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Mine's a Pint Issue 42

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BREWERY NEWS CONTINUED<br />

ASCOT ALES<br />

Anastasia's Exile Stout<br />

won its category in the<br />

LocAle awards at<br />

Reading Beer Festival.<br />

This 5.0% stout won<br />

the category for beers of<br />

5% and above.<br />

BINGHAMS<br />

Binghams is featured in the<br />

summer edition of<br />

CAMRA’s quarterly<br />

“Beer” magazine with a<br />

comprehensive five page<br />

article. CAMRA members<br />

can access an online version<br />

through the CAMRA<br />

website if they missed it!<br />

Binghams’ latest special<br />

is Viennese Whirl, a<br />

5.0% Vienna Pale Ale<br />

brewed with Vienna Malt<br />

for a golden hue and a blend of Citra,<br />

Centennial and Chinook hops from<br />

America. The ever popular Hop Project continues<br />

with a 4.5% Extra Pale Ale called<br />

Wai-iti Cascade launched in June with these<br />

hops providing a stone fruits and citrus hop<br />

character.<br />

BOND BREWS<br />

The Bell and Bottle in Shinfield recently<br />

played host to a Bond brews tap takeover.<br />

Owner and brewer Dean Bond gave an<br />

entertaining talk about how he came to take<br />

up brewing, the process and ingredients<br />

used as well as how he chooses which types<br />

of beer to brew. All rounded off with a quiz,<br />

it was a very good evening. Mellow Velo, a<br />

Dean from Bond Brews and Chrissie<br />

from the Bell and Bottle at their<br />

tap takeover<br />

limited edition 3.6% mild, was in<br />

fine form and was our beer of the<br />

day.<br />

Another recent brew has been<br />

Bengal Tiger, an English Style India<br />

Pale Ale at 4.3% ABV. It was brewed<br />

with a nod to the original English<br />

style IPA with two types of malted<br />

barley. East Kent Golding hops provided<br />

the Bitterness, Goldings the<br />

aroma and it was dry-hopped for<br />

good measure.<br />

CHILTERN<br />

For a long time we've been following the<br />

progress of a special beer from Chiltern –<br />

their 2,000th gyle (a gyle is a specific brewing<br />

run, i.e. it was the 2,000th time that<br />

they'd brewed). It's easiest to let them<br />

describe it in their own words:<br />

“On 6 January last year we celebrated our<br />

2000th Gyle – or brew – and to mark the<br />

occasion we have produced MM, a new limited<br />

edition bottle-conditioned ale. We think<br />

it is something special – a real treat; a true<br />

classic IPA, light gold in colour with a fruity<br />

aroma and set off by a dry malt middle and<br />

Mine’s a <strong>Pint</strong><br />

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