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SOUTH WEST Regional CASK ALES_Layout 1 18/10/2012 09:27 Page 14<br />

AVAILABLE WITH 14 DAYS NOTICE<br />

dark star GBBF GOLDEN ALE<br />

"Apparently more and more people liked drinking the<br />

same beers as us, so we needed to brew more"<br />

Within a few hard<br />

working years it<br />

was obvious that<br />

the brewery could not keep<br />

up with the growing thirst of<br />

the Evening Star’s drinkers,<br />

yet alone the demand for its<br />

beers from other local pubs<br />

and beer festivals.<br />

Full and clean tasting,<br />

initially malty then citrus fruit<br />

and resinous hop build to<br />

a quenching bitter finish.<br />

Wonderfully aromatic floral<br />

nose balanced by a gentle<br />

bitterness with a hint<br />

of sweetness.<br />

GOLD 2009<br />

In 2001, the team emptied<br />

their piggy banks, cashed in<br />

any ISA’s, sold TV’s and dug<br />

around behind the sofa for<br />

loose change, to relocate the<br />

brewery to a new purposebuilt,<br />

15 brewers barrel<br />

brewery in Ansty, near Haywards<br />

Heath – some would<br />

fff<br />

The Dark Star Brewing Company<br />

was born in 1994 in the cellar of<br />

The Evening Star Pub, in Brighton.<br />

With a brew plant only marginally<br />

bigger than an enthusiastic<br />

home-brew kit the characteristic<br />

style of hoppy beers was developed<br />

and tried out on the willing guinea<br />

pigs at the bar.<br />

Triple fff launched in<br />

1997 by Graham Trott,<br />

a cabinet maker by<br />

trade who was a keen home<br />

brewer.<br />

People liked his brews and<br />

when he discovered that you<br />

did not need to be a chemist<br />

to brew beer commercially,<br />

he decided to have a go.<br />

argue this was the point the<br />

hobby started to become a<br />

proper business…some<br />

would anyway. A few years<br />

on, and once again the brewery<br />

was on the move, this<br />

time to a bigger site in Partridge<br />

Green, just south west<br />

of Horsham, <strong>West</strong> Sussex.<br />

AVAILABLE WITH 14 DAYS NOTICE<br />

"Real ale that real ale drinkers drink"<br />

He installed a 5 barrel plant<br />

in one of the units vacated<br />

by the now closed furniture<br />

factory on Station Approach<br />

in the village of Four Marks.<br />

The station still operates on<br />

the steam heritage<br />

Watercress Line which runs<br />

ten miles between Alton<br />

and Alresford.<br />

A perfect light colour and<br />

dryness to complement the<br />

crisp taste and full aroma<br />

of the hops.<br />

SERIOUSLY FULL OF HOPS<br />

GBBF SUPREME<br />

CHAMPION 2008<br />

GBBF SUPREME<br />

CHAMPION<br />

BRONZE 2002<br />

This beer is full-bodied and<br />

full-flavoured yet gentle<br />

enough to make it<br />

a favourite session beer.<br />

Triple fff Brewery was founded in<br />

1997 with the aim of brewing "Real<br />

ale that real ale drinkers drink!"<br />

The year 2000 saw an<br />

expansion into an 18 Barrel<br />

plant and finally in 2006 the<br />

brewery became what it is<br />

today, a 50 Barrel system<br />

brewing over 31,000 pints<br />

a week.<br />

Graham has been passionate<br />

about beer from an early age.<br />

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