2013 st.ives beer festival programme
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A MESSAGE FROM OUR FESTIVAL ORGANISERYet another year has passed and CAMRA Kernow returns once more to the St. Ives Concert Hall to present our annual beer festival. This will be the fourteenth festival to be held at the venue, which happily continues to grow in popularity. Once more for your delectation we offer a selection of in excess of 60 beers to sample. With most styles and tastes represented, there should be something to suit everyone’s palate.
Due to the continuing buoyancy of brewing within the County, our beer range emphasises local breweries, both large and small. Besides the local brews there are also a number of beers from Out of County. As well as beer we have a range of Ciders, both apple and pear, and Perries, which includes local products and are the “real deal”. If that’s not enough we also offer fruit wines, bottled beers and bottled fruit beers. Plus the ever popular “Grandma’s Weapon Grade” alcoholic ginger beer.
It is CAMRA policy that you be served a full measure for your money. To this end our souvenir glasses are deliberately oversized. They are clearly lined at the half and full pint marks and festival staff will ensure that your selected tipple comes to the line you have paid for. Your souvenir glass is yours to keep and treasure, but remember it is also your ticket for re-entry through the festival period. So keep your glass safe!! With a different logo design each year, the glasses have become collectables for so many, so why not buy an extra glass for a relative or friend who may have unfortunately missed the event. There is also the option of upgrading to purchase a commemorative festival tankard.
Remember the town of St Ives is an Alcohol Free Zone, so please ensure glasses are empty and stored before you leave the venue. To this end we supply free plastic bags to carry your glass in, so do ensure you obtain one or two on departure.
To assist dedicated tipplers to prolong their stay, we provide a menu of good value “solids”. The tasty repast is prepared by the hard working catering staff of the CAMRA Café , located below the stage. Always remember to eat as the day wears on.
Whatever you do, don’t drink and drive, public transport is always the best option, which is very good in the St Ives area. To assist your journey, transport timetables are displayed in the entrance foyer.If you are unfortunate to be a designated driver we offer unlimited free soft drinks, which are available from the bottled beer bar. To access just collect a “designated driver” token from the entrance desk and return the token on departure.
As usual, we support a deserving local Charity, this year it is the National Coastwatch Institute (St. Ives) who do such an essential job in keeping people safe within the local coastal waters. They are all volunteers and receive no public funding, so please support them with whatever you can afford, every penny counts.
So welcome, once again to the St Ives beer fest and do enjoy your time with us, which we hope will be such an exceptional experience you will return again next year.
Cheers
Gerry Wills
The Driftwood Spars is a traditional Cornish pub with charming characteristics located in the stunning Trevaunance Cove, in the village of St Agnes, on the North Coast of Cornwall.
We pride ourselves in having something for everyone - and their dog!
Whether it’s live music, an award winning pint from our micro brewery, a weekend away in our four star accommodation, traditional home-cooked food made from local produce, or a beautiful, coastal venue for your ‘special day’.
Contact us on 01872 552428 E: [email protected] or go to www.driftwoodspars.co.uk for information
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The GUrNard’s headOur bar is open everyday from 10am- 11pm, always offering a revolving selection of real
ales on draught. Harbour Brewing, The Cornish Crown & The Rebel Brewing Co. are just a few of our favourite beers from across Cornwall.
Food: Lunch 12.30- 2.30pm & Supper 6.30-9pm
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The Old COasTGUardFor Mousehole & The Minack
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Over the next pages you’ll find details of all the ales, ciders, perries and more available at our bars. Here’re a few notes to help you enjoy the fest…
WRISTBANDSTo aid security and to ensure only legitimate customers enjoy the festival it has become necessary to introduce wrist-banding. The wristband indicates to staff that entrance charges have been paid. The production of a festival glass has proved insufficient, due to glasses being stolen. The colour of the wrist band will change at least daily. However this does not affect customers ‘re-entry by production of festival glass. We believe this measure is to the benefit of all our customers and we apologise for any inconvenience caused.
CUSTOMER COURTESYAt times during the festival the bar area will become congested, please assist your fellow customers by moving away from the bars when you have purchased your drinks. This will allow other customers access to the bars to purchase theirs.
FESTIVAL GLASSESThe security of festival glasses is the responsibility of the customer. Without your glass you won’t get served, so safeguard it. Unfortunately, if a glass is lost through accidental breakage, a replacement will have to be purchased. Remember your festival glass is your ticket for re-entry throughout the period of the festival. If you intend to return, you have the choice of taking the glass with you or leaving it secure with the entrance staff for a nominal fee of 20p.
On leaving the festival please ensure the glass is transported safely in a bag. Staff will provide plastic bags for this purpose. If you don’t want to retain the glass a refund of £1.00 is available from the entrance desk. Acts of deliberate breakage will be treated as vandalism and will be dealt with accordingly.
PRICING POLICYTo comply with CAMRA internal policy of differential pricing the Branch has to vary the price of some beers, but to aid you the customer, this will be kept to the absolute minimum. The majority of beers available will be purchased with the standard price token. However, selected beers at lower end of the strength range will vary. Those at the lower end will cost 10p a pint less. Those costing less will have a green sticker on the cask label and be highlighted in green in the programme. Therefore customers on are entitled to a reimbursement of 5p on a half ad 10p on a pint.
Sorry for any inconvenience this system causes you, but the Branch has to comply with current CAMRA internal policy or their will not be a beer festival. The Branch is currently campaigning for a change in policy that makes more sense to both staff and customers
Thank you for your co-operation and please enjoy the festival.
HERE THEY ARE... THE BEERS!
DRAUGHT BEERSBeer colours: n Amber n Brown n Copper n Dark n Golden n Ruby
No. Brewery Location Name Of Beer ABV
1 All Saints Brewery Redruth St Moses the Black 4.0
n Dark mild, with coffee & chocolate overtones.
2 Bartrams Brewery Rougham Suffolk Comrade Bills Russian Stout 6.9
n A Russian stout by any other name. A luscious easy drinking beer.
3 Bartrams Brewery Rougham Suffolk Marld 3.4
n A traditional mild. Spicy hops and malt with a hint of chocolate. Slightly smoky.
4 Bays Brewery Paignton Devon Dumpling 5.1
n Strong, well-balanced golden beer with fresh hop character.
5 Bays Brewery Paignton Devon Stout 4.5
n A silky smooth dark beer, medium to dry on palate, bitter sweet finish.
6 Bays Brewery Paignton Gold 4.3
n Refreshing, light golden easy-drinking ale with citrus overtones.
7 Betjeman Brewery Oxfordshire Bit O’Blonde 4.0
n No tasting notes.
8 Blue Anchor Helston Flora Daze 4.0
n Well-hopped, tan bitter with strong floral citrus aroma. Good hop flavour with a smooth delicate dry finish.
9 Blue Anchor Helston Merry Berry 6.0
n Golden ale with plenty of body and pleasing aroma. Juniper berries impart a delicate peppery note.
10 Blue Anchor Helston Spingo IPA 4.5
n Crisp, clean IPA. Well hopped with fruity tones.
11 Coastal Brewery Redruth DANA 3.9
n First brew with the new exciting Dana hop.
12 Coastal Brewery Redruth English Garden 6.5
n Tasty beer with 100% English hops.
13 Coastal Brewery Redruth Michaels Mount Mild 5.0
n True dark brown mild.
14 Coastal Brewery Redruth Poseidon 4.0
n Golden ale packed with citrus hop and fruity flavour, rounded off by fresh citrus blast.
15 Cornish Chough Lizard Fire Raven Porter 4.7
n Traditional style porter.
16 Cornish Chough 1Lizard Kynance Blonde 4.6
n Light blonde al. Mildly hoppy
17 Cornish Crown Badgers Cross Causeway 4.1
n A full bodied beer with fuggle hop finish.
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18 Cornish Crown Badgers Cross IPA 5.5
n A hoppy dark gold IPA with citrus & grapefruit notes.
19 Driftwood Brewery St Agnes Alfie’s Revenge 6.5
n Strong fruity premium bitter. CAMRA Champion Winter Ale 2012.
20 Driftwood Brewery St Agnes Badlands 4.8
n Traditional mild with smoke malt flavours and peppery aftertaste.
21 Driftwood Brewery St Agnes Bolster Blood 4.8
n Rich, dark, chocolatey and malty with a slight bitter finish.
22 Driftwood Brewery St Agnes Montol 4.1
n Copper coloured session beer with citrus finish.
23 Harbour Brewery Bodmin IPA No 2 5.0
n Modern interpretation of a British style IPA, with citrus aromas and robust yet balanced bitterness.
24 Harbour Brewery Bodmin Light Ale 3.7
n Light golden ale, a low ABV beer crammed full of citrus hops.
25 Harbour Brewery Bodmin Pale Ale No 4 4.6
n American style pale ale with aroma of tropical fruit and a hint of grass. Sweet malt upfront, giving way to balanced bitterness.
26 Hogswood Brewery Mithian North Shore IPA 3.8
n Golden session beer. Well-hopped and aromatic.
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27 Hogswood Brewery Mithian Stoked 3.6
n Light tasty session beer.
28 Hunters Brewery Ipplepen Devon Black Jack 6.0
n Premium strong but light stout. Well balanced with caramel overtones
29 Hunters Brewery Ipplepen Devon Devon Dreamer 4.1
n Fresh hop aroma, malty flavoured with light hop finish.
30 Hunters Brewery Ipplepen Devon Royal Hunt 5.5
n Strong honey flavoured ale, triple hopped with citra bittersweet finish. Brewed to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee
31 Leadmill Brewery Derbyshire Old Skool 4.8
n No tasting notes.
32 Lizard Ales Coverack Frenchman’s Creek 4.6
n Hoppy pale ale.
33 Lizard Ales Coverack Lizard Bitter 4.2
n True session bitter.
34 Nobby’s Brewery Guilsborough Towd Navigation 6.1
n Delightfully dark strong ale from years gone by. Rich malt and hop balance.
35 Paradise Brewery Hayle Paradise Plus 4.4
n A tasty best bitter.
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36 Penpont Brewery Altarnun An Howl Reserve 7.0
n Strong golden ale, with tropical fruit and citrus hop flavour that lingers. 2012 Gold award winner.
37 Penpont Brewery Altarnun Beast of Bodmin 5.0
n A ruby ale with complex malt flavours and a light bite of fruity bitterness.
38 Penpont Brewery Altarnun Shipwreck Coast 4.4
n Deep golden ale with a hint of orange zest.
39 Penzance Brewing Crowlas Brisons Bitter 4.5
n Tasty brown best bitter fruity with a hint of honeycomb.
40 Penzance Brewing Crowlas Crows an Wra 4.3
n Rich aroma with citrus and elderflower. Well-balanced with grapefruit and a little malt in the mouth.
41 Penzance Brewing Crowlas Potion No 9 4.0
n Light golden hoppy session bitter. Very moorish!
42 Penzance Brewing Crowlas Trink 5.2
n Well-balanced golden ale. Tropical fruit flavour with citrus bitter finish.
43 Potbelly Brewery Kettering Northants Beijing Black 4.4
n Strong dark mild, but not meek.
44 Potbelly Brewery Kettering Northants Crazy Daze 5.5
n A light golden bitter with hidden strength. Beware!
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45 Rebel Brewing Co Penryn Black Rock Bitter 4.8
n A malty, flavour-packed premium bitter.
46 Rebel Brewing Co Penryn Bullhorn Black Lager 4.9
n A crisp, refreshing black lager with hints of malt flavour.
47 Rebel Brewing Co Penryn Cornish Sunset 4.0
n Hoppy, fruity, golden ale. Long dry finish
48 Rebel Brewing Co Penryn Surfbum IPA 3.8
n A mega-hoppy, fruity IPA.
49 St Austell Brewery St Austell 1913 Stout 5.2
n This stout has chocolate & coffee on the nose. Full roast and liquorish on the palate with fine bitter finish.
50 St Austell Brewery St Austell Admirals Ale 5.0
n This ale has won a lot of awards. Spicy, toffee and citrus with dried fruits on the palate.
51 St Austell Brewery St Austell HSD 5.0
n HSD is full of fruity esters, toffee and caramel flavours. A traditional English style ale.
52 St Austell Brewery St Austell Royal Albert 4.4
n Named after Brunel’s rail bridge. Reddish brown beer in the brown ale style.Full, sweet & malty.
53 St Ives Brewery Halstown Boilers 4.0
n Golden al. Well-balanced with fruity finish.
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54 St Ives Brewery Halsetown Knill by Mouth 5.0
n Well balanced pale ale with fruity finish.
55 Sharp’s Brewery Rock Amber Pilsner 3.9
n Floral aroma with candy floss & barley sugar sweet notes. Sweet with bitter sweet crisp finish.
56 Sharps Brewery Rock Juniperus 4.2
n Crisp, fresh citrus fruits, warming juniper with a hint of sweet malt.
57 Sharps Brewery Rock Sharps Special 5.0
n Deep golden brown beer with fruity aroma. Full flavoured with malty finish.
58 Skinners Brewery Truro Davy Jones Knocker 5.0
n Premium strength pale hoppy ale.
59 Skinner’s Brewery Truro Heligan Honey 4.0
n Refreshing, pale amber bitter with distinct hoppy overtones. Addition of Cornish honey lingers on the palate
60 Skinners Brewery Truro Lushington’s 4.2
n Pale, fruity and hoppy.
61 Skinner’s Brewery Truro Pennycomequick 4.5
n Traditional dark stout. Smooth on the palate, bitter on the finish.
62 Skinner’s Brewery Truro Porthleven 4.8
n Perfect premium Summer ale. Pale strong and hoppy.
63 Springhead Brewery Newark, Notts Bees Knees 3.9
n Light gold honey beer.
64 Springhead Brewery Newark, Notts Roaring Meg 5.5
n Smooth with a sweet, cirtrus honey aroma and a dry finish.
65 Tintagel Brewery Tintagel Arthurs Ale 4.4
n Combines character of bitter and golden ale. Marmalade, citrus hop on the nose, citrus fruit & hop bitterness in the mouth.
66 Tintagel Brewery Tintagel Castle Gold 3.8
n Golden light & hoppy session bitter.
67 Tintagel Brewery Tintagel IPA 5.8
n A proper IPA.
68 Whittlebury Brewery Northantss Green Dragon 4.4
n Premium amber ale, full flavour, strong bitter finish.
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DRAUGHT BEER - EXTRAS/RESERVES1 All Saints Brewery Redruth St Piran 4.0
n Golden best bitter with hoppy citrus overtones
2 Bays Brewery Paignton Topsail 4.0
n Deep amber beer, well balanced with subtle sweetness throughout
3 St Austell Brewery St Austell Proper Job 4.5
n Well rounded golden bitter with strong hop flavours
4 St Austell Brewery St Austell Tribute 4.2
n Fine drinking pale ale with citrus aromas, with a palate of grapefruit & orange, balanced with a biscuit malt.
5 Skinners Brewery Truro Ginger Tosser 3.8
n Hoppy golden session ale, fused with Cornish honey gives a rounded finish with a hint of ginger.
BOTTLE CONDITIONED BEERSAtlantic Newquay Blue 4.8
Rich dark ruby ale and modern porter
Atlantic Newquay Fistral 5.2
Full flavoured strong smooth dry premium beer
Atlantic Newquay Gold 4.6
Refreshing crisp golden ale lightly spiced with ginger
Atlantic Newquay Red 5.0
A full bodied premium ale packed with malt and hops
Cornish Chough Lizard Kynance Blonde 4.6
Light blonde ale, mildly hoppy
Cornish Chough Lizard Lizard Storm 4.8
Rich malt & hoppy aroma with underline spice and fruit
Cornish Chough Lizard Serpentine 4.5
Dark Ruby well balanced beer with bitter sweet finish
Driftwood St Agnes Badlands 4.8
Traditional mild with smoke malt flavours and peppery aftertaste
Driftwood St Agnes Bawden Rocks 3.8
Hoppy clean flavoured bitter
Driftwood St Agnes Blackheads 3.8
Traditional mild with smokey malt flavours and peppery finish
Driftwood St Agnes Blue Hills 4.2
Amber ale that refreshes the palate
Driftwood St Agnes DEK 3.8
A light coloured, heavily hopped ale with a base of hops & malts to give a strong hop finish
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Driftwood St Agnes Lou’s Brew 5.0
Light & hoppy ale with citrus and grassy aromas
Driftwood St Agnes Montol 4.1
Copper coloured sessional beer with citrus finish
Hogswood Mithian Bearded Clam 5.6
Strong traditional IPA
Lizard Ales Coverack An Gof 4.8
Full bodied dark ale
Lizard Ales Coverack Frenchman’s Creek 4.6
Pale tan hoppy ale
Lizard Ales Coverack Helford River 3.8
Light hoppy session bitter
Lizard Ales Coverack Horseshoe Special Reserve 6.2
Strong malty premium bitter
Lizard Ales Coverack Kernow Gold 3.7
Light golden ale. Crisp and refreshing with citrus flavours
Lizard Ales Coverack Lizard Bitter 4.2
True session bitter
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Lizard Ales Coverack White Rocks 5.0
Pale aromatic wheat beer
Penpont Altarnun An Howl 5.7
Strong hoppy golden ale
Penpont Altarnun Cornish Arvor 4.0
Golden red refreshing hoppy ale
Penpont Altarnun Penpont Porter 5.8
Full bodied traditional porter
Penpont Altarnun Roughtor 4.7
Well hopped amber ale, full flavour, medium bitterness
Rebel Brewing Co Penryn An Gwella 4.8
Dark copper malty bitter
Rebel Brewing Co Penryn Barrowboys Bitter 4.0
Light refreshingvery drinkable session bitter
St Ives Halsetown St Ives Boilers 4.0
Golden ale, well balanced with fruity finish
St Ives Halsetown St Ives Knill by Mouth 5.0
Well balanced pale ale with fruity finish
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St Ives Halsetown St Ives Artist Pint 4.4
Delicious well rounded ale, rich in hop flavours
Sharps Rock Chalkey’s Bite 6.8
Well balanced pale ale with fruity finish
Tintagel Tintagel Cornwalls Pride 4.0
Light amber, full bodied fruity ale with hoppy finish
Tintagel Tintagel Harbour Special 4.8
Dark amber ale malty with citrus finish
BOTTLED FILTERED BEERSSkinner’s Truro Betty Stogs 4.0
Easy drinking copper ale, well balanced with long bitter finish
Skinner’s Truro Cornish Knocker 4.5
Golden ale flowery fruitythroughout with lasting bittersweet malty finish
Skinner’s Truro Ginger Tosser 3.8
Hoppy golden session ale with Cornish honeygives rounded finish with hint of ginger
Skinner’s Truro Heligan Honey 4.0
Refreshing pale amber bitter with distinct hoppy overtones. Addition of Cornish honey lingers on the palate
Skinner’s Truro Skindog Lager 4.4
Light, clean tasting lager beer, the surfer’s tipple. Apres surf, apres anytime
Skinner’s Truro St Pirans 4.5
Strong tasting golden ale
DRAUGHT CIDERSCornish Orchards Duloe Pear 5.0
Highly drinkable with light fruit flavour
Cornish Orchards Duloe Farmhouse Medium 4.8
No tasting notes
Cornish Orchards Duloe Vintage 7.2
Bitter sweet with fresh smooth finish and with apple aroma.
Crossmans Herefordshire Home Orchard 6.0
No tasting notes
Dunkertons Somerset Organic Medium 7.0
No tasting notes
Gwaint Y Draig Wales Firey Fox 6.0
No tasting notes
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Hecks Somerset Port Wine of Glastonbury 6.0
No tasting notes
Orchard Pig Somerset Philosipher 6.0
No tasting notes
Rich’s Somerset Medium 6.0
No tasting notes
Ross Herefordshire Farmhouse Dry 6.0
No tasting notes
Skreach Cornwall Medium Dry 6.0
Satisfying & full bodied
Springherne Herefordshire Dry 6.2
No tasting notes
Tricky’s Cider Somerset Dry 6.0
Clear traditional farmhouse cider made from 100% pressed fruit
DRAUGHT PERRIESGwaint Y Draig Wales Two Trees Medium 4.5
No tasting notes
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Hecks Somerset Blakeney Red _
No tasting notes
Hecks Somerset Hendre Huffcap _
No tasting notes
BOTTLED CIDERSCornish Orchards Duloe Blush 4.5
Well balanced sparkling cider with fresh raspberry aroma
Cornish Orchards Duloe Heritage Cider 5.0
Refreshing gently sparkling cider with ripe fruit flavour of windfall apples
Cornish Orchards Duloe Pear 5.0
Refreshing delicate medium dry cider with lovely soft sparkle
Cornish Orchards Duloe Vintage Cider 7.2
A connoisseurs cider medium dry & lightly sparkling
ALCOHOLIC GINGER BEERSWheal Maiden Brewery Cornwall Grandma’s Weapon Grade 5.5
Straight from the barrel, is gingery and fiery hot
FRUIT WINESLyme Bay Winery Black Beer & Raisin Sweet 14.5
Lyme Bay Winery Blackberry Med. 14.5
Lyme Bay Winery Cherry Med. Sweet 14.5
Lyme Bay Winery Cowslip Med. Sweet 14.5
Lyme Bay Winery Cranberry Med. Sweet 14.5
Lyme Bay Winery Damson Med. 14.5
Lyme Bay Winery Dandelion Off/Dry 14.5
Lyme Bay Winery Elderberry Sweet 14.5
BELGIAN FRUIT BEERSTimmermans Belgium Kriek (Cherry) 4.0
no tasting notes
Timmermans Belgium Peche (Peach) 4.0
no tasting notes
Timmermans Belgium Framboise (Raspberry) 4.0
no tasting notes
Timmermans Belgium Strawberry 4.0
no tasting notes
Lyme Bay Winery Elderflower Dry 14.5
Lyme Bay Winery Gooseberry Med. Sweet 14.5
Lyme Bay Winery Nettle Dry 14.5
Lyme Bay Winery Peach Sweet 14.5
Lyme Bay Winery Plum Med. 14.5
Lyme Bay Winery Quince Medium/Dry 15.5
Lyme Bay Winery Raspberry Medium 14.5
Lyme Bay Winery Rosehip Med. Dry 14.5
Lyme Bay Winery Sloe Med. 14.5
Lyme Bay Winery Strawberry Sweet 14.5
Lyme Bay Winery Strawberry & Apple Medium/Dry 14.5
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The Parade, Mousehole, Cornwall TR19 [email protected] 01736 731 222
Open 9.30am-11pm. Eat with us for lunch, supper or inbetween.
On the horizon.... Sea, Salts & AlesThe Old Coastguard hosts its first Live Music & Ale Weekend, 5th, 6th & 7th July.
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CALL US NOW TO PLACE YOUR ORDER - 01803 555004 - www.baysbrewery.co.uk
BAYS GOLD Alc 4.3% Vol
An easy drinking, light golden ale and Bays
biggest seller. It’s unique blend of hops create
lemon citrus overtones which tantalise and refresh the palette.
BAYS BEST Alc 3.7% Vol
A Devon best bitter, amber in colour and a
multi award winner. Bays Best is a well balanced,
clean and crisp beer with a dry and hoppy finish.
DEVON DUMPLING Alc 5.1% Vol
A strong golden beer with a fresh hop character. This ale has a smooth taste with a balanced sweetness throughout.
Devonshire through and through!
TOPSAIL Alc 4% Vol
Launched in June 2010, Topsail is a well balanced beer, deep amber in colour with a subtle sweetness
throughout.
FESTIVAL ENTERTAINMENT
Friday 31st May8 - 11.00 The Suspects
Soul, R & B, Blues
Saturday 1st June1 - 3.30 McArthey
Folk, Country
4 - 6.00 Galleys Folly
6 - 7.00 The Kruners
Singers
8 - 11.00 Me and the Devil
Jazz band, Acoustic
LIMITED EDITION BREWS
PALE • FRUITY • HOPPY
OUR NEW SUMMER ALE!
A CORNISH SUMMER IN A GLASS
Once again our brewers have carefully selected a number of the most spectacular hops, this time all from the USA, and using only Cornish pale malt have created a brand new stunning pale ale for the summer. Lushingtons is perfect for those who love new world style hoppy, fruity pale ales, but at a session strength.
“Like Porthleven, our latest beer is named after another of Cornwall’s famous surf spots , Lushingtons , at Porthtowan beach on the North Coast. When the sand banks are good this is one of the finest waves you will find anywhere in the UK”
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The Cornish Beer & Surf Co.Celebrating our Cornish surfing heritage and the skills and creativity of our brewing team–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––
LIMITED EDITION BREWS
PALE • FRUITY • HOPPY
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