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NationaI Winter AIes
FestivaI - DRY 2014
Put the dates ln your dlary now ..
19-22nd February 2014
SNationaI Winter AIes IestivaI (NWAI) is |ust around the corner (|ust after VaIentine's Day.
N.8. best make another note to buy your best beIoved something speciaI!!). Opening at 4pm
(foIIowing a 7rade onIy invite event from 1pm) on Wednesday 19th Iebruary NWAI wiII be the
beer and cider consumers' equivaIent of a Christmas seIection box. With more seIection than
ever before, more brewery bars than ever before and more mead than ever before NWAI is a
'don't miss event'.
Punnlng llam - llpm Thursday
20th untll Saturday there ls plenty
of opportunlty to attend and be
served by one of the wllllng
volunteers (wlthout whom thls
festlval slmply would not happen).
whether you want a marmalade
llke golden ale or a chocolaty stout
you through the 350+ real ales
uslng thelr knowledge and the
tastlng notes ln the programme
(always a work of lncredlble detall).
Pour 8rewery 8ars have been
showcaslng what thls multl award
wlnnlng very speclal 4th
generatlon lndependent famlly
brewery do so very well. Havlng
been recently awarded Last
Mldlands Champlon 8eer for thelr
8atemans Salem Porter your taste
buds are ln for a treat. Derby
8rewlng Company wlll [oln
8atemans ln the Poundhouse maln
room as Trevor and Paul Harrls wlll
dellght and surprlse wlth thelr
lnnovatlve brews. Pachel
Matthews of Danclng Duck
8rewery wlll be ln the Carrlage
Poom wlth her dellclous range of
popular beers (and Ducks!). At the
back of the muslc marquee
Leatherbrltches 8rewery wlll be
servlng thelr unlque beers whlch
have fun names belylng thelr
Derby Mountaln Pescue wlll agaln
provlde the cloakroom for
donatlons whlch generates
revenue whlch enables them to
help people who need thelr
asslstance. The Potary Daybreak
Club wlll also be collectlng to ralse
funds to purchase a much needed
lncubator for the Speclal care 8aby
unlt at the Derby Poyal hospltal so
please be generous wlth your
change as you leave NwAP.
The buses to and from the Market
Place and the 8us Statlon are
expected to run agaln. Add ln llve
muslc, clder and perry, contlnental
beer and you have a somethlng to
boast about to your frlends. Come
and support NwAP, come and sup
(arguably) some of the best wlnter
Ale ln the Country.
ours
CiIIian Hough
Chair NWAI
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o say it is no easy feat being
crowned the very best winter beer
in 8ritain wouId be a bit of an
understatement. At the turn of the 21st
century traditionaI winter beer styIes
such as OId AIes and darker MiIds were
under threat, with many historic recipes
being overIooked in the face of
dwindIing consumer demand.
Past forward a decade and the Unlted
Klngdom can now boast about over ll50
brewerles regularly produclng way ln
renalssance has occurred ln recent years
dark, malty, rlch and roasted beers for
those colder months of the year. 8rltlsh
beer drlnkers are faced wlth more varlety
and cholce than ever. ou wlll need only to
take one look around Natlonal wlnter Ales
Pestlval runnlng from weds l9th untll
Saturday 22nd Pebruary 20l4 for proof!
Such huge varlety means that lt has never
Supreme Champlon 8eer of 8rltaln. whlle
only a select number of real ales make lt to
the Plnals to be held at Natlonal wlnter Ales
Pestlval - falllng lnto the categorles of Old
Ales/Strong Mllds, Porters, Stouts and
8arley wlnes - ln reallty the competltlon
ltself beglns at grass roots level rlght across
8rltaln soon after the 20l3 Plnals have
taken place.
wlth lts vast local branch structure, CAMPA
relles on lts members to vote for thelr
favourltes uslng branch and tastlng panel
nomlnatlons for the beers produced ln
thelr area. Peglonal or area competltlons
are arranged for the beers to be expertly
[udged and assessed ln style classes - then
only the very best progress through to the
Plnals. The Plnals for wlnter beers are held
annually at CAMPA's Natlonal wlnter Ales
Pestlval wlth a speclal lnvlted [udglng
panel usually conslstlng of brewers,
publlcans, drlnks wrlters and CAMPA
members decldlng upon the overall
wlnners or Champlons.
Last year at the Natlonal wlnter Ales
Pestlval ln Manchester lt was a small
brewery from west orkshlre, Llland, who
were crowned Supreme wlnter Champlon
for thelr "l872 Porter", [ust plplng the beer
wlth probably the longest name ln 8rltaln
"8artram's Comrade 8lll 8artram's
Lgalltarlan Antl-|mperlallst Sovlet Stout"
Last Penfrewshlre, ln Scotland was "Kelburn
8rewlng Dark Moor". whlle these three
lnsplratlonal wlnter beers stole the show ln
last year's competltlon, the most excltlng
aspect of [udglng at these Plnals ls ln
tastlng the sheer depth of quallty on show.
wlth the future looklng brlght for
tradltlonal wlnter beer styles at Natlonal
both past and present each wlth thelr own
reallse exactly why belng a beer taster and
Cheers!!
Nik Antona, CAMRA NationaI Director
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Clder & Perrles
Another great llne-up of clders & Perrles ls promlsed
thls year (see Clder wlth Suzle on page l3).
|f you are ln the trade
then why not come
along to our trade
sesslon on
wednesday l9th
Pebruary between
l-4pm.
L-mall
tradesesslonQderbycamra.org.uk
for your free trade tlckets.
6ntertainment
& Open Mic night
Buses to the Beer Pest
As thls servlce has proved popular ln recent years we wlll
agaln be runnlng buses to and from the Pestlval at the
we expect to run a slmllar servlce to last year wlth buses
calllng at the Quad and the 8us Statlon. Dates/tlmes and
frequency detalls wlll appear on the webslte soon
nwaf.org.uk
|t may be the Natlonal wlnter
Ales Pestlval but we wlll have
much more than [ust wlnter
8eer styles wlth over 350 Peal
Ales, clders, perrles,
contlnental beers and meads
from every beer style
lmaglnable. The full beer llst ls
checklng the webslte
nwaf.org.uk. And of course we
wlll have the Champlon wlnter
8eer of 8rltaln competltlon
(see artlcle on page 4).
as usual another cracklng llne-up ls promlsed whlch
lncludes Arctic Monkeys & kings of Leon trlbutes.
Pull detalls wlll be posted on the webslte shortly
nwaf.org.uk. we are also plannlng to hold our
popular open mlc evenlng agaln on
wednesday l9th Pebruary.
|f you would llke to come along and play for a plnt or
two then e-mall us at wlnterentsQderbycamra.org.uk
ou must let us know beforehand though as we wlll
not be acceptlng addltlons on the nlght.
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wenty years ago, CAMPA,
mlndful of the dwlndllng
number of unspollt pubs,
created a Natlonal |nventory
llstlng those whlch hadn't been
sub[ect to crass, lnternal
modernlzatlon. |n CAMPA's
lavlshly lllustrated book,
8ritain's 8est ReaI Heritage
Pubs, Derbyshlre has falred
relatlvely well wlth half a dozen
such as Lelcestershlre,
Llncolnshlre and Norfolk each
has one only. All ln all 270 pubs
are featured. Derby Drlnker
despatched Paul Glbson to see
what beery dellghts awalt the
dlscernlng drlnker ln our very
best herltage pubs.
Derby drlnkers wlll be famlllar
wlth the OIde DoIphin on
Queen Street ln the clty centre,
the oldest parts of whlch are
contemporaneous wlth the
nearby cathedral. The
assoclatlon between the two
bulldlngs stretches back nearly
500 years when the Dolphln
served the needs of tradesmen
constructlng All Salnts' Gothlc
tower. Much of the pub's fabrlc
ls of more recent date but four
rooms of contrastlng style have
survlved, and the partlal
demolltlon of the Pull Street
elevatlon facllltated the
pleasant patlo en[oyed by
today's patrons. Peglonal
brewerles such as Greene Klng,
Adnams and Tlmothy Taylor are
well represented, wlth a couple
of tasty beers from the
Nottlngham 8rewery [ugged
up from the cellar.
|n the old part of Spondon lles
the MaIt ShoveI, dlscreetly
tucked away on Potter Street. |t
ls thought that the Spondon
and Ldward ||| consequently
exempted the vlllage from
taxatlon to ald lts
reconstructlon. The pub's
oldest parts date back to l680,
tlled passageway are two
dellghtful snugs. Only a
handful of llcensees have kept
the "Malt" slnce l939, lncludlng
8etty and Tony woodyet, a
popular couple who served the
local communlty between l950
and l985. A broad cholce of
well-kept ales from the
Marston's emplre ls
complemented by good food.
Mllford, ls the hamlet of
Makeney, where the centurles
old HoIIy 8ush slts at the top of
the lane of the same name.
Owned by octogenarlan, 1ohn
8llble, for four decades, thls
wonderful, stone-bullt former
farmhouse ls now run by the
energetlc Chrls wllbraham. The
centreplece ls the snug whlch
ls enclosed by hlgh backed
settles wlth glazlng above. The
acqulsltlon of the cottage next
door ln l98l added valuable
the tradltlonal tone. |nterestlng
guest beers rub shoulders wlth
an array of reglonal brews not
dlsslmllar to the
aforementloned Dolphln.
west of Matlock, and [ust 4
mlles away from Derbyshlre's
most famous antlqulty, the
4,000 year old stone henge of
Duke of
York, Llton. A corrldor wlth
rooms elther slde leads to the
small, quarry tlled bar at the
rear wlth a frleze rall laden wlth
sports' trophles, suspended
from a wooden boarded
celllng. |n here, Mary happlly
dlspenses hand pulled plnts of
Marston's 8urton 8ltter at [ust
2.60. |t's unusual these days to
be noted that the Duke opens
evenlngs and Sunday
lunchtlmes only. A tlme warp
pub lf ever there was one.
the water, and past Monsal
Head, onto wardlow Mlres
where the 7hree Stags' Head
awalts. The roadslde lnn
comprlses of two ad[olnlng
and the other ls probably a
former llvlng room, replete
wlth scrubbed-top tables and
walls adorned wlth plctures of
Lurcher dogs. A 8lack Lurcher
of the real ale varlety ls
avallable here together wlth
Absolutlon, Deceptlon and
8rlmstone, all courtesy of
opted for the latter, a dark,
hoppy 3.9% brew whlch dldn't
dlsappolnt. An entlclng menu
whlch lncluded partrldge ln
wlne ls a further attractlon at
the 300 year old pub whlch
opens only at weekends.
|n the stunnlng Hlgh Peak, ln
prlme walklng terrltory, ls the
stone-bullt Crown on the maln
road golng lnto Glossop.
8leaklow and Klnder Scout
have long been popular wlth
ramblers and there could be no
better place ln whlch to slake
one's thlrst than thls lovely
pub's unchanged lnterlor. ou
can admlre the tradltlonal
drlnklng lobby, parlour/lounge,
cosy snug and games room.
old world charm of the Sam
Smlth's house, whlch serves
lmpeccable Old 8rewery 8ltter
from a curved, mahogany bar.
Sam's legendary value for
money should ensure that
recent openlng of a
wetherspoon outlet ln Glossop.
8ritain's 8est ReaI Heritage
Pubs avaiIabIe from
Waterstone's or from
www.camra.org.uk/shop or
'phone 01727 867201. Priced
at 9.99 pIus postage and
packing.
Slx of tbe Best
ln Berbysblre
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fter wbat bas seemed Iike
an absoIute age tbe DId
doors in its new guise as 7be
SiIk MiII AIe & Cider House..
Slnce lts closure at the back end of
the Summer the pub has
undergone some ma[or
refurblshment work lncludlng a
glass conservatory roof over the rear
of the pub glvlng lt a llght & alry
feel, the exposure of some
mlx of plctures and assorted
paraphernalla adorn the walls and
perhaps most lmpresslvely of all the
addltlon of a brand new outslde
garden area somethlng that the Sllk
Mlll has always lacked and should
prove a real haven ln Summer. Peal
Ale & Clder remaln the malnstay of
the bar but food has now been
lntroduced whlch wlll be served ln
the new conservatory area at the
rear. The pub wlll be openlng from
l0am for breakfast (9am on
Saturday) wlth food belng served ln
the evenlng untll 9pm and Sunday
lunches avallable from l2-4pm.
The 'Mlll' of course has always
played lts part ln Derby drlnklng
folklore belng a Clty centre clrcult
pub and lt has had qulte a colourful
hlstory over the years. |n the l970's
lt had a reputatlon as a blkers pub
and motor blkes would be llned up
outslde a la Matlock 8ath style, no
doubt attracted by a great [ukebox
whlch lncluded rare rock slngles by
the llkes of Led Zeppelln and Klng
Crlmson. At that tlme lt was run by
1ohn Plerrepont and the brewery
later came under the whltbread
umbrella. |t was a spartan pub ln
those days but had much decoratlve
tlllng - the sort that stlll exlsts on
the way to the tollets today.
|n the late l980's lts rock mentallty
gave way to a more sophlstlcated,
upmarket pub wlth real ale a feature
and was run by Nlgel 8arker who
dubbed lt "The smart place to drlnk
real ale". |ndeed the pub was smart
enough for Derby County players of
the tlme to drlnk ln wlth the llkes of
Mark wrlght, Mel Sage and others
seen there when the Pams were ln
the Mlll had a reputatlon for lts food
and lts '8lg 8reakfasts' where
legendary and a must eat for
students of the day. There was
always a good range of Peal Ales as
well wlth regular 8eer Pestlvals but
oddly enough lt dldn't actually
feature ln the Good 8eer Gulde untll
2000 somethlng to do wlth the
polltlcs of the day no doubt. As
whltbread gave way to Lnterprlse
the onset of the Noughtles saw a
steady decllne ln the pubs fortunes
as successlve landlords struggled to
make a llvlng and by 2008 the pub
wlth lts future uncertaln.
Lnter out of retlrement, '8lg' Terry &
1anlna Holmes ln 2009 who set
about transformlng the pub rather
llke they had done wlth the Old
Dolphln at the turn of the Century.
The pub was refurbed and glven a
much more homely, tradltlonal feel.
exposed ln the snug, a new bar - 'the
1ohn Lombe' was bullt at the rear
and a fantastlc range of Peal Ales
was lntroduced whlch culmlnated ln
the Derby CAMPA Pub of the ear
award ln 20ll. The pub certalnly
shuck up all the others around lt
wlth lts competltlve prlclng pollcy
forclng them to compete as never
call lt day though and retlred for a
second tlme ln 20l3 wlth hls partlng
words belng "|'ll be back" ln true
Schwarzenegger style. we walt wlth
balted breath but ln the meantlme
he has left some rather large
them than the man who has
transformed the Lxeter Arms over
the last few years, Martln Poper
achlevlng the Derby CAMPA Pub of
the ear award ln lts own rlte.
we wlsh Martln, Denlse and the
team well and hope that they can
weave that Old Sllk Mlll maglc once
agaln.
Caretb Stead/PauI Cibson
Old 5ilK Mill
to wcaVc its
magic again
Ray Smitb
|t ls wlth great sadness that we
have to report the passlng of Pay
Smlth after a short lllness on
November 22nd. Pay was a keen
skler, golfer, bass slnger,
Shrovetlde football player and an
actlve member of the Derby
8ranch of CAMPA. He was Health
Charter 8eer Pestlval at the
Assembly Pooms and hls
englneerlng skllls were lnvaluable
ln settlng up the Pestlval over a
number of years. Pay was also one
members who vlslted the House
of Commons ln December 20l2 to
lobby local MP's to scrap the beer
duty escalator whlch lndlrectly led
to a posltlve outcome and lts
eventual abolltlon. Pay wlll be
sadly mlssed by all who knew hlm
and wlll remaln ln the hearts of
many.
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Peglonal Champlon 8ottled 8eer, S|8A Mldlands 20ll
LAST DPDEPS
onIine pub guide - wbatpub.com
best pubs to suit tbeir needs across ritain.
P
ollowlng an extenslve two year
pro[ect by thousands of CAMPA
volunteers, whatpub.com features
47,000 pubs, around 36,000 of whlch
serve real ale - maklng the slte the most
newspapers or llve muslc, maklng the
results customlzable to each person's
lndlvldual preferences. Another key
feature ls that of the 35,800 real ale
pubs featured, around 22,000 have
detalls of the real ales belng served -
taklng the guess work out of a vlslt for
descrlptlon and plctures of the pub, the
address, openlng hours, who owns lt,
llsts the regular real ales they stock,
8eers, hlghllghts the pubs maln
features e.g. avallablllty of food, glves a
map of where the pub can be located,
sat nav reference, OS reference and
hlghllghts the local transport avallable.
Wby not give it a try.
AmberValley
CAMRABranch
8y Trevor Spencer
dedpoet702Qyahoo.co.uk
0lary
Friday December 27tb 8ranch Soclal at Old
Oak, Horsley woodhouse from 7pm
Monday 13tb 1anuary 8eer Pestlval Meetlng,
Gate |nn, Swanwlck, 8pm start
7bursday 30tb 1anuary 8ranch
Commlttee/8ranch Meetlng, George, Lowes Hlll,
Plpley 8pm start
Beer Festlvals:
December 26 -29: annual 8eer Pestlval at
the Old Oak, Horsley woodhouse., the
Leadmlll/8ottle 8rook 8rewery Tap. As usual, a
varled and lmaglnatlve menu featurlng beers
popular event - don't mlss lt!
PubjBrewery News
At the tlme of wrltlng the wheel |nn,
Holbrook ls closed, whlle the Nags Head,
8elper ls for sale. 8elper 8rewlng Company
wlll shortly commence brewlng, albelt at a
area.
A new bar, Arkwrlghts has opened at the
Strutt Club ln 8elper. |t wlll be servlng up to 6
Peal Ales and a cholce of clders/perrles. |t wlll
be open from 4pm weekdays and all day at
weekends.
20I4 Wlnter Ales Trall
Thls event, whlch was very successful last
wlnter, wlll take place between llth 1anuary
and l6th Pebruary. |t may be expanded to
accommodate pubs from 8ranches borderlng
Amber valley, and further detalls are avallable
from Trevor Spencer, who ls organlslng the
Trall, on 07758 265 9l5 or
dedpoet702Qyahoo.co.uk
AmberjBrewash Valley
Clder Trall
The Amber and Lrewash valley 8ranches
comblned to celebrate Clder Month by
runnlng the Two valleys Clder Trall durlng
October. 24 pubs took part, and the wlnners
were declded by lnvltlng drlnkers, both
CAMPA and non-CAMPA members, to text ln
a mark out of 5 for the clder they were
drlnklng. There was a tremendous response,
wlth l,l27 marks belng recelved overall for 56
an lncentlve of a tub of Three Cats Clder for
surveylng the most pubs, ands several
drlnkers trled for the prlze, wlth the eventual
wlnner vlsltlng l8 of the 24 pubs on the Trall.
As for the wlnnlng pubs, whlle the Gallows
|nn, |lkeston was the clear wlnner from
Lrewash wlth the Mulrhouse 8rewery Tap,
|lkeston, ln second place, the Amber
champlon was not declded untll the very last
day of the Trall, when the 8eehlve |nn, from
Plpley narrowly beat the Hunters Arms,
Kllburn and the Holly 8ush Makeney, wlth the
8lack 8ulls Head, Openwoodgate close
marklng thelr achlevement, and the 8eehlve
ls the Amber valley CAMPA Clder Pub of the
ear, and has thus been nomlnated for
lncluslon ln CAMPA's Natlonal Clder Pub of
the ear competltlon, ln whlch everyone at
Amber valley CAMPA hopes lt ls very
successful.
Amber Valley Beer
Festlval 20I4
|t ls qulte llkely that we wlll be movlng to a
new venue for the 20l4 event, the Strutts
Centre ln 8elper. we wlll have more detalls
soon.
Belger Goes Green event
The proposed dates of thls event are 31st
May-1st 1une 2014 and organlsers hope to
have a bar run by Amber valley CAMPA.
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Good Beer Guide
2014 - Out Now
The 20l4 edltlon of CAMPA's popular Good 8eer Gulde ls now
out and ls fully revlsed and updated and features pubs across
the Unlted Klngdom that serve the best real ale. Now ln lts
4lst edltlon, thls pub gulde ls completely lndependent wlth
llstlngs based entlrely on nomlnatlon and evaluatlon by
CAMPA members. Thls means you can be sure that every one
of the 4,500 pubs deserves thelr place, plus they all come
recommended by people who know
a thlng or two about good beer. The
unlque '8rewerles Sectlon' llsts over
l000 brewerles - mlcro, reglonal
and natlonal - that produce real ale
ln the UK, and the beers that they
brew. Tastlng notes for the beers,
complled by CAMPA-tralned
tastlng teams, are also lncluded.
The Good 8eer Gulde 20l4 ls
the complete book for beer
lovers and a must-have for
anyone wantlng to experlence
avallable onllne from
CAMPA.org.uk or local book
shops and some pubs
around the area lncludlng
the Alexandra Hotel &
Purnace |nn ln Derby.
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n the Iast Cider with Suzie I
mentioned the 7wo VaIIeys
Cider & Perry 7raiI run by
Amber VaIIey and rewash
8ranches of CAMRA. It proved
to be a great success, with
over one thousand scores
received (by text voting). In
Amber VaIIey the resuIt was
very cIose, with the winner
being the 8eehive at RipIey,
second pIace going to the
Hunters Arms at kiIburn and
third was the HoIIybush at
Makeney. In rewash there
was a comfortabIe win for the
CaIIows Inn, IIkeston. AII these
pubs speciaIize in reaI cider
and perry with a wide choice
aIways avaiIabIe, with some
rotation so you never know
what interesting drinks you
aII stock a good seIection of
ReaI AIes. I wouId Iike to
congratuIate them on their
success and commend them
aII to you, the reader, as weII
worth a visit. It Iooks certain
that the cider traiI wiII be run
again next October and Derby
8ranch have indicated that
they wouId Iike to be
incIuded, so expect a bigger
and better traiI next time.
Looklng ahead, lt can't have
escaped your notlce that Derby
are runnlng the Natlonal wlnter
Ales Pestlval 20l4 at the
Poundhouse from Pebruary
l9th to 23rd. | know the
emphasls ls on "Ales", but you
clder drlnkers certalnly won't
be neglected. The format for
clder ls changlng sllghtly thls
year, the maln bar wlll stlll be ln
the Maln Hall but the
supplementary bar ls movlng
from the Carrlage Poom to the
Muslc Tent. we wlll have a
range of Derbyshlre clders
lncludlng woodthorpe Hall
(Puby Suzle) from North
Derbyshlre, Spencer & Haspel
(Shock) from Ockbrook,
8ramley Street (new to the
festlval) from Somercotes,
Scropton Clder (probably Dorls
Stokes) and Three Cats Clder
from Morley.
All the maln clder / perry
produclng areas of the country
wlll be featured. Prom Somerset
expect Hecks Klngston 8lack
clder and 8lakeney Ped Perry
along wlth perennlal favourltes
from westcroft (1anet's 1ungle
1ulce), wllklns, Nalsh and, or
couse, 8roadoak Perry. Prom
Herefordshlre we wlll have two
craft clder makers new to the
Pestlval, Greggs Pltt from Much
Marcle (clder and perry) and
also Marches Cyder Clrcle from
Lucton (also clder and perry),
not forgettlng our regular,
Gwatklns (arllngton Mlll) from
Abbey Dore. The welsh
contlngent wlll be present, wlth
a selectln from Gwynt y Ddralg
(welsh warrlor clder and Two
Trees perry), also Sprlnghead
(wobbly Munk).
Devon wlll be represented wlth,
amongst others, wlnklelgh
Autum Scrumpy and from Clyst
St. George Green valley Pum
Tlddly Tum. |f you llke pale,
clear clder we have Double
vlslon from Kent, and from the
same stable thelr perry,
|mpeared vlslon. A newcomer
to the festlval ls Hubz from
Cambrldgeshlre, champlon
clder at Peterborough Pestlval
20l3. 8ack after a debut at the
Derby Summer Pestlval wlll be
8ottle Klcklng from Hallaton,
Lelcestershlre. |ts early days yet,
but space permlttlng we wlll
have the largest range ever or
clder / perry at a Derby wlnter
Pestlval.
Thls has been a very good year
for clder makers. Plenty of
sunshlne, and plenty of raln too
has produced one of the best
crops of apples and pears ln
years, so next summer should
be excellent for clder and perry.
Of course, clder has to be made
ln the autumn when the frult ls
avallable and lt then ferments
throughout the wlnter. |t ls
posslble that some of the 20l3
vlntage wlll be ready for the
Natlonal wlnter Ales Pestlval, so
there could be late changes to
the program to accommodate
early season presslngs.
WassaiI
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Pub o the Year
FInaIIsts
Derby CAMPA has announced lts shortllst of
candldates for the 20l4 Pub of the ear tltle after
an lnltlal vote by lts membershlp. The
eII & CastIe,
Furnace Inn and LittIe Cbester AIebouse all ln
Derby and
ueens Head - LittIe aton, RoyaI Dak -
Dckbrook and RoyaI Dak - Wirkswortb. The
pubs wlll now all be vlslted by a team of [udges
over a 6 week perlod and marked after each vlslt
wlth the wlnnlng candldates expected to be
known towards the end of 1anuary. Derby
Drlnker wlll of course brlng you the full detalls of
the wlnners next tlme but wlshes all of the
ReaI AIe CagItaI
Survey
Derby CAMPA's Annual 8eer Census wlll take
place on Friday 31st 1anuary, 2014 wlth all the
pubs ln the Clty Centre belng vlslted on one
nlght by teams of surveyors. The ldea ls to see
Derby on any one glven nlght. Last year we had a
ones and thls year we are hoplng for equally as
many lf not better. The nlght ls usually a cracklng
soclal occaslon as well so lf you would llke to [oln
one of the teams then e-mall
ChalrmanQderbycamra.org.uk

\ssaarst aarasts taa 1tes
The Mlner's Arms at 8rasslngton (actually [ust
outslde our sub-branch area) recently has
changed hands and the llcence has been
taken on by 1anet & Steve from the Sycamore
at Parwlch. They wlll contlnue to run the
Sycamore and have lnstalled a management
team at the Mlner's Arms, but lntend to leave
the operatlon there largely unchanged.
The Horns re-launched on October l8th and
the new young management team are very
keen to lmprove the pub scene ln the town.
The members would llke to wlsh 8en &
Chrlstlna every success and wlll be
The Poston |nn (The Shant) at Poston has re-
opened followlng a four month sabbatlcal.
|nltlally, lt ls open from Thursday to Sunday
only, but lt ls welcome news to see lt
breathlng agaln ln any format.
The Ketch at Knlveton ls uslng personal llnks
wlth the team at 8umpmlll 8rewery to put on
a regular guest ale from them alongslde the
Doombar. Thls ls a very welcome addltlon to
the beer cholce ln and around Ashbourne.
The Smlth's Tavern contlnues to relntroduce
tradltlonal pub games and alongslde the
relnstated dartboard and the new shove-
ha'penny board can now be found a bar
bllllards table - a very rare slght these days
and one that wlll surely attract more pub-
goers looklng for a tradltlonal pub
experlence. 8ackgammon sesslons are now
also held every wednesday.
The whlte Hart has re-opened yet agaln, for
posslbly the thlrd tlme thls year. |t ls on
Marston's dlsposal llst, so let's hope they can
so that everyone has a chance to get to know
a conslstent team behlnd the bar.
Durlng mld-November, both the George &
Dragon and the Smlth's Tavern had guest ales
at the same tlme from the Celt Lxperlence
8rewery. The George & Dragon had Golden-
Age at 4.2%, whllst the Smlth's Tavern set
local drlnkers a challenge wlth Seven Plowers,
welghlng ln at 8.l% and contalnlng no less
than seven hop varletles. 8oth were superb ln
Plowers dld cause a Marmlte-type spllt
amongst those who trled lt!
\ssaarst \rta ttjas1s
we have recently been allocated a wlder area
to cover local members' lnterests and thls
means we wlll now be reportlng on the
followlng areas:
Hulland ward (The Nag's Head, The 8lack
Horse), 8rallsford (The Pose & Crown),
Holllngton (The Ped Llon), Shlrley (The
Saracen's Head), Longford (The Ostrlch),
Dalbury Lees (The Three Horseshoes, The
8lack Cow), 8oylestone (The Pose & Crown),
Doverldge (The Cavendlsh Arms) & Sudbury
(The vernon Arms).
Any news on pub events, forthcomlng beers,
festlvals etc for these, as well as our exlstlng
area pubs, ls most welcome and can be sent
to the e-mall address above.
0l8f 08l08
RANCH M7INCS
7uesday 17tb December
Smlth's Tavern, Ashbourne
7uesday 28tb 1anuary
The Nag's Head and The 8lack Horse,
Hulland ward
Asbbourne & District
CAMRA rancb
by Mark Crist
m.grist2@sky.com
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Plus
Real Ciders & Perries
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Trig
we wlll have more trlps ln the New
ear and hope to lnclude a report on
our Chrlstmas Soclal trlp to Stockport
ln the next lssue of Derby Drlnker.
|alarz qzzlings
AII meetings start 8.30pm.
Contact Secretary, 1ayne 0115
8548722.
Wednesday 8th 1anuary 2014 -
Stumble |nn , Long Laton.
Wednesday 5th Iebruary 2014 -
Crown |nn, Heanor.
ab Discaanls
PIease remember to show your
Camra card.
The 8arge, Long Laton -
clder)
The 8rldge, Sandlacre -
Coach & Horses, Draycott -
All cask ales 2.60 plnt
Great Northern , Langley Mlll -
Putland Cottage, |lkeston -
Seven Oaks, Stanton by Dale -
Twltchell |nn, Long Laton -
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by Mlck & Carole Golds
carolegoldsQbtlnternet.com
Pub News
Plrst of all an apology to Mandy & Plchard Mulr
from the 8rewery Tap for mlss spelllng thelr
surname ln the last lssue of the drlnker.
The Needlemakers Arms, Nottlngham Pd,
|lkeston has reopened after a refurblshment by
Punch Taverns. we called ln after the reopenlng
and were very pleasantly surprlsed to see such
a good [ob, the pub now has a new entrance to
the car park, (see photo) the exlstlng entrance
ls stlll at the slde and a patlo door has been
added out lnto the garden. At weekends lt
supports three reglonal beers and the llcensee
ls Corey Turton ex weatherspoons and Klngs
Head, |lkeston.
The 8rldge |nn, Cotmanhay ls a pleasant canal
slde pub at the end of 8rldge Street
,Cotmanhay, (see photo) and was orlglnally a
Hardy Hansons pub then taken over by Greene
Klng but lt ls now a free house operated by
llcensee 8ob Oakley and hls wlfe. 8ob has run
thls pub for a good number of years under
Greene Klng, the beer llst stlll conslsts of beers
from Greene Klng wlth guest beers avallable,
for more lnformatlon vlslt thelr webslte -
8rldge |nn Cotmanhay.
The Three Horseshoes, Derby Pd, |lkeston ls at
the moment another Greene Klng pub for sale,
but we have heard a rumour that lt has been
bought and ls to be reopened watch thls
space.
The Poyal Oak, Tamworth Pd, Long Laton ls stlll
closed and boarded up and lt doesn't look
promlslng.
The 8arge, Tamworth Pd, Long Laton after
golng through a bad spell ls now up and
runnlng agaln wlth a selectlon of real ales.
The Coach & Horses, Draycott ls now selllng
8ass served by gravlty and all cask ales are
2.60 plnt.
7rip and Pub Survey of
CiItbrook & astwood
On Saturday 26th October, l3 Camra members
made up of Lrewash, Nottlngham & Derby
branches met at The Gate |nn, Awsworth. what
better place to meet to start the trlp ,from
there we went on to the New whlte 8ull a
Greene Klng pub threatened wlth closure, what
a surprlse when we went ln and saw no Greene
Klng beers on the bar lnstead 2 beers from full
mash of Stapleford. we were made very
welcome by landlord and landlady before we
moved on to the Hayloft but were not very
lmpressed. On to Hllltop, Greasley Castle
another Greene Klng pub but wlth 8atemans
ellow 8elly as a guest. Then across the road to
the Three Tuns, an excellent pub and a good
selectlon of beers. Next was the Sun, another
Greene Klng pub but no comment before
movlng down to the Great Northern ln Langley
Mlll wlth a frlendly atmosphere and 5 beers
from the Pub People selectlon. Then lt was to
the Pallway Tavern before golng to the Crown,
8rewery Tap. A great day out wlth one or two
surprlses along the way, see photo's.
8riJye lnn
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initiative to promote pubs tbat reguIarIy stock
IocaI ReaI AIes.
Pubs on the scheme usually dlsplay the logo elther on the
handpump or on a poster or stlcker. wlthln Derby & Amber valley
the radlus ls 20 mlles from pub to brewery.
7bis is tbe Iatest Iist of LocAIe pubs:
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Alexandra
8ablngton Arms
8rewery Tap/Poyal Standard
8runswlck
Crown & Cusbion
Lxeter Arms
Plve Lamps
Plowerpot
Purnace
Greyhound
Llttle Chester Ale House
Mr Grundy's Tavern
New Zealand Arms
Seven Stars
Slug and Lettuce
Old Sllk Mlll
Peacock
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AMR VALLY
8lack Swan (8elper)
Cross Keys (Turndltch)
George |nn (Plpley)
Holly 8ush (Makeney)
Hop |nn (Openwoodgate)
Hunter Arms (Kllburn)
Klng Alfred (Alfreton)
Klng wllllam (Mllford)
The Llon (8elper)
Poet and Castle (Codnor)
Ped Llon (Prltchley)
Strutt Club (8elper)
Talbot Taphouse (Plpley)
Tavern (8elper)
Thorne Tree (walngroves)
waggon & Horses (Alfreton)
SURRDUNDINC ARA
8ell (Smalley)
The 8rackens (Alvaston)
Coopers Arms (weston-on-Trent)
The Dragon (wllllngton)
Harrlngton Arms (Thulston)
Harpur's (formerly Melbourne Hotel)
(Melbourne)
Hope and Anchor (wlrksworth)
Lawns (Chellaston)
Mlners Arms (Carslngton)
Okeover Arms (Mappleton)
Queens Head (Llttle Laton)
Poyal Oak (Ockbrook)
Poyal Oak (wlrksworth)
vlne |nn (Mlckleover)
whlte Post (Stanley Common)
whlte Swan (Llttleover)
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8ablngton Arms, Derby
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Coach & Horses, Derby
Crown & Cushlon, Derby
Plve Lamps, Derby
Purnace, Derby
Llttle Chester Ale House, Derby
Mr Grundy's, Derby
Old Sllk Mlll, Derby
Seven Stars, Derby
Slug & Lettuce, Derby
Standlng Order, Derby
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Thomas Leaper, Derby
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wardwlck Tavern, Derby
Klng Alfred, Alfreton
8rackens, Alvaston
Cross Keys, Turndltch
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George & Dragon, 8elper
Harpur's, Melbourne
Hollybrook, Llttleover
Lamb |nn, Melbourne
Markeaton, Allestree
Masons Arms, Mlckleover
Mldland, Plpley
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Talbot Taphouse, Plpley
whlte Post, Stanley Common
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0erby0RINKBR At|l/Voy 2013
Contact: AtboII eattie
LocAIe Coordinator
t: 07772 370628
e: localeQderbycamra.org.uk
DRY
Alexandra
8ablngton Arms
8rewery Tap/Poyal Standard
8runswlck
Crown & Cusbion
Lxeter Arms
Plve Lamps
Plowerpot
Purnace
Greyhound
Llttle Chester Ale House
Mr Grundy's Tavern
New Zealand Arms
Seven Stars
Slug and Lettuce
Old Sllk Mlll
Peacock
e Olde Dolphln |nne
AMR VALLY
8lack Swan (8elper)
Cross Keys (Turndltch)
George |nn (Plpley)
Holly 8ush (Makeney)
Hop |nn (Openwoodgate)
Hunter Arms (Kllburn)
Klng Alfred (Alfreton)
Klng wllllam (Mllford)
The Llon (8elper)
Poet and Castle (Codnor)
Ped Llon (Prltchley)
Strutt Club (8elper)
Talbot Taphouse (Plpley)
Tavern (8elper)
Thorne Tree (walngroves)
waggon & Horses (Alfreton)
SURRDUNDINC ARA
8ell (Smalley)
The 8rackens (Alvaston)
Coopers Arms (weston-on-Trent)
The Dragon (wllllngton)
Harrlngton Arms (Thulston)
Harpur's (formerly Melbourne Hotel)
(Melbourne)
Hope and Anchor (wlrksworth)
Lawns (Chellaston)
Mlners Arms (Carslngton)
Okeover Arms (Mappleton)
Queens Head (Llttle Laton)
Poyal Oak (Ockbrook)
Poyal Oak (wlrksworth)
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Alexandra Hotel, Derby
8ablngton Arms, Derby
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Coach & Horses, Derby
Crown & Cushlon, Derby
Plve Lamps, Derby
Purnace, Derby
Llttle Chester Ale House, Derby
Mr Grundy's, Derby
Old Sllk Mlll, Derby
Seven Stars, Derby
Slug & Lettuce, Derby
Standlng Order, Derby
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Thomas Leaper, Derby
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wardwlck Tavern, Derby
Klng Alfred, Alfreton
8rackens, Alvaston
Cross Keys, Turndltch
The Dragon, wllllngton
George & Dragon, 8elper
Harpur's, Melbourne
Hollybrook, Llttleover
Lamb |nn, Melbourne
Markeaton, Allestree
Masons Arms, Mlckleover
Mldland, Plpley
Ped Llon, Prltchley AII reaI aIes 2.50 a pint
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Talbot Taphouse, Plpley
whlte Post, Stanley Common
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8ablngton Arms
8rewery Tap/Poyal Standard
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Crown & Cushlon
Lxeter Arms
Plve Lamps
Plowerpot
Purnace
Golden Lagle
Greyhound
Llttle Chester Ale House
Mr Grundy's Tavern
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Peacock
Seven Stars
Slug and Lettuce
Wardwick 7avern
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8lack Swan (8elper)
Cross Keys (Turndltch)
George |nn (Plpley)
Holly 8ush (Makeney)
Hop |nn (Openwoodgate)
Hunter Arms (Kllburn)
Klng Alfred (Alfreton)
The Llon (8elper)
Poet and Castle (Codnor)
Ped Llon (Prltchley)
Strutt Club (8elper)
Talbot Taphouse (Plpley)
Tavern (8elper)
Thorne Tree (walngroves)
waggon & Horses (Alfreton)
Alexandra Hotel, Derby
8ablngton Arms, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
8ell & Castle, Derby
8roadway, Derby
8runswlck |nn, Derby
Coach & Horses, Derby
Crown & Cushlon, Derby
Plve Lamps, Derby
Purnace, Derby
Mr Grundy's, Derby
Old Spa |nn, Derby
Seven Stars, Derby
Slug & Lettuce, Derby
Standlng Order, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
Thomas Leaper, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
vlctorla |nn, Derby -
wardwlck Tavern, Derby
e Olde Dolphln |nne, Derby 2.50 per pint/1.25 per baIf on
DoIpbin 1530 AIe & Centurion ND
Klng Alfred, Alfreton
8rackens, Alvaston
Cross Keys, Turndltch
The Dragon, wllllngton
George & Dragon, 8elper
Harpur's, Melbourne
Hollybrook, Llttleover
Lamb |nn, Melbourne
Markeaton, Allestree
Honeycomb, Mlckleover
Masons Arms, Mlckleover
Mldland, Plpley
New |nn, Shardlow
Ped Llon, Prltchley All real ales 2.50 a pint
Ped Llon, Holllngton
Cross Keys, Swanwlck
Steampacket, Swanwlck
George |nn, Plpley
Talbot Taphouse, Plpley
whlte Swan, Llttleover
whlte Swan, Spondon
ecember/Jnnunry 2014
If your pub reguIarIy stocks IocaI ReaI AIes
and you wouId Iike to join tbe scbeme tben
pIease get in toucb. AII accredited pubs wiII
receive posters, stickers and bandpump crowns
to dispIay and wiII receive free pubIicity in
tbe Derby Drinker and on tbe Derby CAMRA
website.
FRadvertlslng lor gubs jolnlng the
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|f you are a llcensee and you are lnterested ln [olnlng the scheme
then please contact us at camgalgnsqderbycamra.org.uk, we
wlll advertlse your pub through thls column ln every edltlon of the
Derby Drlnker and on the Derby & Natlonal CAMPA websltes.
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8ell (Smalley)
The 8rackens (Alvaston)
Coopers Arms (weston-on-Trent)
The Dragon (wllllngton)
Harrlngton Arms (Thulston)
Harpur's (formerly Melbourne Hotel)
(Melbourne)
Hope and Anchor (wlrksworth)
Lawns (Chellaston)
Mlners Arms (Carslngton)
Old Talbot (Hllton)
Okeover Arms (Mappleton)
Queens Head (Llttle Laton)
Queens Head (Ockbrook)
Poyal Oak (Ockbrook)
Poyal Oak (wlrksworth)
vlne |nn (Mlckleover)
whlte Swan (Llttleover)
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8 Real Ales from 2.40 a pint plus
Real Ciders/Perries and Craft Keg.
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onsiderl Dear 7oper, tbe festive season tbat is so nearIy
upon us once again, a time wben your favourite bosteIries
wiII no doubt be invaded by tbose once a year boozers, wbo
know notbing of pub etiquette and wbo make tbeir own time
at tbe bar Ionger tban necessary (and as a consequence,
everyone eIse's) by insisting on paying by credit card - or
es, Dear Toper, lt ls that annual commerclal bonanza known as
Chrlstmas! A tlme of year when gulllble parents, egged on by a T.v.
advertlslng onslaught that beglns as a trlckle ln October and by
lavlshlng thelr savlngs (or more llkely thelr payday loans) on buylng
thelr spollt brats the latest 'must-have' ltems. And the older and craftler
the brats get, the more expenslve they become, sullen teenagers wlll
no doubt be threatenlng to take thelr hapless parents to the Luropean
Court of Human Plghts,
clalmlng 'mental cruelty', lf they
don't get thelr heart's deslre,
and more often than not these
days, that ls a muslcal
lnstrument. when | was a
teenager, muslcal lnstruments
were expenslve, often belng
handed down from one
generatlon to another, and as a
consequence, the people that
owned them treated them wlth
a certaln reverence, and what ls
more, they tended to know
how to play them. Not so
nowadays - llke so many other
thlngs these days muslcal
lnstruments are relatlvely
cheap, often belng made ln
thlrd world sweat shops, and so
they prollferate at an alarmlng
rate.
|'ve no ob[ectlon to people spendlng thelr own money, however they
may wlsh to do so, and lf that means glvlng thelr pubescent brats the
means to make a horrendous dln, so be lt. |ndeed, | thlnk there ls a
klnd of lronlc [ustlce at work when they demonstrate thelr lack of
muslcal ablllty and taste ln front of thelr dotlng parents. The trouble ls,
lt doesn't last, sooner or later the parents' ob[ect to the caterwaullng
(usually when a dlstraught nelghbour forces the lssue by heavlng a
brlck through the front wlndow). And so the asplrlng mlnstrels are
forced to look for an alternatlve venue. Despondent, they trudge the
streets, and then they see lt, a blackboard outslde the local hostelry,
advertlslng "Open Mlc Nlghts".
These strange events usually take place on qulet weekday evenlngs,
when landlords are looklng to entlce punters lnto thelr establlshments
wlth some form of entertalnment. Unfortunately these evenlngs are
not very entertalnlng, and the would-be pop stars of tomorrow seem
to thlnk that declbels are a substltute for talent, whlch usually means
that you can hear the dlscordant racket at the other end of the street.
The latter ls not surprlslng, because the score or so of speakers, that
each "artlste" brlngs along wlth them, are plled hlgh on elther slde of
the performer, to create a couple of vlbratlng, totterlng towers, that
loom omlnously over the proceedlngs, threatenlng to topple over at
any moment and crush any unsuspectlng member of the publlc who
has been forced to venture too
close to the throbblng
the tollets. And watch out for
trlpwlres too, for connectlng
cables and swltches to rewlre
an entlre houslng estate.
And so there the performer
proudly slts, amldst hls llttle
emplre of cables, trlpods,
mlcrophones and speakers, that
have taken up two thlrds of the
room, and announces presently
those dreaded words, "Thls ls
one | wrote myself". |t turns out
to be a protest song, and the
slnger, who's never had a [ob,
playlng a gultar made ln a Thlrd
world sweatshop, and uslng
enough electrlclty to power a
small hospltal, drones on about the exploltatlon of labour, the need to
cut energy consumptlon ln order to halt cllmate change and how hls
parents don't understand hlm.
Don't mlsunderstand me, Dear Toper: |'m all for llve entertalnment ln
pubs, but lt has to be entertalnment and not self lndulgence.
Purthermore, as a muslclan frlend of mlne recently polnted out, open
mlc nlghts are taklng work away from professlonal muslclans.
As for our would-be pop star, he's [ust started playlng somethlng that
sounds vaguely llke "1lngle 8ells". well, | suppose lt ls that tlme of year.
As for you, Dear Toper, |'d llke to take thls opportunlty to wlsh you a
very Merry Chrlstmas and a prosperous New ear.
Conslder that, Dear Toper! D.7.

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urgen I tI tIyy n
Across
l 8rewery orlglnatlng from the
wasdale Head |nn, Gosforth
(5.5)
6 Clrcults chlldren llke to slt on
(4)
8 |f you're up to these ln lt you're
nearly submerged! (8)
9 Text, or wrongfully galn
somethlng (6)
l0 Outgolng llar returns ln thls
mode of transport (4)
ll Holy men one arranged could
become frulty! (l0)
l2 The state of those kept ln the
dark (9)
l4 The lncllnatlon for soaks (5)
one thls expresslon (5)
l9 Loglcal reason to dlstrlbute
beer falrly (9)
22 Approprlate dress for a
cheatlng footballer! (6.4)
23 An |tallan wlne, as lt so
roundly happens (4)
24 |, enemy, come from Aden (6)
25 vehlcles you'd be foollsh to
buy from thls (dodgy) man
(4.4)
26 Pamous Lssex Man has helpful
abllltles (4)
27 Medlcal condltlon a patlent
longs least for (l0)
Down
l 8lue Monkey brewery's
lrregular army verslon of a
stout (A8v 4.9%) prlmate (9)
2 Lquallslng late ln the day (7)
3 wlltshlre's Keystone 8rewery's
A8v 4% golden ale (4.4)
4 8eer whlch won't dlsrupt
Derby's 8rewery Tap's routlne
(8.2.5)
5 Lngland's other famous l7th
century dlarlst (6)
6 8rltlsh [azz muslclan who gave
us the "Humph" (9)
7 Use prop for an lntended goal
(7)
l3 Ken Dodd could almost have
sung about thls beer from
8ucks, 8erks and Somerset (9)
l5 Proposltlons whlch, soundly,
ought to be llcensed for
consumlng beer (9)
l6 A woman, shortly "Mrs" (8)
l8 Locospotters not qulte
provlslon merchants (7)
20 verb not ln ale drlnkers'
vocabulary, except when they
don't vote (7)
2l L.g. galn for gettlng on a blt!
(6)
Crossword
No 37 by wrenrutt
Across
1. WLLINC7ON
6. DIR
8. WAYIARR
9. IONIAN
10. AY UP
11. X7R ARMS
12. 7YNMOU7H
14. SNAP
17. RA8ID
19. ACRA8L
22. 8AR8R-SHOP
23. CROC
24. 8ARRL
25. A8SN7
26. 8ACH
27. CAS7L DN
Down
1. WOW IAC7OR
2. LY8URN
3. NORS COD
4. 7HR S7ACS HADS
5. NAILR
6. DONNA ANNA
7. ROAD MAP
13. DIN8URCH
15. VRCRN
16. DSPISAL
18. ALA8AMA
20. 8RA7D
21. IROLIC
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