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Only weeks after being presented Barnsley CAMRA Club of the Year, judges from
Barnsley CAN4RA voted Worlley Men's Club with anolher lop award. Autumn Pub of lhe
Season 2012. Again this award has been won by a Club said Pub and Clubs otficer Phil
Gregg. This follows on fiom Hoylandswaine Sports and Social Club taking the Summer
Pub of the Season in August. Our pubs have a lot of competition from lhese community
clubs. Joining a club, and one seNing rcal ale is becoming popular, he added.
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Winning awards is becoming a bit of a habit for Wortley
Men's Club- Only a couple of months after winning the
prestigious accolade of Barnsley CANTRA Club ofthe
year 2012, the club has now been awarded me
Autumn pub/club ofthe season award. All the judges
were impfessed with the club.
The club is sel in the former Wortley Hall Library in
the historic village of Wortley. The interior reflects
this with high ceilings and a plush opulenl interior. rt=
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Wortley [/en's Club has a gfeat community feel and is
very welcoming and friendly.
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Under the stewardship of Nigel and !!ith support from his family
and members of the club's committee the club has increased lhe range of cask ale's
and also added a permanent draught cider something of a mrity in the borough.
The club hosts numercus community events throughout the year. The popular
haruesl festival will be taking place during September.
The club welcomes non members but please ask at the bar about being signed in
before ordering anything. lf you are a CAIVRA member, please also show your
membership card upon entry.
Barnsley CA ,'lRA will be holding a presentation evening on Friday 28ih September
starting at around Bpm. The band Soul Jam will be playing on the evening so this
should be a great night.
Runners up this lime were in no particular
order The Fitzwilliam Arms Elsecar, The
Anglers Rest WombweJl & the Huntsman
Thurlstone congratulations on their
nominations and keep up the good work.
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Pubn Glub & Brewe News
The LundhillTavern & the Anglers Rest n
Wombwe are both sellng Geeves beers on a
brcwery s based in an
The Crown at Elsecaris selling regular changing Barnsley They have
lo€ beeBwlh Acorn, Ossetl and Oakwell
breweies beers being showcased, and at
weekends have recenl y been on offer al €2.
The Full l-louse al Monk Brellon has added gain ng a firm reputalon
Theakstons XB as a permanenl guesl beer n and arolnd Soulh &
alongside ls Greene King Abbols Ale.
The Beggar and Gentleman in Hoyland has
recenly been awarded Cask [,larque slalus. The
Cask Llaqle is a high qua ily slandad lhatchecks
Also _ tloyland Is qreal ro see he Furnace Inn'eopen
with aiami arface, Brad has had lhe pub
refurb shed and ntrodrced Clarks (Furnace)
Tradil onal Biiier and a chang ng glest b€er.
The Old Halllnn in Great Houghlon is cosing afler
being er..rlv qold
Wesl Yorkshire fortheir qua ity full flavoured beers.
Tunnel[,4outh, their w nier slout, is a ready an
award w nner and they have jrsl had ihen excelenl
Coco Cana dark miE voted Charnpion Beerat the
Rugby CAI,IRA beerteslival. Picturcd above, Harry
accepting lhe award from Sleve from Rugby
CAMRA.
Besides be ng a brewer Pele is also an actor and s
wel known as the Orange rnan in the hugely
successiu youve been Tango'ed' advert and has
by Admira Tave-s. lspossib- justappeared on a programme on TV wilh Melanie
lhat pans willbe submilled for housing on the site. Sykes.
The Ship al Elsecar has been closed and work Pele says Our philosophy oirealale ssimpleiwe
starled to change it into llats. Plans have also been ove drinking it we love brewing t and we hope yor
submilled tor the conveBion oiThe Friendship n
The Gate Inn Dodworlh has been closed fora few
years now, ihis could become a day care and
respile cenl.e ii p ans are given lhe go ahead.
Pldn\ L ave beer dpprovad Io_ rhe demo ror o' l.c
Flouch Inn out at Flouch.
The housing deveopment on the ste of lhe former
Cutting Edge pub atWorsbrough have been
subm lted and p ans for reta deve opment and
subsequenl demolition ofThe Thurnscoo Hotel,
Thunscoe have been approved.
The Harborough Hills Club in lown no longer sells
cask ale however the Conservative Club
Wombwe now sells Acorn Barnsley Biuef bLrl has
siopped ofieing dralght realcider.
The Lundwood SocialClub Lundwood has cask
Samuel Srniths Old Brewery Bitlef.
Ptease rcnember, vlhen visiling a club, ask about
being signed in ifyou rc not a club nenber befare Oakwe Brewery - Barnstey
ordering at the .lub bar. A greal adicte pr;ted in the Vo shirc Even ng post
Geeves Brewery - Stairfoot. in Aprit 2012 can be read on tine ar
[,4ov ng onto a narow boat in 2005 meanl thal Pete htrpt/tinyun.can/cfgdn6\latks about head brewer
& HarryGeeves love oi beer rnaking was to reach JonnySianc tpertecting the Barnstey Bitter
newheightsotlngenutyandawholenewapproach,Ath;ughwehavebee;brewngheresincet
to hazad ana ysis. This together wilh a 1990,s iodays beer js Acorn Brewery -Wombwell
Hoplathlon was lhe beerthai the brcwery et loose
overlhe Oympc perod, a 4.5 % brew. The beer
has seven diiterenl hops English American
Slovenian & Auslralian.
The cuffent IPA ln the seres is Stering IPA 5%.
The next lPAs wlllhen slart using European hops.
Yorkshire Pride s now avaiable n bollles bul nol
The purchase of two newcondiloning tanks, a new
chiler and newcasks, this extra planl should make
the bfewery more etlicienr and enable them to brew
around 160 baffels a week.
The Bams ey footb club annivercary beer 1 887
Red is ava lable n boltles d recl from the footbal
club and s avaiable on malch days in cask attheir
pub the Od No.7 Barnsley.
delermination lo conve( a lthe accLtrnulated
the mosl;igtnat, repticat n9
know,edse and the ',w enthus asm ror d, nkins the [ff1]:,g;"lr:',,'"T
sluficonvinced the fatherand son that a career n
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,lre beer ndustry beckoned and so prcjecr ceeves IJI:,8€["#;];ff h1'HhX",;;ilff:!::,r
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neloin Qe tootpatfia
a.d follodv ii lo swallow
Hill Road'afiA'join the
paih across lhat road.
Cross the smallfooibridge and over
the slile. We arejoining the lowpath of
the disused canal. Fo ow this lo the
Fleels pub. This secton takes about45
minlles and could be muddy...
Head to the lefl of the Fleets pub and
follow lhe path lo the Keel nn, Canal
Streel, jusl another 15 minutes away.
Th s year our sponsored walk is raising moneyforlhe
Barnsl€yTykes Disabilities Football Club.
The Date ior th is 7% m e walk is Satu rday 20th October.
iyo! want to take part, iust ema or phone ortext Vlarcarel
Crofl. her deta s are on oaoe 28.
We meet up at Two Roses Brewery, This is sited to the
far left ofthe Shaw Carcel Ind Esl on Barnsiey Road,
Dadon. irpnr 11r15am for a 12 noon stari.
onto Barnsley Road and through the
rK unole,r lhe raiiway andjo n lhe
olpath iJd before the entrance to the
lool. Follqw lhis path unlilopen
)und cuttirbrcrcssto spaft Lane.
e deperture tme lrcm he.e is
The K€el In n has a function room to lhe back of lhe pub, het'b al the walke|s
will be able to grab some food from the buffet this \,!illbe irde ofcharge. Sofl
drinks will also be on offerfree of charge. For lhose who wo! d prefera .?d
beer,thethreerea|ae5canbeboughtfrcmthemainbar'
We a depart lhe Keel Inn at 2:45pm
We head righl and cross the neh4o of roads and rc-join the lowpath at Twibett Stfeet
Atihe pathjunction we he3d lefland up following the ridge thrcugh the trees to
Crcss Crcssing the roads we wa k rcund lhe boundary walls of lvlonk Bretton Prory. We
I had an hourto spare yesterday lunchl me so I popped into the
No7 Bar. I have to say lhe lack ofAcorn beers was a big
d sappoinlment! Just some Greek lagers on the bar-come on
Dave Hughes how difiicu I is it to ship some beefto Kassiop,
Corfu?
There is, however, reala e avallabe in Kassiopi, a sign ofthe
burgeoning wordwide demand fof traditional foods and dr nk
pefhaps? The Harbour Bar www. harbour-bar. com serves a n fry drop of Corfu Reat Ate s Bitter (5%
ABV, ano Soecidl,50o ABV). lv4ore e(ognisaore rn toca supe.Tartersasrcatd.erabo e,thr; s
the firsi time Ive seen thern on drafl anywhere.
The brcwer says the Specialis a red beerwlh a velvel laste and fruit aroma. whitstthe B lter is dar^
with a rich aroma and bitter taste. l\,1y lake on the Bilter is that nutly loffee rnatl dominares borh lhe
aroma and flavour - the Specla is paler n colou. and sweeterwith a bltterccolch flavour.
The Corfu l\,licrcbrcwery is situaled in Ar las, wh ch at the top oi a ovety bay some 3okm northwest
of Codu Town - popularwith wlnd surfers - get me Judith Chatmers! Aswe as rhe Bi er and
Specia lwo lagers, produced undef the cerman purly aw, are avaitabe. There are tou|s oithe
microbrewery, on Saturdays and Sundays by prior appointmentand rnore informaiion in Greek at
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asked fanyone may know what ll was used for. Thanks to Hannah Llcas and ",,
her visls to an old brcad museum in France, we can nform evervone ihat is a
nour store used in the kilchen The box woulo (eeo .he four dr\, and he
divided section wBs possibly to store dough while it ses for a day or so.
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CAMRA LocAle - the:ccfed lal on scheme lo promole p!bs a.d c lbs that se oc.ly brewed rca a e.
reducrng lhe nLmberof beermies and supporti.q your oca breweres
Lsted beloware pLbs and. ubs in lhe Barnsey area These oltlels sho! d.egu arly setue at lezs( one realae
lhal s 20 m es or ess irom the brewerv lo the bar
Anglers Resl - Wombwe
Barley Sheaf Wombwel
Birdwell Club, Venue ' B rdwel
Bowling Clu6 - Penistone
Cheiry Tree H 9h l-loyland
Commercial- Barfsley
Conservative Club Barnsley
Conservative Club - Wombwe
Courthouse Barnsley
Cubley Hall Penistone
Doq and Partridge Hazrehead
Dodworth Valley Arms Dodwonh
Fitzwilliam Arms E secar
F!rnace Inn Hoyand
Fox and Hounds - Shaton
Horseshoe Wombwel
Huntsman Thudstone
How can you help?
Watch out for pubs disp ay ng
the up to-daie LocAle sign
Ordef a LocA e beer, this rnay
be highlghted with the LocAe
Crown on the pump
Enjoy the quality ocal real ale
Ask yoLrr local if lhey can stock
a LocAle rea a e or contact
Barns ey CA[,4RA f you would
lke us to speak to a lcensee
about LocAle on your behalf
LocAle Pub Sudoku
Srdokr ru rs Jre easy
rire e e6 (Upper and Lowercase)rrom LocA e
Fub appearonce n each row column and 3x3 box.
Joseph Bramah.Brmsey
OldNumber7-Barnsey
Old lMoorTavern Broomhi
Rose and Crown -Hoyandswa ne
Saville Square - Hoyand Conmon
Shaw Lane Club Barnsl-ay
Silkstone GolfClub S kstone
Silkstone Inn Bar.sey
Spons & Social Club Hoylandswa ne
Slation Inn S kstone Common
waggon and Horses Lanqsert
Wesl End Club CLdworth
Wortley Arhs - Worl ey
Wortley IMe.'s Club Won ey
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I TA L I A N R E A L A L E ii!'l{fiqii'"":ili:#i
lhan Belgian for example. In Tuscany, ilq!ii:""
yea|s ago,
In recenlyears Ive seen the gradua spread of we remembered a nLrmberof bars stocked Englsh
small brcweries across France and even as far as
l_e bo.oer Inrc lhe C.lalan a ed of Spai_. I have_ t
9 ven a1v thoLghr rc c smdll brewFf/ rcene n taly
but Lhaven t been to ltalyior a long lime so its
perhaps no sr|prise. Thal sluaiion has now
bottled beels such as Bass and Wh le Sh eld.
l\,,laybe lhat
changed as Hannah and lhavejusl returned ircm
a short break in Rome. Expectalons ofgood beer
in lta y were ow, as previous expedence included
such gems as Naslro Azurri, Peroniand othef
mass prodlced lagertypes. on this latesl lip I
was stung €5 for40clof Becks once and where I
coLr d ldrank l,4orctii beer thereafter. When H
caught a fleeiing glimpse of a van ln tratric with the
logo Rea Ale l d dn1 think mlch ot I and nol
having seen it myseli llhoughl itwas probably
'Realale, yet another ltalian wofd I hadn t the
foggiesl aboul. How wrong I was.
Strolllng down the Va Cavour, Hawkeye Hannah
aleded me to a shop with the name Domus Birrae
(House ofBeers?) We weni ln. What a reveation
- rhe placFwas s. led o-l wilh bollled beers wl'1
a few from around Europe but mainly irom ltaly.
There were a coupe oi beers from the UK,
including W d Swan from Thornbridge, which fo.
some reason didn l come as a s!rpise. The ma n
inrF'ert was lhe exlens:ve ltali.l range I ook 19 a.
the llalian lange and ably asslsted bythe assistanl
js lhe link and lhere is some h storica
preference for Brlish sty es Cerlainly lPAs have a
strong presence. The storc opened in 2010 with
the objectve to have beers on sa e from every
reg on ol llaly. The store s also unique being lhe
only one in Rome that supplies home brew
eq!ipmenl. Evenls are also organised lo br ng
.oqelhe anrra- brewF.r and lre prole5s ondlj
We tried a couple oibeers, f rslly "La V€rguenza
90 minute lPA" from Birrilico Menaresta, which I
was lold s extensively dry hopped Brewed on y
from barey mall, water, hops and yeast, al 7.5% I
packs a punch. Not over-gassy, therc is a briei lrint
of sweelness and matthen a long, very dry, blter
finish. Excelent.l,4y next beefwas "JALE Extra
Special Bittei' irorn BreMst 5.6%, dark colourec
3nd bottle conditioned, the fecpe staies water,
hops, yeast and bolh barleyand wheat maLts. Th€
beer was very lively wilh a bit ofhoppiness on the
nose then lhe ma I and sweetness predominated
Allto d very wellba anced with some bitterness,
the characler oi the wheat malt rounding lhings ofl.
So llaly isn t a beer desert ii you know where to
go. An interestng trip a logethefand lfinaiyfound
a good use for a bdet - great forsoak ng beer
Colin Wilson
was bLr t in 1900 to replace a plain wooden chairc, benches
forrner pub on the sle Dads and tables. Courage Dieclors
and dominoes ieature inside and Greene Kng Rudd es BB and
bow ng on lhe ufusual L-shaped Abbol plus guest beerc are
green outsde. The pub ls usua y on, plus Weslon's Old
cnnmptonj
popular with Wolves fans on
malch days as the ground s a Opei 8am lo midnight Sal.
sho(distance away. Excellent Tel: (01273)645780
va ue food. This LocAle Wed 1gth Septr Blackburn
on y managed four awaywins all
season! Here we go again then
accredited pub seNes Bank s The Postalorder T 5-19 Datuen
[,,] d and Blter plus a g'resl beer. Street, is a romer post office
using CA[,4RA s 2012 Good Beer Open 11 lo 11
which became a Wetherspoon s
GLride (ofcourse)to rnd the best Te: (01902)425336
in 1996, il has the ongest bar in
Sat 25th Aug: Brighton town. l,4embers also receive a
Ourfirsl couple of malches are
jusl as the BAR makes itto the
The West Quay, Old Jackson s
Wharf, Brghton lvlarina Village.
discount on real ales under 5%
ABV, jusl show yo!fcard.
Pubs, so let's see what you Taken over by Wetherspoon s in LocAles such as Thwaites,
could have been dinking beforc 2004 lt s built out over lhe l,4ooftouses, Three B s and
Llarina, offering harbourcide Hopstar feature regulary,
Tue 2lstAug: Wolverhampton vews i om alliour bars on borlr alongside permanentbeers
The Stile was my choce ior lhis levels. Localrn cro'breweries are Greene King Ruddles Counly
ouling.3 Haffow Street, favoured and iherc is a pleasant
Whitmore Reans, !W1 48. A lraditionalfeel in the wood- Open 8am to midnight.
late Victo an Strcel comerpub panelled bar areas with their Tel: (01254)676400
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Allthings Swedish.
Abbeys extensive orchards. Galtres Gold and
Sweden seems to have become more noticeabe Galtres RLrby clders are made frcm apples grown n
aley, Swedish meat bals, cinnamon buns, the the rccently reslored orchads of Husthwaite Conoves
of Lalsson, \4anke & Nesbo, Wa ander
prograrnrnes and the fashion forSwedish cider.
larn lhlnking aboul bmnds such as Rekorden g
and Cder oiSweden (COS brand)which nc ldes
Operafive. The co-opwas fomed to replantthe
orchards wh ch had been rcmoved in the 50s and
60s. lt invoved planting over 500 new trees and
establishing a juicing and slorage unit based ar th€
[,4anor House fold yad. For rnore examples see
R.(o danlg.ponsor H-ooel5leld own l-C d.d as wWV.!kcider.co.uk
a dr nks company, they have taken the unusua Smoked fish risotto
slep ofselling strcelfood. Duing the sLrmmer, a
clslornlsed Citrcen lruck loured the UK oflerng a
This s based on a Swed sh recipe, wh ch uses
pearr ba
seecuon oiSwedish dishes designed to
corn plernent fheir cidef. Dshes including meatballs
with beetroot and apple sa ad or pean barey
T-sLrroom rilouo mdde wirh Reko derlg pedr r de'
D d anyone see lhls retro stye lruck n Leeds? An
up market burgervan rea y.
Food and drink made with soft fru ls seern to be
very traditional in Sweden and lh s extends to fru I
cider. Rekoerden ng oflerciderwlh red beries,
ciderwith slrawbeiiies and lime elc. Theyalso
produce ciderwth elderflower. lalso noticed lhat
Gayme6 arc se ng cherry and apple flavoured
cider i am confused by the lse of ihe term
tavoured. lass!rne that it means lhe addition of
naturalor synthetic seasoning and does not mean
the inclusion ot the actualiruil.
Cider s popJlar In rhe UK and Ihe bq nares seen
to be prcmollng a ieel good mage about a pasl or
sunny fe ds and happy, healthy iarm wolkers.
Some b g b?nds working o- an Indu. nal srd e d'e
selring an artisan image. lam totally confrsed wlh
the products and their descriptions fruitor
fravourng? Cralt or factory produced? What is
ThElchers Katy' a single variety cider crafled n
Sornerset. What is Aspa s dfaught & bottled
ll rnatters to me because I wani io support local
cderproducels and qua lyproducts do nol want
lo be misled. ldo nol wantfancyfactory cderwith
ihe associated economies ofscale push ng down
the prices in a market where small prcducerc wilh
real ingredienls cannoi compete.
The public knowing the price but nol knowng lhe
true value of a realproduct.
Yo(shire s a beercounly butalso has cder
tradition based on local appes. Several prcducers
arc rcinvigorating old traditio.s. Snce 2005 the
[,'lonks at Amplefodh have been selling their cider &
cider bmndy made from apples grown in the
py Insredd of nsoho ' ce rrales o_Serrc
cook lhan rlce.(3o m ns with morc slock)lhave
used rice because ldislike pearlbarley.
l\,4icrowave enough undyed smoked haddock for4
peope. Pul aside and keep lhejuice to add to lhe
500m hol vegetable o. ch cken stock plus any fish
juice (approx quanriry)
1 labespoon olive oil& 1 desseGpoon butter
1 smali onion, pee ed and nnely chopped & 2 sllcks
ofcelery, tdmmed and fnely chopped
3009 dsotto ice
125 ml Rekordenlig cider with peaf,
F,!tJ""'J:llfl:i":''--', !l
rlrrne orve or ano ourcr In a ra|qe
pan, add the onion and celery and
cook very genlly ror about 15
rninutes, wlhoLrl colouring, unli soft.
Add the ice and coat in the oil but
do not lel I burn/brown
Add the ciderand let it boilfor a
iew momenls and become
absorbed inlo lhe rice
Add the hol slock, a ladle ata
lime, slirrng and wailing unt t
has been tu ly absorbed before
Turn lhe heat down lo low and
conl n!e to add ladlefuls of
slock until it has a be
absorbed. lt sho! d take about tl
15 minltes unli the rice is sofl
but alsoir'st aldente.
Fold in p eces of wam fsh
Tum ofllhe heat and a ow
lhe ice to stand for a few
Serue & gamish.
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had ookedontheinlernetforrealaleollletsinOban,lknewlhattheObanlnnusedtob
p!b selling rcalale but thal was some 15 to 20 years agol Oi
rnost interest seemed to be lhe Cuaf ^4or restaurcnt and bar,
it lras its own Oban Bay Brewery on the premises We found
the Cuan [4or, and peased lo report lwo ales were availabe
on handp!mp Kilt Llfler 3.9olo and Skelpt Lug 4.2%, the food,
service and beerc were all exce ent. K I Lifter, an IPA , was
very good wiih my meal, Skelpt LLrg is the r"80 sh ing"abit
darkerwith a fruitynnlsh.
We moved on lo the Lorne bar wh ch adverl ses loca rcal ale
The local beer wasn t on but Ca edon an Deuchars PA was
o. and was ii good form. The Lome has a cenlral fectanguiar
barf!lloibrass work.
Dav 3
On a bus lo Arduiane gardens, about Zomiles along the coast solth ol Oban. Anoilrer slunnlng ddve
passing ochs and ovely vistas along lhe coast. Ard uaine gadens a re extens ve, many va rieties of
Rhododendrons and Azaleas fowering on our visl. The vewing arcas in the gardefs claim the most
Danoramlc views on lhe whole wesl coasi, which we couldnt
d spuie Llull. Shuna. slav and Jura islands were all v s b e -
lk ng malt whiskies I pui some olthe malts llike on the mapi
Next door s lhe Loch [,1elfoi( hotel and wlh a B strc on the b_.
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garden side ofthe hotel. Only bottled Realales avaitabte but a
good selecl on - with lnch I tr ed Fyne P perc Go d 3.8%,
Hurricane Jack 4.2olo and Oban Bay Skinny Blonde 4.1% The
panoramic vews from lhe Bistro were jusl lo good loo rush ofll
On lhe bus lo Oban and into the Cuaf Morfor dessert with a
boite ofSca ywager lager4 0% Back to the B & B I evening
then a stroll. We tied Auleys bar which advertised lraditionalales - fine lf you like keg 1 A bollte oi
Deucharc IPA had to s!ffice The pub did feature some very inieresling Sta ned g ass windows thougtr.
Dav 4
Arorecast oiso d rain so an unrushed breakfast then a bit oishopping. I mptemenled the tainy day,,
tip, 12 miles solth of Oban lo the ls e of Se & Easda e. A bus
passing overthe "Bridge over ihe Auantc enroute through 1o
the ham el ofEllenabeich forthe Oyster Brewery.
Sadly no longer brew ng but slil comrn lted to rea ale . Fyne
ales Avalanche 4.4% and H ghander4 8% cood vews of
Scarba and.lula lrom lhe pub.
Wilh food lsampled Avalanche, straw cooured and lasty as well
as Highlander, a fine slrong a e
A three mrnule open terry boat connects lo Easda e but the teffymen have tunch litt 2pm, the rains
came so we ret red back into the pub ioranother co!ple of dr nks
Oban on the bus where mywiJe ireated me to a botle ofAuchentoshan 12 yearold l\,1ali for mv
biirhday. We popped inlo the Coasters barforAtran Blonde 5%. We coutdnt resst the Cuan [.4or.
second lull mea of ihe day! Sca ops ior rny wiie, Clan [,1or Ch icken (sluffed w ih sausage mear and
pistachios)for me, bit of a blow out. Washed down wlth Skinny B onde and a Kitt Lifter.
Dav s
llomeward bound on the lra n to G asgow accompanied bythe bggesr packed breakfast evef, provded
bythe B & B, then Glasgow Centralto Carlisle. We then lravelled via the Seltle and Carliste rolle down
lo Leeds another scenic runl
Overalla greailrip with more stunn ng scenery and panoramas than you coutd lhrow a stck at. The
beels weren t bad eilher. I samp ed most ot the Fyne Ales beers - they werc at good. The Oban Bay
beers tried were alltoo notch as welll
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NO FAT IN BE.E.R
As people strive to lose a few pounds, research Weghtwalchers, and a pint ofa e has the same
fiorn Campaign for RealAle (CA[4RA)has po nts va !e as a naked baked poialo with no
revealed thal, not on y can they enjoythek f ng, no blller, noihing.
favourite tippe withoul putling on weight, but l'm not sure there are many people who would
swapp ng ffom wine to beerforjustone week descdbe a baked polalo astallening. So why do
could save as rnanycalories as a haf-hourjogl
This was back n 2010.
people who drink beersetfal (because yes
sorne of them me as a case in point - do)?
Now new research frorn the British Beer and
Pub Associaiion (BBPA)ln 2012 has backed I
We , you wolldn'l have a nice dinner and then
go out afterwards and eatfive or sx baked
up. Bolh resulls show thal men and women th nk polatoes. would you?
there are more calories in beer than there Its allabout moderalion the beer itsell is not
actua ly is. In facl, the opposite is lrue and, when
drunk n moderalion, beercan help you to lose
weighl, cut your a cohol consumption and, morc
iallening, blt eat ordrink ioo much ofanylhing
and over ume itwillstarl to show
senera ly, supplement a healthy lifestyle.
In a ha f pint of beef a 3.8% ABV lhefe are only
8s calories (4% 95) (4.5% 110)whefeas a
medium slass (175m1)of 12.5% ABV white wine
contalns 131 (ed 119)ca ories.
''Its greatlo see lhe m!,ih ofthe beer belly being
buried once and for all" sa d Nigel Crcfr,
Barns ey CAI\,4RA secrelary.
Too many consumers, particulafly women, have
been discoulaged frcm drink ng beer bec€use of
concerns lhat it is moreiallening than wine bul
nowwe know that ihe opposite s true. We hope
this rcsearch by CAl,lRA in 2010 and ilfo ow-up
research buy BBPA now in 2012 makes more
people reallse that beer is relalvely low in
a cohol and calories - bul is still packed with a
ianlastic amount of favour.
The major source ofca odes in anyalcoho c
drlnk is the alcoholitself, and because beef is
the drinks categorywith the lowesl average
alcoholcontent I is also owest n calories. Beer
also contains no fat or clrolesierol and very few
free sugats. So forsomeone looking to lose
weighl, swapping thek g ass oiwine for a beef
every daywould notonly reduce ftenweekly
alcoho intake by seven units but also cutout
more caories than are burned oflduring a
lypical30 minute jog.
Beerwrier Peie Brown commented al
petebrown blogspol.co.uk/ on the lalest
research by BBPA say ng Yes, a pint is more
than a qlass ofwine. Bul at 220 calor es for a
p nl of prem um cask ale, that's rea ynolloo
many (and ihe point is, t slill rema ns much
lowerthan most people think). lonce d d
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I mysef contacted a number ofbreweries in
2010, asking lhem if they could lei me know ihe
average calores in a number of iheir beers. I
was peased that may did respond and were
happy for me lo use ihe informatlon to creale a
Using lhis informalion wlren out dr nking, yo!
can keep to a healthy llfeslyle, and for peope
that know me, now it's possible io lose that
weighl as well In lhe 2 yea6 since CA[,4RA
repo'1ed the fesulls from their research have
now lost 5 stone. But notjust by drinking,
rememberthe words heathy liiestyle. . That can
mean 20 miles wa king a week, wellal eastfor
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Popular country pub with a traditional grumpy landlord
Auard winning cash ales
Wide range of traditional home cooked food, served daily
Outside seatit\ area u'ith Patrcramic vieu,s
m st be seen
Dogs welco rc
Popular walhers respite
Open Mon-F'i 12 - 3, 5.30 - 12.00
S/Jtfsl/Jt 12 - 12
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Dfidm't They Eo We[["o
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A botte ofWentwonh i\.lardy L4onster Mash and a cheque
for 11000 was oresented lo Amv Hebdon of Macmillan
CancerSupport by Cha rman of E secar Heflage Ra way,
nr un r8i^lJlg#P:Ifl:iX'"iil:ff :'ll::ffii"ffiI..
l.|lly|ll/Flove he lvcy Dai Bar. Fohday. rhF oe.r r"slv"l wa. 2
Ilter,*r;",'rl,iil'll:,';#r#.'r,T
bee|s as we as sorne popllar beers, ve music, steam t|ain
r01 iilT :li' lll""ill,"
' sluff... (TBC)
It was a greal turnoltforlhe Barnsey CA[,4RA Cider Pub of
the Year presentalion. Margaret Croft (ighi)made ihe
presentaion to Landlady Simone Foster-Jowett atthe Anglers
Rest. Wornbwell. And it was great to see a prelty busy p!b
Th s was the first tlme Barnsev CAMRA had made a cider
P!b oithe Year award. and Simone Dicked uo this award tor
her oerseverance over the ast iew vearc with her introduction
ofcider and perry. The cder is usually kept under the countef
Ihe Old No 7 n Barnsley has brought rea ale into town wlh
a wa op and rcal ale drinkers ove it
Akeady the pu b has held tvvo beer fesl va s since ls open ng
in September 2011. The pfesenlation tor Pub ofthe Year
was made at their mosl recent fesliva . Ownerc Dave Hughes
and [4ichae Thorpe along wllh Pub Manager Fiona Ho mes
are presented wilh the award by CAl,,lRA Pubs oflicef Ph
Gregg
winning ihis award she is ntending lo have it
take pr de of p ace on ihe bar where it w be
dispensed on gravity.
Wortley Men's Club was presented with Bamsley CAlv,lRA
Club ofthe Year Award on a busy Frday even ng.
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s ) rhe i sldwdrd lre (lub '.> prLied -p iron Ba _Jpy
CAN4RA and w lhout any shadow of a do!bl, if it carres on as
it is doing it will pick up more awards.
Ph Gregg ( g ht) nrade the presental on to stewa d Nige a nd his wife Teresa Nigel ilranked lhe
stafland cl'rb members ror the r part in llre club pcking up lhis award.
The club otrers a changing choce oirea ales one oi which is loca ly sourced and a c der
When visiting the club, please be sure lo ask al the bar to be signed n ii you are not a c ub
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Around Barnsley i_n 80 Beers
Beers 17 to 20
Having drunk some wonderful beers in 16 outlets before this blog, I was looking
forward to my next outing, and I wasn t disappointed. Some well known beers with the
odd surprlsing guest beer and a cracking Eelgium beer in this edition.
My summer outings around Barnsley
brought me to Stairfoot, here on Grange
Lane stands the Black Bull-
A long one-roomed locals' community
pub. I say one room, though the games
room is nearly another room. The pub is
happlly offering a single changing real
ale week on week. lt varies in both
character and
strength. On one of my latest visits I was delighted to find
Caledonian Coffee Porter at 4.3% abv.
This poder was a red/brown, and as I hoped, the coffee
jumped straighl out from the outset. The afoma was coffee
and chocolate. These car ed through in the taste too, with
hints offruit and brown sugar. This beer was great, so I
had to have a second.
Food Matching - This beerwould go wellwith barbecued
meats and/or a chocolate dessert.
Catch the number 1 bus out oftown
and in around 8 to10 minutes you'll
be at the junction to N,,lapplewell and
Staincross- Here stands the Eastfield
Arms. This pub offers both the
community and passing trade a
choice ofgood value food and drinks.
The pub has a choice ofthree feal
ales, and today my beer choice was
from
Marston s
brewery.
l\,4arston's English Pale Ale.
Marston's EPA at 3.6% abv . IVarston's have this thing
EPA
about EPA having a zing, and I must admit, I think it does.
For a 3.6% strength the hoppy and yes citrus "zing" really
works, this style of beer was all the fashion in the Victorian ENCLISH PALE ALE
era and I think this easy drinking crisp refreshing beer has
a place for the modern drinker 100 vears later.
Food Matching - Excellent with vegetable soup, quiches e.----s'+-a
or mild cheese ploughman s.
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The Full House in Monk
Bretton ls a cracking publusl
offWakefield Rd. The open
{ plan ounge has comfortable
:i burgundy co oured seating
around the walls and plenty of
chairs and tables thro!ghout.
Large screen TVs (you won't
miss anything f they re on)
The curved bar is brght in a
p ne coloured finish, this
matches the cream walls ofthe pub. On a lower evel ls a similar
iurnished games room. The large Jokers restaurant doubles as
a function room. Chess is paat of thelr pub garnes selection. I
was however, here for the beer, and I had two to choose from.
Theakstons, XB 4.5% abv A great prem um strength ale. lt has
a red colourwith a smooth malty lasle with a wonderfu frutifess
from the hops. Don i rush it, t's a beer to savour.
Food lvatching This beer goes well with meat p es or
sa-sagps. a.d for vegerarians saldds wiL* slronq ."eese.
My next pub the Blah
Bar is siluated on the
top of Market Hil in the town centre. Built
around the same lime as the Town Hall, it
became a bank n the ate 1950 s. ln 2002
t became the lively modern styled pub it is
today. Cover n9 three levels, a I with their
own modern style, it lsn t the place you
head for
featate,
does have a few continental offer ngs. I opted for
th s rather strong bul wonderfLrl Duve .
Moortgat - Duvel 8.5% abv Once called Victory
Ale to commemorate the end ofthe First World
War, its name changed n the 1920 s and means
"Dev l . This Belg an strong golden ale uses a
S.olrirh yeasl boughl by AlbFrl I\loorlgaljusl dhe'
rhe w,]r. lr has a great "opov bitternesi wilts a ripe
fruit taste throughout. Not to be rushed..
Food lrratching - This beer makes a good aperitf. lt
goes wellwith sausage or with a chocolate dessert.
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20 down, 60 to 9o...
Does your local have any interesting real ales? lf so drop me an email, my address is
on lhe branch officers' page.
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V,ae( e,a#

CoITlpe.tif ion
Win a nners Worth of Qeal Ale
Last issues competilon was won byJohn Peelol Elsecar
who wll be drinking his prize ii the Crcwn lin.
The answers Ineeded wereallbased on the
double l2 ser and are as lo rows
A) N!mberoitiles - 91
B) Number of spols = 1092
C) l'/axm!m score with
OK, back lo the old stock of pub pictures
and your chance lo win a tenners worrh of
The pub is pclu@d about 1990, a simple
queslion, what was lcalled lhen?
To efler, please send your answer, your
name and address, and the pub where
you wi dink your beer You also !!lgt
be ancl state that vou are '18 or over,
(some people miss ih s out and we sirnply
cannot accept rheir enlry.)
Send your answers to Jeff Harfison" by
posl, texl or ema l, his delails are on tlre
branch officers page. Enlries should be
with Jeffno laterthan 2nd November
2012, and w be entered inlo a drawto
take place wllhin a \,!eek oi ihe closing
By enle ng th s @mpeltion we wllassume
thal you have agreed lo ourTs & Cs at
www. ba.ns eycamra org.uk/TsandCs
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Barnsrey cAMRA EXctus
Looking for an Aulumnal beer drinkers
T shirt? You're in luck.
Barnsley CAIVIRA have teamed Lrp with
Easy Clothlng Crew Ltd, in Barnsley and
have a range of Real Ale T-Shirts. The
shirts are from the popuLar Christine Jop ing
des gns for Endangered Beer Styles.
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Recognisable by lhe r rich
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coour. Maliy and poss bly Porters are complex ln
sweet tones domrnate the favou and are lyp cally
favour proiile bll lhere may back or dark brown The
be a ight hop flavolr or darkness comes irom the
aronra. A coholleve s are lse ol dark ma ls. unlike
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have a ghl roast mal or barley Porlers should have
caramel characler n aroma iullmoulh ree and a prcnoufced finish throlgh
and iaste The \4id T-Shirt is
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XL n a chocoale shirt with crearn pr nt.
caramerfavou with a d sl nct ve dry roast bitterness
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Large family beer earden.
Function room
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Traditional sunday Lunchl
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The Pilol Inn 68 RiverWay, Famrholse ciders and perry are the b rlhplace orlhe nduslaal
West Parkside, SE10 0BE dates a so ava able, pl!s speciallst Revo !lion. Two lfaditiona
rrom'180r and ofters an so ated
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The Crown, 1 Chorley New
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be ng spread over lhree leves, PLrb of the Year conrpellion landmark handy lor lhe Reebok
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Wednesday sth September
Saturday 20th October
Survey Socialof l\,4applewe land Sta ncross. Our sponsored walk. Rais ng money for
Calch the nLrmber T bus from Barnsley at
7.30pm lo the Easlfied Afms where we meet
Bamsley Tykes Disabiities Football Club. This
is always a good turn outfrom the Tykes, lei's
at 7.45pm and deparl about 8.1opm. see mofe CAIVIRA members. We are walking
just sho'1of8 miles. Stad ng at Two Roses
Thursday 13th to Saturday 15th Septenber brewery, Darton via the Keel Inn, CanalSt,
lVilton Hall, Elsecar. Opens at 4prn Thurs & Fri
and l2noon on Sat Ovef 40 real ales plus
cder, perry and forgn beers and lagers. t1 to
Bamsley to Geeves brewery at Stairfoot. [,4eet
al Two Roses at 11.30am for a 12noon
CAMRA members €3 for non members.
Tu€sday 30th Oclober
Saturday 22nd September
Branch meeling and socialat Darfield Crcket
C ub Tdp Number 1. Wilh Barnsey having over
20 clubs offeing fealales, getting round thenr
a for some s an issue. Join Barnsey CA[,4RA
on the firsl of two club lrips. We depad
C ub. We stan the meeting at 8pm and ihe
best bus irom town is the 7.25pm XIS which
Barnsley Conservatve C ub al 12.30pm.16 Wednesday 7th Novemb€r
Survey socia of S lkstone and Hoylandswaine.
Tuesday 25th September
Branch meeling and socialat lhe Horseshoe,
Wombwel. I\4eeting stads al8pm. Afew buses
wilget you there butthe asl one before lhe
Catch the number 21 bus from Barnsley at
7.07pm to Silkslone, where we meet up in the
Red Lion at 7.30pm. We eave hefe at abolt
7.50pm.
rneeling slarts is the 226 at 7.35pm
Saturday'l7th November
Friday 28th September
Bamsley CAMRA Autumn Pub/Club oflhe
Season th s year goes to our currenl CIub of
lhe Year, lhe Worlley Arms. We have a bus to
gel you there. f4 relurn and leaves the O d No
7 in town at 7.30pm Relurns to town ai 1opm.
Club Tr p Number 2. With Barnsley having over
20 clubs ofier ng fealales, gelting ro!nd them
allfor some is an issue. Join Barnsley CA|MRA
on lhis, the second of two cl!b trips. We depad
Barnsey Shaw Lane Crcket Club at 12.30pm.
€6 each.
Saturday 24th November
Wednesday 3rd October
Survey soc alof Darton, Kexborough and
Barugh Green. Calch the number 93 bus from
Barnsey at 7.1spm to Rose and Crown at
Darlon. We meel up at 7.45pm and leave
Yorksh fe Regiona l,4eeting al the Old No 7,
lvarket H ll, Bamsley. Pub opens at 12 noon
and the meeting will be at 12.30pm downstairs
about 8pm.
Tuesday 27th November
Saturday 13th October
Eastern Outpost survey trp. Ratherthan cram
Branch meeling and socialat the Sikslone Inn,
l,4arket Street, Bamsley. Starc al8pm
al our surveytrips into early January we are
starl ng early. Th s idp visits the pubs n the
Easlern part of Barnsley. (January will see the
Weslern irp). Bus leaves lhe Joseph Bramah
ai 12noon and should be back for aboui 8pm.
Note: Not all socials make this page. For up-to
-date everts visit barnsleycamra.org.uk. Or cal
[,4argaret. Also please use any nformaiion
printed here as a gu de, il was coffect as we
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