Welcome to St Austell Brewery’s first blog post. We thought a blog would be the perfect platform to keep you up to date with everything going on at the Brewery. As well as regular updates from our Head Brewer, Roger Ryman the blog will feature information on events and general news. Share
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This morning, CAMRA wrote to the new Prime Minister, seeking the appointment of a Minister for Pubs. Last night CAMRA hosted another successful Parliamentary Reception, with guest speaker Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (and long-time CAMRA member) Ben Bradshaw. CAMRA kicked off their biggest celebration of winter beers this week at a new venue, the Sheridan Suite, Manchester, with 200+ real ales, foreign beers, cider & perry. A new and updated version of a CAMRA best-seller, 300 Beers to Try Before You Die! by Roger Protz is now available to buy in the CAMRA Shop. We’re excited to have launched the first new beer in an exciting seasonal ale programme for 2010. We teamed up with the award-winning South Devon Chilli Farm to create Cockleroaster, a delicious chilli and chocolate infused stout. The4.5 % abv ale is a rich dark stout brewed with pale and roasted malt with lashings of […] Source:First seasonal ale of 2010 A massive magnolia blooming in all its glory has become the talking point of the tiny village of St Mawgan, near Newquay. The beautiful tree, in the grounds of the Falcon Inn, is believed to be more than 90-years-old and swamps the 16th century pub. Landlady Sarah Lawrence said: “Everyone in the village looks forward […] It’s been a busy time for Stephanie Todd, landlady at the William IV in Truro Crowned Newcomer of the Year, in The Publican Awards 2009, Stephanie is fast making her mark on the city centre pub. Since arriving at the pub in November last year, Stephanie has already introduced live music every Friday, a quiz […] Source:New menu at the William IV Hi Folks Just heard a rumour that the Cheshire CAMRA Pub of the Year, The Albion in Warrington, is to close. Any news on this please? It would be such a shame, a great community pub with great ale…we need more like that. Cheers johnnysaint … The post has 2 replies so far. Read more and discuss here Source:The Albion Warrington Tickets for the Bristol Beer Festival go on public sale on Sunday 21st February at the Commercial Rooms, Corn Street Bristol from 11am to 2pm. There is a purchasing limit of a maximum of four tickets per person. A simultaneous ticket sales session…… The post has 1 replies so far. Read more and discuss here |
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