmosphere, décor and
community involvement.
Whilst only Amber Valley members can nominate
pubs, CAMRA members from any branch are
It will soon be time for our members to get involved
welcome to take part in the judging process for
again and help us to choose the entrants for the
each competition. This involves visiting each of the
2020 competitions. We will be sending out emails
finalists at least once and completing a scoresheet
to all Amber Valley CAMRA members inviting them
based on national CAMRA guidelines. If you are
to nominate pubs in the Branch area which they feel
interested in being involved in the judging process
deserve to be included in each competition. If you
for either or both competitions, please contact us at
are a member and don’t get these emails, it means
poty@ambervalley.camra.org.uk
that we don’t hold a current email address for you
so please email membership@ambervalley.camra. Please take the time to send in your nominations
org.uk and help to support your local pubs by getting
involved with these Branch competitions.
Our Chairman Chris Rogers, along with Branch
member Luke Bettison, both local cider makers,
will again be organising the Cider Pub of the Mick & Jane Wallis
Year competition. Nominations will be collected Amber Valley CAMRA
Social Media
Interested in participating?
We have a lively and entertaining
community across social media.
We’d love you to be involved.
Our Facebook page and website are the go-to places
for ‘beer info’ in the Amber Valley CAMRA area.
We would also like you to post articles to our community Social Media Wall
group on Facebook. This could be a news story that you
feel the group followers would be interested in or your Why not Tweet a picture of yourself at the
musings on the latest beer you tried. festival, in a group, or with your favourite beer?
Just include the hashtag #avbeerfestival and if
Twitter @AmberValleyCamr we retweet it, your picture/message will be placed
Facebook Amber Valley CAMRA on the Amber Valley CAMRA social media wall.
You don’t need to be a member of CAMRA to
become a member of our online community, but of Alternatively, if you are on Facebook, post your
course we would love it if you decided to join. picture to the @AmbervalleyCAMRA group
Please speak to a volunteer on the Membership pages, search Amber Valley CAMRA.
stand for more details.
39 Cornhill, Allestree, Derby DE22 2FS
Tel 07917 544199
Allestree Club is a friendly family place with
Chevin View, Milford DE56 0QH
snooker and pool tables. All Welcome
Come along see what your local club has to offer. Up To Four Local Real Ales
At least 2 real ales always available. Pool, Darts, Snooker, Sky Sports
MEMBERSHIP ONLY £10 for 12 MONTHS Live Music Most Weekends
Members receive discounts on drinks and Membership just £10 a year
other exclusive offers www.Milfordsocial.club
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BLACK BULLS HEAD
2 Kilburn Lane, Openwoodgate,
Belper, Derbyshire
DE56 0SF
3 George & Dragon 1
117 Bridge St. DE56 1BA
01773 880210
LIVE MUSIC on Fridays and Saturdays.
Live Sport via several TVs.
4 En-suite rooms available with pub having a
minimum of 5 or 6 Real Ales at all times with
39 Bridge Street, Belper, DE56 1AY
2 or 3 changing guest beers. 2 ciders.
e-mail: adewilson@yahoo.com
Pump It Up
Open:
Tues - Thurs 3-10pm, Fri 3-10:30pm,
2 The Lion Hotel
Sat 12-10:30pm,
Sat 1-10:30pm, Sun
Sun1-5pm,
1:30-5pm,
24 Bridge St. DE56 1AX 01773 824033
Email: enquiries@lionhotelbelper.com
Closed Mondays. Website: lionhotelbelper.co.uk
This 18th century former coaching inn is steeped in history,
6 EVER CHANGING Cask Ales brimming with charm & character and now has a modern
45 Craft
Craft Keg
Keg Lines
Lines twist with a stone baked pizzeria.
22 Belgian
Belgian Kegs
Kegs Fresh, locally sourced & homemade food is available daily from
12-9pm including £7.50 lunch specials served Mon to Sat 12-4pm.
54 Real
Real Ciders
Ciders We offer 5 real ales including regulars Pedigree, Hobgoblin &
Also gins, wines, spirits, soft drinks, tea Boon Doggle & 2 regularly changing guest ales. Open 11am
until late each night.
& coffee & much more.
The Lion Hotel also has 22 bedrooms all with en-suite
bathrooms, flat screen TVs & tea & coffee making facilities.
4
The Nags Head 7
5 High Pavement. DE56 1GD 01773 820515
Andrea, Simon and Team welcome customers new and old.
Live music every Saturday & Karaoke the last Friday of the month.
Pedigree + 3 guest ales & 1 hand pull cider.
Monday madness selected drinks at £1.99/pint.
Cards accepted Thursday Real Ale day at £2.30/pint.
Opening hours:
Sunday-Tuesday 12-10pm
SIX rotating ales, Wednesday-Friday 12-11pm
Saturday 12-late
Two
Twocraft pumps,
craft pumps, Families & dogs welcome. Large Beer Garden to rear of pub.
Real ciders
Real ciders & fruit wines! 5 Old King’s Head
1 Days Lane. DE56 1NP
Something for everyone in the town centre. 01773 826304
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Get your CAMRA discount with us! Close to Belper Town centre, a hidden gem.
You will always get a friendly welcome from
Open from 4pm Monday—Friday & 12pm at the weekend.
Open from 4pm Monday-Friday, from 12pm Saturday & 2-8pm Sunday regulars and staff alike.
3 real ales, all beers now at or less than £3.10
6 Campbell Street, Belper, DE56 1AP— 01773823117— FB: Arkwrights REAL ALE BAR Beer garden, skittle alley, darts & pool.
Sky & BT Sport available in a separate room.
Great function room available.
Belper Town Centre Real Ale Map 5
Old King’s Head 1 Days Lane. DE56 1NP
Hidden gem of a pub, cosy & friendly with
3 real ales.
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Thorn Tree Inn 21 Chesterfield Rd. DE56 1FF
Free house with Bass from the barrel & 3 or 4
ever changing cask beers. Family & dog friendly,
all welcome. Bar terrace with views over Belper.
George & Dragon 117 Bridge St. DE56 1BA Pump It Up 39 Bridge St. DE56 1AY The Angels 29 Market Place. DE56 1FZ
1 Large friendly pub with a minimum of 5 or 3 6 changing hand pulled cask beers, 4 craft keg 6 In Good Beer Guide 2018, 2019 & 2020. The Railway 25 King Street. DE56 1PW
6 real ales & 2 real ciders available. Range beers, 2 Belgian keg lines. Small, friendly micro Tucked away next to No.28. Open Thurs-Sun 9 Refurbished and re-opened in 2019 by Lincoln
of beers regularly changed & refreshed. pub. with a wide range of Real Ales (6+) straight Green Brewery offering 8 cask & 6 keg ales.
from the cask £3/pint, plus cider, wine & gin. Loyalty card scheme plus light meals available.
The Lion Hotel 24 Bridge St. DE56 1AX Arkwright’s 6 Campbell St. DE56 1AP
2 5 real ales including regulars Pedigree, 4 In Good Beer Guide 2017, 2018, 2019 & 2020. The Nags Head 5 High Pavement. DE56 1GD Riflemans Arms 74 Bridge St. DE56 1AZ
Hobgoblin & Boon Doggle & 2 regularly 6 ever changing beers from across the UK & 7 Pedigree + 3 guests. Open Sun-Tue 12-10pm, 10 Traditional English pub recently refurbed, local
changing guests. Fresh, locally sourced Pedigree from the barrel. Real ciders & 2 craft Wed-Fri 12-11pm, Sat 12-late. Families & dogs guest ales. Big screen TV sport, pool, darts,
& homemade food available. keg pumps. Regular live music. welcome. Large beer garden. dominoes and quiz, dog friendly.
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Open: Mon - Fri 4pm - 11pm Amber Valley
Sat 12 noon - 11pm Camra
Winter Ale
Sun 12 noon - 10pm Trail Winner
2019
Mother & Daughter team, Amber & April,
welcome you to one of the oldest pubs in
Belper
Free House, reopened early in 2018
Bass from the barrel & 3 or 4 ever changing
guests
New beers & new breweries a regular feature
Traditional ciders, gins, spirits & wines
Family & dog-friendly
Outdoor terrace with incredible views
Live Music,
Live Quiz Night
music every other&Sunday
Acousticfrom
Get-Together
4pm-7pm
10
Traditional English pub recently
refurbed with lagers from around
the world and local guest ales.
,
Big screen TVs for all your sporting needs,
pool and darts teams as well as dominoes and
quiz, everything priced very reasonably, dog
friendly as are all the regulars, all welcome.
Free sausage and chips on every Belper Town
FC home game and free food Sundays.
We also cater for any small functions.
Amber Valley CAMRA Cider Trail Runner-up 2017 & Winter Ale Trail Runner-up 2018
Open 4 till close Monday to Thursday and
12 till close Friday to Sunday. Amber Valley Camra Mild Trail Winner 20199
Beer List
For beer allergen information, please enquire with one of the bar managers.
Vegan Gluten
25 King Street, Belper, Derbyshire DE56 1PW Bitter IPA Stout/ Pale Mild Wheat Speciality Friendly Free
Porter
Proudly supporting
Cask Ales
THE AMBER VALLEY BEER FESTIVAL 2019 Brewer Beers ABV Style Location Tasting Notes
8 Cask Ales Acorn
Barnsley
3.8 Bitter
Barnsley, Multi-award winning chestnut bitter, well
Bitter S.Yorkshire rounded, rich & with a lasting bitter finish.
6 Craft Taps A West Coast style IPA brewed exclusively with
Heanor,
Quiz Nights Alter Ego Incognito 5.8 IPA
Derbyshire
Centennial hops, offering notes of grapefruit,
orange & lemon citrus.
Live Music Alter Ego Sidekick 4.5 IPA
Heanor, Session IPA with a modest bitterness & aromas of
Derbyshire tropical stone fruits & orange citrus.
Breakfast, Lunch and Bar Snack Menu Golden, well hopped, with lots of flavour from
Amber Doomsday Ripley, the blend of US hops. Sweet tasting with
6.0 IPA
Ales IPA Derbyshire a bitter finish & a hint of coconut from the
Sorachi Ace hops.
Imperial Full bodied, strong yet balanced export stout
Amber Ripley,
Russian 8.2 Stout
Ales Derbyshire brewed with 6 different malts.
Stout
Amber Lemon Ripley, Delicate, citrus fruit summer ale with strong
4.4 Pale
Ales Blonde Derbyshire lemon notes from the addition of lemon zest.
A refreshing pale ale hopped with Nugget &
1 Church Street, Arnold, 1 Ilkeston Road, Canning Circus, Aurora Light Ilkeston,
Ales Show
3.9 Pale
Derbyshire
Cascade. Packed with a lot more flavour than its
Nottingham NG5 8FD Nottingham NG7 3GD low ABV suggests
Multi-layered American Pale Ale made with a
Aurora Solar Ilkeston,
Ales Storm
4.5 Pale
Derbyshire
variety of citrus peels. A tangy citrus punch
with a pleasant bitter finish.
Unfined, easy-drinking yet complex mild.
Bartleby’s Preference 3.5 Mild Belper Autumnal fruits mixed with a smooth
chocolatey body.
Station Terrace, Hucknall, 1a Standhill Road, Carlton, Unfined American style pale ale using
Nottinghamshire NG15 7TQ Nottingham NG4 1JL Bartleby’s Ribbon Ox 4.3 Pale Belper only British grown hops. Light-bodied,
crisp & fruity.Brewer Beers ABV Style Location Tasting Notes Brewer Beers ABV Style Location Tasting Notes
Better The Australian hopped IPA with citrus & tropical Belper Robust & very malty with a subtle taste of
Basford, Hairy Beast Holbrook,
Black Iris Devil You 5.5 IPA
Nottingham
fruit aromas & flavours. Smooth, juicy & fruity, 4.8 Porter cherries & undertones of chocolate & vanilla.
Know with a hint of sweetness & a crisp bitter finish. Brewers Cherry Derbyshire
Porter 12 varieties of malt used.
American hopped, session IPA. Lots of tropical
Endless Basford, Rich golden ale with a grapefruit & mango
Black Iris
Summer
4.5 IPA
Nottingham
fruit from Mosaic & Simcoe hops, with a soft, Hairy Dead Holbrook,
Brewers Beard
5.5 IPA
Derbyshire
aroma. A soft, smooth sweetness leads to a
juicy finish.
crisp, dry & bitter grapefruit finish.
Fiery ginger beer packed with 25 kg of fresh
A full bodied & aromatic New Zealand hopped
Blue Bee Ginger 4.8 Speciality Sheffield root ginger to give a spicy, lingering ginger
Hawkshead, IPA. Passion fruit, mango & apricot aromas
kick. Hawkshead NZPA 6.0 IPA
Cumbria along with a citrus bitterness are balanced by
Pale & intensely hoppy. the sweetness of English Maris Otter barley.
Blue Giltbrook,
Monkey
BG Sips 4.0 Pale
Nottingham
Brewers Gold hops impart tropical fruit aromas
Low colour malts create a clean pale base.
& a thirst-quenching bitterness. Hawkshead,
Hawkshead XPA 4.0 Pale
Cumbria
Malted oats give a pleasant mouthfeel. Hopped
A complex & malty stout with a rich chocolate with Jester, Citra & Mosaic for big fruit flavours.
Blue Chocolate Giltbrook,
Monkey Guerrilla
4.9 Stout
Nottingham
aroma & flavours. Champion Beer of Britain
Imperial/
2019 Silver award in Speciality Beers. Mexborough, A naturally hazy IPA with passion fruit.
Steel City/ Smashin
5.7 Speciality Yorkshire/
Brass Malton, Unfined, multi-award winning, chewy Shake- Passion Dry, with passion fruit flavour & a bitter finish.
Bad Kitty 5.5 Porter Sheffield
Castle N.Yorkshire chocolate-vanilla dream of a porter. speares
Fourth in the series of fruit & hop pairings. Unfined traditional English IPA with
Industrial Glassworks Staveley,
Brass Fruit Lupe Malton, This version pairs the complex Ekuanot Ales IPA
5.0 IPA
Derbyshire
tropical fruit notes. Hopped with Ernest
4.8 Speciality & Olicana.
Castle - Ekuanot N.Yorkshire hop with the gentle aroma & sweetness
of melon. A very refreshing drink. Lincoln Hucknall, New Zealand hopped pale ale with floral,
Longbow 5.0 Pale
Unfined. Zesty, fragrant & aromatic Green Nottingham earthy & citrus aroma & flavours.
Brass Thai Malton,
Castle Fighter
5.2 Speciality
N.Yorkshire
like a Thai curry! An extra pale ale A classic American pale ale, hopped with Citra
with lime, lemongrass & coconut. Lincoln Hucknall,
Green
Archer 4.0 Pale
Nottingham
& Chinook, giving a citrus aroma & grapefruit
Meach A fruity IPA hopped with Mosaic, & tropical fruit flavours.
Brunswick 5.3 Speciality Derby
Pelba with additions of peach & raspberry. A traditional Kölsch-style beer originating in
A single hopped, strong pale ale with Citra Cologne, Germany. Hopped with Hallertau
Littleover Köbes 4.4 Speciality Derby
Brunswick Ubiquitous 6.0 Pale Derby hops. A biscuit malt base gives way to a big Blanc, this is a light, refreshing, pale, medium-
citrus/tropical punch. strength beer.
Subtle malt & floral notes are matched with a The A rich, smooth, warming oatmeal stout with
Dancing Littleover 4.2 Stout Derby
Ay Up 3.9 Pale Derby citrus hop & a slightly dry finish. Champion Beer Panther hints of coffee, chocolate & Irish whiskey.
Duck
of Britain 2019 Gold award in Bitter category. Unfined ‘petite IPA’. Flavours & aromas
North-
Good hoppy bitterness & aroma, balanced with Marble
South
4.2 IPA Manchester of soft stone fruit & zesty lemon &
Dancing orange against a full, rounded malt base.
Duck
Gold 4.7 IPA Derby strong malt notes. English First Gold hops give
peppery, plum like & orange zesty flavours. A strong, smooth, rich dark mild with roasted
Magnum Giltbrook,
A crisp, clean & refreshing beer made from lager Muirhouse
Mild
4.5 Mild
Nottingham
malt flavours. Complex, medium bodied & well
White Elland, balanced with a hint of sweetness.
Elland
Prussian
3.9 Pale
W.Yorkshire
malt & German Perle & Mittlefruh hops.
A fruity flavour with a floral, spice & citrus aroma. Idaho 7 & Amarillo hopped pale with sweet
Neepsend Corundum 4.1 Pale Sheffield
Swanwick, pine, orange & tropical fruit aromas.
Flathead/ Strong Derbyshire/ Lightly hopped IPA collaboration beer with Collaboration raspberry wheat beer. Fresh &
5.2 IPA Sheffield/
Imperial Attraction Mexborough, added Earl Grey tea leaves to the boil. Neepsend/
Half Moon
Rubus 4.7 Wheat Ellerton near summery, made with fresh raspberries for
Yorkshire York lashings of authentic raspberry flavour & aroma.
Cloudy, dark wheat beer. Belgian yeast gives
Dunkel Great Heck, Citra, Ekuanot, Amarillo, Motueka & Columbus
Great Heck
Weiss
4.8 Wheat
N.Yorkshire
it subtle aromas & balance. Gentle hopping New Disco
Bristol Dropout
4.2 Pale Bristol hops provide an intensely fruity, juicy, citrusy
imparts a smooth almost honey like sweetness.
hop aroma without an overly bitter finish.Brewer Beers ABV Style Location Tasting Notes
Showcasing one of the new wave of hops from Key Keg Ales
Oakham Dragon 5.0 Pale Peterborough Slovenia, this golden beer is bursting with
grapefruit, lemon, apple & rose characters. Brewer Beers ABV Style Location Tasting Notes
Multi-award winning IPA. Smooth with tropical Basford, A Grisette (an ancient Belgian farmhouse beer)
Green Black Iris Lovelace 4.3 Speciality
Oakham 6.0 IPA Peterborough fruit flavours bursting through. A crisp finish & Nottingham made with lavender. Soft, refreshing & floral.
Devil IPA
a refreshing dry aftertaste. American hopped, session IPA. Lots of tropical
Endless Basford,
A single hopped pale ale brewed with oats. Black Iris
Summer
4.5 IPA
Nottingham
fruit from Mosaic & Simcoe hops, with a soft,
Ripley, juicy finish.
Pentrich Cascade 3.8 Pale
Derbyshire
An abundance of Cascade hops lend punchy cit-
rus & floral notes to this light & easy drinking ale. Neon Ocean in No tasting notes available at time of print.
5.2 IPA Nottingham
Unfined, hazy pale ale packed full of US hops. Raptor the Way Check keykeg bar for more information.
Lost in Ripley, Centennial, Simcoe, Columbus & Neon New DDH (double dry hopped) pale ale.
Pentrich 5.2 Pale X's & O's 4.2 Pale Nottingham
Haze Derbyshire Chinook provide citrus & stone fruit Raptor Check keykeg bar for more information.
flavours along with floral & pine notes.
Papa
Lazy Daisy Summer fruits IPA with hints of red fruits, Jangle's Special version of their dark, rich unfined
Staveley,
Raw Summer 4.9 IPA melon & orange. Hopped with Barbe Rouge, Totally Voodoo stout brewed with fresh, locally roasted
Derbyshire 4.9 Stout Nottingham
IPA Belma & Huell Melon. Brewed Brazilian Brazilian coffee beans from 47degrees
Coffee coffee.
Castleford, Multi-award winning Chocolate Fudge Stout
Revolutions Swoon 4.5 Stout
W.Yorkshire Milk Stout. A velvety, luxurious treat.
An unfined red grape sour, bright red
Dark ruby strong ale with a good balance of Totally Sour
Sarah Dudley, Brewed Grapes
5.5 Speciality Nottingham in colour. A collaboration with the
Hughes
Dark Ruby 6.0 Mild
W.Midlands
fruit & hops, leading to a pleasant, lingering Fox & Grapes, Nottingham.
hops & malt finish.
Multi-award winning, strong golden
Shiny Affinity 4.6 Bitter Derby
Gins & Mixers
bitter with lots of fruity Citra hops.
Heavily hopped, aromatic West Coast style IPA.
Shiny Rocket 7.0 IPA Derby Citra, Mosaic, El Dorado & Cascade hops give
huge pine & fruity flavours.
Ginger Crisply hopped, copper coloured bitter with a Aber Falls Orange Marmalade Gin 41.3%
Stockport 4.2 Speciality Stockport
Tinge ginger bite.
Aber Falls Rhubarb & Ginger Gin 41.3%
Bakewell, Coffee milk stout with a rich coffee aroma. The
Thornbridge Pollards 5.0 Stout Blue Monkey Summer Berries Gin 37.5%
Derbyshire taste is rich, creamy coffee with a smooth finish.
Limited edition tropical fruit twist on their Lyme Bay Gin 40.0%
Tropical Bakewell,
Thornbridge 3.5 Pale
Swan Derbyshire classic Wild Swan pale ale with pineapple. Masons Yorkshire Gin 42.0%
Untraditional unfined Welsh red ale. Peaky Blinders Spiced Dry Gin 40.0%
Tiny Rebel Cwtch 4.6 Bitter
Newport,
Wales
A blend of six caramelly malts & three
Tarquin’s Blackberry Gin 38.0% All Gin + Mixers
aromatic, tangy & citrussy American
hops. Champion Beer of Britain 2015. Warner’s Honey Bee Gin 40.0% £5 Single
Vale of Dark
4.4 Porter
Glamorgan,
Blackcurrant porter. Rich & smooth with
liquorice & chocolate notes balanced by the late
Whitley Neil Parma Violet Gin 43.0% £7 Double
Glamorgan Matter Wales Whitley Neil Raspberry Gin 43.0%
addition of Bramling Cross hops.
A clean malt base & light body accentuate the
Wild Beer Fresh 5.5 IPA
Evercreach,
Somerset
punchy hop profile. A grapefruit, citrus aroma Mixers, all 200ml from Fever Tree
with bold citrus flavours & a hint of pine.
A hoppy, American pale ale balanced with
Evercreach,
Wild Beer POGO 4.1 Pale
Somerset
passion fruit, orange & guava to produce a
zesty, refreshing, thirst quenching beer.
Lemonade • Light Tonic • Mediterranean Tonic • Tonic • Various FruitsCider & Perry
Welcome to the cider & perry bar. All the ciders The tub labels are colour coded green for cider and
and perries sold here are “Real” in the sense that yellow for perry. They have all been sampled and
they consist principally of fermented apple or pear categorized as Very Dry, Dry, Medium Dry, Medium,
juice respectively, however some will be flavoured Medium Sweet, Sweet or Very Sweet. Admittedly
with other fruits. We have three local ciders, the this is a bit subjective but it should help when
rest come from two of the main cider and perry ordering, bearing in mind that most commercially
producing counties, Herefordshire and Somerset, produced ciders are medium sweet or sweet.
plus the ever popular Black Dragon from Gwynt Our knowledgeable staff will be happy to discuss the
y Ddraig. The ciders / perries are not artificially ciders with you and to give small tastes provided the
carbonated or served under gas pressure. bar is not too busy.
This means that the majority are still, Soft drinks are available, free when added
although because they contain live as mixers to cider or for designated
yeast the residual fermentation may drivers. The main catering van is on the
produce a slight sparkle. They may car park, but for those getting hungry
be clear or hazy in appearance, but we have a range of crisps and snacks on
not seriously opaque! this bar.
Cider
For cider and perry allergen information
please enquire with the cider bar manager
Gwatkins Norman Abbey Dore, Herefordshire 7.5% Sweet
Gwynt y Ddraig Black Dragon Pontypridd, Glamorgan 7.2% Medium
Hecks Port Wine of Glastonbury Street, Somerset 6.0% Med Sweet
Monkey Bridge Ironville, Derbyshire 6.0% Med Dry
Newton Court Blackcurrant Leominster, Herefordshire 4.0% Med Sweet
Newton Court Dabinett Leominster, Herefordshire 6.3% Med Dry
Sheppy’s Farmhouse Bradford-on-Tone, Somerset 6.0% Med Sweet
Sisson & Smith Eastwood, Nottinghamshire 6.0% Medium
Snailsbank Pineapple & Pink Grapefruit Bromyard, Herefordshire 4.0% Sweet
Snailsbank Rhubarb Bromyard, Herefordshire 4.0% Sweet
Three Cats Morley, Derbyshire 6.7% Dry
Three Cats Morley, Derbyshire 6.7% Sweet
Westcroft Janet’s Jungle Juice Brent Knoll, Somerset 6.0% Medium
The Amber Valley Camra Beer & Cider Festival organisers
Perry would like to thank Black Iris Brewery for the kind loan of
Ross Cider & Perry Co. Peterstow, Herefordshire 6.0% Med Sweet
equipment used on the new keg beer bar.NSWIC
WhatPub – what it is and how to use
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it effectively, so please read on.
Brunswick
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across the UK and then look up opening times, descriptions, facilities and details of the real ale
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and cider on offer. It is particularly useful when visiting a new area or during holidays in the UK
as you can search by town name. You can also search by pub name; it can also show you a basic
Google map of the location and includes additional details on food availability, car parking, bus &
train connections, beer gardens, music events, pub games and TV sport. Non Camra members
can use WhatPub to search for information but cannot submit updates or score beer.
WEDNESDAY 2ND TO
We aim to regularly update the entries for each stated or has a different range of ales and facilities
of the pubs and clubs in our branch area so they than currently entered on WhatPub. The easiest way
all have up-to-date information, descriptions and to do this is to use your mobile phone web browser
photos. There are around 120 WhatPub entries of and visit www.WhatPub.com but you can also
SATURDAY 5TH OCTOBER 2019
pubs currently serving real ales in the Amber Valley access with your PC, laptop or tablet. Amendments
Branch area to maintain, so this is quite a task and to pub details can be made using the ‘Submit
we rely on CAMRA members to provide new and Updates’ tab plus submission of beer scores using
additional updated information, especially in less the ‘Submit Beer Scores’ tab.
well visited areas.
WhatPub is not an iPhone or Android app but if you
CAMRA members can also use WhatPub to score add a shortcut to your homepage linking to WhatPub
• 50 ales plus real
the quality of a pub’s beers and submit these online. it makes it easy to access every time you visit a pub.
These scores are then used to help decide whether
the pub will appear in CAMRA’s annual Good Beer Local CAMRA members can help by checking details
ciders & craft gins
Guide publication, the latest edition of which will be of all branch pubs they visit and submitting updates
available to buy at the festival. via WhatPub or contact our Pubs Officer directly at
datacoordinator@ambervalley.camra.org.uk
How can you help? Either way the updates will reach the Pubs Officer
• Barbeque
who will then update the WhatPub entry.
If you are a CAMRA member, please login to
WhatPub to review the pub’s WhatPub entry. Please help us to help other CAMRA members
and pub or club users by keeping the Pubs Officer
(weather permitting)
Please check that the listed beer offering is correct
and also the opening times and facilities – it is very updated on any changes to our branch pubs and
frustrating to visit a pub that is not open at the times clubs. Thanks for your assistance.
• Live music Thursday
& Saturday 8.30pm
The Brunswick, 1 Railway Terrace, Derby, DE1 2RU • Telephone: 01332 290677
brunswickderby@aol.com, www.brunswickderby.co.ukThankyou to all of our
Thanks to the
Programme Contributors
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Programme Design & Printing
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• Good Beer Guide 2019 • 20 Gins & Growing! Belper Cider List
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