CASK CONDITIONED REAL ALES

We pride ourselves on an ever changing selection
of some of the country's finest cask conditioned
real ales all lovingly cared for in our temperature controlled
cellar, turn over of real ales is so quick that most
beers are only on tap for 1 or 2 days before being
changed for yet another ''Favorite'' real ale

 

 

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Some of our ever changing 
selection of real ales
include
Moorland old speckled hen
ABV. 5.2
 

 

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 Another firm favorite
with Real Ale drinkers
       FULLERS
  LONDON PRIDE
        ABV 4.7
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This one is never
     around for
      very long
     one of our
    best sellers 
 Timothy Taylors
  classic real ale

 '' LANDLORD ''
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This one is definitely among
    the ''Heavyweights" of 
               Real Ale
       Brewed in Norfolk
        Tawney in colour
   with a chestnut / almond
     flavour, dangerously
     drinkable at 5.0 ABV

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All of these Real Ales
along with all the
best Keg beers including
Guinness - John Smiths Smooth
Carling Black - Fosters -
Kronenbourg 1664 & Strongbow Cider 
plus a selection of the top bottled
beers, Lagers & Alcopops
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A good selection of Red, White & Rose
 wine is also available to either
compliment your meal or drink at your table or bar seat
wine can be purchased by the glass, large or small
or by the bottle.

CAMRA at the King of the Belgians 

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The Campaign for Real Ale must be one of the most effective campaigning organizations in Britain.  It was formed in 1971 at which  time the large companies which controlled the industry saw the benefits to themselves of selling lager instead of Real Ale.  It was easier to dispense and had a longer shelf life.  There was a massive promotion of lager which meant sale of Real Ale was in serious decline.  CAMRA was formed as a reaction to this situation to promote the benefits of Real Ale.

CAMRA is an independent voluntary consumer organization with 60,000 members.  Membership is open to all individuals but not corporate entities such as breweries or pubs.  Its aims are to :-

  • Maintain consumer rights.
  • Promote quality choice and value for money.
  • Support the public house as a focus of community life.
  • Campaign for the appreciation of traditional beers, ciders and perries as part of national heritage and culture.
  • Seek improvements in all licensed premises and throughout the brewing industry.
As part of their activities CAMRA hold beer festivals which are a great way to learn about the huge variety of real ales available.

For more information on the current campaigns and how to join see the excellent CAMRA website at www.camra.org.uk

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