Barwick in Elmet Beer Festival
On the seventeenth day, in the ninth month in the Year of our lord two thousand and sixteen (17th September 2016).
Men and women from as far a field as Scholes, Crossgates, Aberford, Thorner, Garforth and even Castleford will make the treacherous journey across yorkshire hill and dale to join the fine people of Barwick-in-Elmet to celebrate the grand old Yorkshire Tradition of standing around supping fine Yorkshire ale and having a good old fashioned natter about ale, the weather and what other subjects tha likes.
This year will be 8th annual beer festivals in Barwick and we promise it will be the biggest and hopefully the best yet.
We have an unprecedented 20 Cask conditioned ales, 8 different wines and a large selection (288 Bottles) of traditional Ciders, bottled continental lagers and craft beers.
We will also be serving up fine Yorkshire fayre in the form of "pie and peas" to help soak up that beer and hopefully keep you drinking into the early evening or until there's nowt left.
Should the conversation run dry before the bar does we will also be providing some entertainment in the form of live music and a few traditional bar room games.
Entry will be a reet good, and inflation busting five (£5.00)Yorkshire pounds. For which you shall receive a commemorative glass, souvenir programme and a pint of beer, or 2 halves should you prefer.
All proceeds from the festival will go to supporting the Barwick in Elmet maypole trust.
We look forward seeing you all on the 17th of September. Cheers, Prost, Salut, Yammas, Nostrovia, azzoobahnon and bottoms up.
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Barwick in Elmet Village Hall, Chapel Lane, Barwick in Elmet, Leeds LS15 4EL |
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Information is provided to the best of our knowledge, but please check with the festival organiser before attending as the details here may be inaccurate.
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This beer list is tentative, please check at the festival for available beers as changes can occur before and during the festival.
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(3.8%)Day at the races
North Riding Brew Pub
Seasonal – A light citrus hop pale ale.
- REGION: West Yorkshire
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(4.5%)
Nah Then
Imperial Brewery
Citra golden/blonde ale – English style beer.
- REGION: South Yorkshire
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(4.2%)
Triple Hop
Partners Brewery
Triple Hop is an american style pale ale made with Williamette, Cluster and Cascade Hops, creating a beer with an excellent bitterness and a fabulous hoppy aftertaste.
- REGION: West Yorkshire
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(4.5%)Clash London Porter
Revolutions Brewing Co.
Dark ale made with 5 dark malts and hopped with legendary US hops for a smooth, rounded finish.
- REGION: West Yorkshire
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(3.8%)Dave
Great Heck Brewing Co Ltd
Champion Beer of the Festival Wakefield CAMRA 2008 Dark, silky smooth session bitter brewed with copious quantities of finest English chocolate and crystal malts whose richness is balanced to perfection by the subtle bitterness and hints of berries from the addition of whole English hop flowers. Come to the bar and meet your new best mate, Dave.
- REGION: North Yorkshire
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(4.1%)
Magnificent Blonde
James & Kirkman
This pale blonde ale is refreshing, with a nice crisp clean bitterness and a fruity finish. There are just the right amount of floral notes to have you reaching for your glass all to often.
- REGION: West Yorkshire
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(4.0%)
Original Blonde
White Rose Brewery
Blonde lager style beer with American hops creating a spicy, floral, citrus aroma. – Pale Straw Coloured Ale, Well Balanced Hoppy
- REGION: South Yorkshire
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(4.3%)
Silver King
Ossett Brewery
A crisp, dry flavour and a fruity, citrus aroma. Our palest permanently available brew, and consistently popular for fifteen years, Silver King is perhaps Ossett's best known beer and winner of many prestigious awards. A single combination of lager malt and American Cascade hops result in a crisp, dry, refreshing bitter in which the aromas of citrus are pleasingly well balanced. Awards: SIBA National Speciality Beer Champion 2001.
- REGION: West Yorkshire
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(4.0%)
Bramling Honeycreeper
Bird Brain
Golden Ale, 4.0%, spicy,well balanced bitter with peach and pear finish. Hops used Bramling Cross, Pacific Gem and First Gold.
- REGION: East Yorkshire
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(4.3%)Headland Red
Wold Top Brewery
A red beer to halt you in your tracks, giving you a warm red glow! A mellow malty flavour, from Wold grown barley, dark crystal malt and roasted barley. Hopped with Progress hops. The best beer to use for ‘beef in beer’.
- REGION: East Yorkshire
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(3.8%)
Old Forge Bitter
Half Moon Brewery
A very bright amber coloured ale with a soft spiced lemon and honeyed flavour.
- REGION: East Yorkshire
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(3.8%)
Sleck Dust
Great Newsome Brewery
Straw coloured thirst quenching easy drinking ale. Pleasingly bittered with lemony citrus hop notes and a floral aroma. “Sleck Dust” to quench the thirst! Straw/Floral/Lemony Citrus/Water, Barley Malt, Wheat Malt, Whole Hops, Yeast. SIBA regional silver winner 2012
- REGION: East Yorkshire
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(4.5%)
Captain Oates Dark Mild
Brown Cow Brewery
A premium dark mild brewed with a complex mix of malts and oats giving a wonderful depth of flavour, well balanced with undertones of coffee and chocolate and a full finish.
- REGION: North Yorkshire
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(4.4%)
Sessions
Brown Cow Brewery
A very pale hoppy session beer, drinks full for its strength. Refreshing finish with citrus notes in the aftertaste. Brewed with lager malt and American Cascade hops.
- REGION: North Yorkshire
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(3.7%)
Ruby Mild
Rudgate Brewery
A nutty, soft & rich, complex ruby ale. Winner of several awards, including CAMRA's supreme champion beer of Britain 2009. (multi awards 2002-15)
- REGION: North Yorkshire
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(3.6%)
R U Taking the P
Treboom Brewery
Brewed to promote awareness of Prostate Cancer – Gold in colour due to the addition of some Pale Chocolate malt balancing fruit and spice notes from Progress and Willamette hops. Then dry hopped in the cask with cascade hops to give extra depth of flavour.
- REGION: North Yorkshire
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(3.8%)
Bullseye Bitter
Jolly Sailor Brewery
Dark amber, honey, malt.
- REGION: North Yorkshire
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(3.9%)
Lightyear
Glentworth
The aroma is sweet fruits with some bitter hops. The taste has more sweet fruit with citrus from the hops. It´s dry with some bitterness in the finish.
- REGION: South Yorkshire
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(5.3%)
Absolution
Abbeydale Brewery
A deceptively easy-drinking strong beer, subtle and easy-going, fruity and gorgeous.Mid-straw coloured beer with aromas of tropical fruit and mangoes. The beer is sweet all the way through, balancedby some bitterness at the finish. Flavours arefruity with toffee apples and bananas. A clean tasting beer, sweetish but not cloying.
- REGION: South Yorkshire
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(4.5%)
Harvester
Acorn Brewery
Pale Crystal Malts give this pale bitter a sweet malty flavour. The English Bramling Cross Hops give an excellent bitterness and berry/fruit aroma
- REGION: South Yorkshire
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