Acrobat PDF file (4.5MB) - Wolverhampton Campaign for Real Ale

In this Issue...
Regulars
4. A word from the editor
6. Pub news
8. Local brewery news
12. Wolverhampton’s Young Members
17. Meet more brewers at the ‘Moon
26. Roving Reporter
32. Real Ale and Food
33. Letters to BEERWOLF
34. Prize crossword
35. Pub quiz (just for fun)
36. CAMRA pub discount scheme and
cock-up corner
39. Wolverhampton CAMRA branch
diary and contacts
Features
10. Save Highgate brewery
11. Off the Chair
13. Minimum pricing - a missed
opportunity
14. Pub of the year 2010
16. No so mad about Mild
18. What is AdventurAle?
20. 35th Wolverhampton Beer Festival
23. Beer Festival presentation evening
24. A day out in Leeds
25. Volunteering at GBBF
28. (No) Drinking in Dudley Street
31. Quartz, a FemAle approach to
brewing
What is CAMRA?
CAMRA was set up in 1971 and has a growing membership of more than
110,000 individuals. The Wolverhampton branch, established in 1976, is one
of the longest standing and has grown to over 500 members.
We are a not-for-profit, volunteer led consumer organisation funded by
members’ subscriptions, sales of publications and proceeds from beer
festivals.
CAMRA aims to:
Maintain consumer rights
Promote quality, choice and value for money
Support the public house as a focus for community life
Increase appreciation of traditional beers and ciders
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