See https://events.camra.org.uk/events/78645
Chappel Beer Festival - Station Road Chappel CO6 2DS | |
Ended Sat 04 Mar 2023 | |
This festival is organised by the Campaign for Real Ale | |
https://events.camra.org.uk/events/78645 |
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.
This beer list is tentative, please check at the festival for available beers as changes can occur before and during the festival.
Beeston
Easy to drink, refreshing mild ale
Beeston
This is an old style, traditional strong bitter which is smooth, malty & full-bodied. The name is a Norfolk colloquialism meaning a bit wonky, or not quite straight
Belgian Brewer
Dark, Belgian-style beer. Strong, rich, chocolatey nose with a dash of toasted barley. First time available in Cask. VEGAN
Belgian Brewer
Belgian-style beer, which has a sweetness on the nose that is perfectly balanced, with refreshing hints of orange peel and gentle notes of coriander on your palate. First Time in Cask. VEGAN
Bishop Nick
Chocolate and dark crystal malts, malted oats and roasted barley. Bitter coffee and chocolate flavours are comfortably balanced with sweet toffee taste.
Bishop Nick
A peach-hued West Coast IPA, full of American hops
BLACK BOX
Refreshing, blonde ale, which balances soft malt flavours with complex spiciness from the Williamette hops
Briarbank
A golden yellow ale, packed with Cascade hops for great floral and citrus flavours. VEGAN
Briarbank
Full-bodied with a sweet finish and subtle use of English bittering hops
Buntingford
Golden single hop ale - which hop is TBC
Buntingford
Dark ruby beer with a devilish bite!
CHALK HILL
IPA. Spicy full-bodied hoppiness and a dry aftertaste
Colchester
Old ale with a dark and sinister malty sweetness
Elgood
Light chestnut coloured ale with a rich, malty character and a hint of raisins
Elmtree
Blonde ale with a glorious nasal feast of floral hops, a tantalising hint of citrus, rounding off into a refreshingly long dry finish
Elmtree
A pale ale in the traditional style that is initially malty and delicately bittered. The long dry biscuit finish is enhanced by the subtle citrus aromas
Fat Cat
IPA, showcasing the tropical flavours of the Mosaic hop, delivering bold and fruity flavours. A hoppy thirst quencher
Fat Cat
Sweet, smoothy and creamy dark milk stout
Fat Cat
Copper-coloured, marmalade-tasting bitter ale
Grain
Extra pale, dry, with a grapefruit hop aroma. VEGAN
Grain
Gold Ale, with Vienna Malt, fermented with Lager Yeast. Slovenian and US hops for fruity new world finish. VEGAN
Grain
Smooth, rich, creamy and complex smoked porter. VEGAN
Grain
India Pale Ale, light on the palate, bursting with juicy, tropical fruit hop flavours. VEGAN
Harwich Town
Golden ale - refreshing and easy drinking
Harwich Town
Decent golden ale with plenty of hops
Humpty Dumpty
Golden session bitter with a delicate hop aroma leading to a light clean-tasting finish
Humpty Dumpty
A dark, sweet Norfolk porter
Lacons
Proper drinking bitter with a bitterish finish
Lacons
Light golden ale, with a wonderful fruity character
Mauldons
A light, golden ale with a hint of citrus
Mauldons
Powerful hops give a lovely citrus burst followed by a crisp, clean finish
Mighty Oak
Rather tasty and very refreshing session pale ale
Mighty Oak
Rich black creamy stout, malt flavours of espresso coffee, dark chocolate and dark fruit
Moon Gazer
Norfolk ale, classic amber ale - fruity overtones, balanced, smooth finish.
Moon Gazer
Norfolk ruby ale is full-bodied with malty overtones and a rich, spicy aroma
Moonshine
A crisp, clean, straw coloured light-bodied beer. With a citrus, tropical fruit aroma
Moonshine
Reddish/brown coloured beer. Brewed using a blend of English & German malts. Hopped with American Columbus hops
Mr Winter's
Dark mild ale melding roasted notes with hints of nuts, chocolate and caramel
Mr Winter's
A blend of chocolate and cara malts creates a seductive combination of liquorice, coffee and caramel flavours
Mr Winter's
Strong, citrus hopped IPA with hints of zesty orange, grapefruit and lemon
New River
Golden ale, brewed with Caramalt and Wai-iti hops from New Zealand
New River
Four malt varieties providing lightly-smoked, liquorice and chocolatey flavours in our smooth, dark porter
Papworth
Subtle aroma and flavour from the Maris Otter malt, with a dry (yet fruity) bitterness
Papworth
Malty, ruby bitter with Hall Mitt hops
Red Fox
Popular, local, refreshing golden ale
Red Fox
Strong new golden ale, based on the old Farmers' Ale brew
Roughacre
Brewed with wheat and barley malts for a chocolaty, nutty flavour. Brewers Gold and East Kent Golding hops provide the bitterness, with Bramling Cross for a spicy, fruity aroma
Roughacre
A Double IPA, with new world hops. Bursting with fresh pine, passion fruit and citrus flavours from Columbus, Summit, Equanot and Amarillo hops, and brewed with Maris Otter pale malts for a full strength beast of an ale!
Shalford
Warming winter ale that uses Amber and Crystal malt to produce a delicate sweetness, offset with aromas and bitterness from the Fuggles and Bramling Cross hops
Shalford
Strong old ale with lots of flavour to enjoy slowly
Tindall Ales
A hoppy golden ale; the perfect marriage of East Anglian Maris Otter barley and American Cascade hops
Tindall Ales
Light beer with subtle caramel notes and a crisp dry finish. Heavily dry-hopped with Cascade hops for aroma and flavour
Tindall Ales
Sweet stout, with roasted malts and coffee flavours; it is rich and full-bodied with the sweetness of caramel
WATSONS
Pale ale with Citra, Columbus and Challenger hops. Lots of them
White Hart
Easy-drinking golden ale, made from traditional Maris Otter barley and Goldings East Kent hops
Witham
Copper coloured easy-drinking bitter
Wolf
Light brown full-bodied ale with a well-balanced mix of flavours. Hops blend with malt and bitterness in a smooth finish with some citrus undertones
Wolf
100% British ingredients, rich red fruit ale with oaky, sweet aromas and a chocolate treacle taste
Initial data sourced from CAMRA
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