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Beers for the Warrington Rotary Beer Festival in 2006

 

Brewery

Beer

Colour/ Style

ABV

  1.  

Abbeydale

Sheffield

Moonshine
Sponsor: Croft Formation Drinking Team

Beautifully balanced premium bitter with distinctive floral aroma, leading to predominantly citrus taste with grapefruit & lemons to the fore, & a quenching bitter finish.

Straw

Bitter

4.3

  1.  

All Gates

Wigan

Brightblade
Sponsor: Business Link Warrington

The use of three hops arouses the taste buds with ginger spice & lemon nose. A very good aftertaste

Golden

Bitter

4.0

  1.  

All Gates

Wigan

Young Pretender
Sponsor: Serco Assurance  

Very crisp with aroma of citrus fruit leading to a dry & hoppy finish.

Very Pale

Bitter

3.8

  1.  

Archers

Swindon

Dark Mild 

Complex, rich and tasty

Dark

Mild

3.4

  1.  

Archers

Swindon

Soft Lad

Hoppy with a hint of blackcurrant

Straw

Bitter

3.9

  1.  

Bazens

Salford

Knoll St Porter
Sponsor: Williams Tarr

Very complex malt flavours form the basis of this multi-grained dark beer. Velvety smooth with a drying fruity hop finish.

Dark

Porter

5.2

  1.  

Bazens

Salford

My Beautiful Williamette 
Sponsor: Orchid Environmental

5th ‘one hop ‘ beer with film related titles, uses USA hop Williamette. Related to fuggles, producing  mild aroma, light bitterness & delicate citrusy flavour.

Pale

Bitter

4.0

  1.  

Beartown

Congleton

Pandamonium
Sponsor: Steria Ltd

A very dark stout with a mix of blackcurrant, a beer that once you've started to drink it you find that you cannot stop!

Black

Stout

4.8

  1.  

Beartown

Congleton

White Admiral
Sponsor:Personal Refrigeration

Dry hopped to give a light taste of summertime

Dark Straw

Bitter

4.1

  1.  

Big Lamp

Newcastle

Lamp light
Sponsor: Chevron Texaco

Well balanced beer.

Pale

Bitter

4.2

  1.  

Borough Arms

Crewe

Pale Ale

Session bitter from a pub brewery.

Pale

Bitter

3.9

11B

Bushy’s

Isle of Man

Bramble

Brewed with blackberries.

Fruit

Bitter

4.0

12.

Cains

Liverpool

Bitter
Sponsor: Cain's Brewery

Refreshing full-bodied bitter, the rich flavours of premium malt & Goldings hops are unmistakeable in this well balanced, traditionally brewed bitter.

Dark Amber

Bitter

4

13.
 

Cains

Liverpool

Dragonheart
Sponsor:Cain's Brewery

Brewed to 19th century recipe, blend of premium ale malts & the finest English hops produce a fruity & complex character.

Dark

Brown Ale

5

14.

Coachhouse

Warrington

Blueberry
Sponsor: Cheshire Cakes Ltd

Fruity & bitter with light dry aftertaste. Only finest English ingredients are used, including natural blueberry flavour incorporated during maturation. Fully fermented to produce a very drinkable beer at this strength. Warming & autumnal.

Very Pale Gold

Fruit

5

15.
 

Coachhouse

Warrington

Passion fruit
Sponsor: Physiotherapy Clinic

Very pale with light delicate bitterness & the natural flavour of passion fruit

Very Pale

Fruit

5

16.
 

Coachhouse

Warrington

Peach
Sponsor: Coachhouse Brewery

Very pale with a light delicate bitterness & the natural flavour of peach.

Very Pale

Fruit

5

17.
 

Coachhouse

Warrington

Postlethwaite    
Sponsor:
www. warrington-worldwide.co.uk

Champion Beer of Cheshire 2001 brewed for10th year of trading & the success of one of Warrington's most famous sons.Golden cask ale, made only from the finest Maris Otter malt, Crystal malt & English hops. Choicest English Golding hops are added immediately after filling, resulting in a full-bodied satisfying drink with superb hop aroma. Full of character &  uncompromising, just like the man himself.

Amber

Bitter

4.6

18.
 

Coniston

Bluebird
Sponsor: Sterling Financial Advice Ltd

Good session ale with light clean quality taste. An inviting hoppy aroma gives way to a good dry finish. Best Beer Oktoberfest 3 & 4

Pale Gold

Bitter

3.6

19.
 

Daleside

Harrogate

Blonde
Sponsor: Edwards Hairdressing

Hoppy with a hint of citrus & sherbet. A distinctive nose combines with a delicate taste & subtle aftertaste to make a delightfully different Yorkshire brew.

Golden

Bitter

3.9

20.
 

Eldridge Pope

Dorchester

Southern Glory
Sponsor: Eldridge Pope

First of Eldridge Pope 'Excellent Pint' beers with distinctive fragrant citrus hop aroma & fruity, bitter taste.

Amber

Bitter

3.7

21.
 

Enville

Stourbridge

Czechmate

Brewed using the Saaz hop, this is a light & fruity beer with a dryness which confirms it as a classic Czech-style beer.

Very Pale

Lager

4.2

22.
 

Enville

Stourbridge

Enville Ale
Sponsor: Enville Brewery

Honey gives a fruity bitter with an initial sweetness progressing to a complex dry hoppy taste.

Pale Yellow

Honey

4.5

23.
 

Fernandes

Wakefield

Bob's Big 50

Brand new strong dark beer brewed using six different malts & three hops.

Dark

Stout

5

24.
 

Fernandes

Wakefield

Empress of India

Strong, dangerously drinkable, fruity & malty beer with a complex bitter palate & dry finish.

Amber

Bitter

6

25.
 

George Wright

Rainford

Roman Black
Sponsor: Northwest Vending

A special traditional dark winter beer with Maris Otter, Goldings, caramel and a small amount of wheat.

Dark

Bitter

4.8

26.
 

Goose Eye

Keighley

Barmpot

A pale golden additive free traditionally brewed beer with a refreshing lingering taste of hops.

Amber

Bitter

3.8

27.
 

Goose Eye

Keighley

Ghoul'den Gander

Brewed using three hop varieties to give a floral aroma.

Pale

Bitter

4.2

28.
 

Hanby

Wem

Cherrybomb
Sponsor: Clovemead Ltd

Splendid rich fruity beer with a maraschino cherry taste &  potent punch. Best Beer Oktoberfest 1.

Dark Red

Fruit

6

29.
 

Hawkshead

Lakeland Gold
Sponsor: PCS

Hoppy  bitter with complex fruit flavours from the blending of English hop. First Gold, with the American, Cascade.

Golden

Bitter

4.4

30.
 

Hesket Newmarket

Wigton

Cockup Porter
Sponsor: Northwest Co-operatives

Crisp chocolate malt flavour, smoothed with liberal crystal malt & carefully controlled fermentation to give a full stout-like palate with balanced bitterness from Fuggles, & Goldings & just a hint of Herzbrucker Hallertau.

Dark

Porter

3

31A

Hesket Newmarket

Wigton

Catbells Pale Ale
Sponsor: Northwest Co-operatives

Beware - this refreshing, easy to drink pale ale could readily catch you out.

Pale

Bitter

5

31B

Hesket Newmarket

Wigton

Sca Fell Blonde
Sponsor: Northwest Co-operatives

A pale, hoppy, refreshing beer with some lager character..

Pale

Bitter

3

32.
 

Holdens

Dudley

Golden Glow
Sponsor: Mitchell Charlesworth

Pale golden beer, with a subtle hop aroma, plus gentle sweetness & a light hoppiness add to the flavour.

Golden

Bitter

4.4

33.
 

Holdens

Dudley

Table Tapper
Sponsor: Round Table

Herald hops & Optic malt fuse to give straw champagne coloured beer, distinctive hoppy nose, rich & full-bodied quaffable taste resulting in a spellbinding dry bitter taste. Out of this world!

Bitter

4.7

34.
 

Hop Back

Salisbury

Summer Lightning  
Sponsor: John & Irene Wilson

Extremely pleasant bitter with a terrific fresh, hoppy aroma. This, coupled with an intense bitterness, leads to an excellent long, dry finish.

Straw

Bitter

5

35.
 

Howard Town

Glossop

Wren's Nest
Sponsor: Fiddle I’the Bag Inn

Hoppy IPA with spicy undertones & a bitter finish.

Golden

Bitter

4.2

36.
 

Inveralmond

Perth

Ossian

Perilously smooth & drinkable with distinct nutty tones& fruitiness. Fist gold, perle & cascade hops create its unique spicy orange zesty aroma & refreshing flavour.

Golden

Bitter

4.1

37.
 

Jennings

Cockermouth

Crag Rat

Nickname given locally to particularly enthusiastic climbers. The beer has a delicate flavour & aroma, perfect to slake the thirst.

Golden

Bitter

4.3

38.
 

Jennings

Cockermouth

Snecklifter
Sponsor: Total

Strong, satisfying ale, wonderfully warming & full of complex flavours which create an intriguing beer of great character.

Dark, Reddish

Bitter

5.2

39.
 

Leek Brewery

Leek

Leekenbrau
Sponsor: wirefm 107.2  

Gently hopped lager style beer.

Very Pale

Lager

5

40.
 

Leek Brewery

Leek

Strawberry Sunset
Sponsor: Lymm Wine & Beer Circle

Light golden beer with a hint of strawberries.

Golden

Fruit

5

41.
 

Marble

Manchester

Chocolate Marble
Sponsor: Baobab Solutions Ltd

Liquid chocolate!

Black

Stout

6

42.
 

Northern

Blakemere

Liberty Bell
Sponsor: One Stop Safety

Delicate copper tinted session beer with hints of blackcurrant & spicy fruit.

Reddish

Bitter

4

43.
 

Northern

Blakemere

Renegade

A fresh, fruity, golden hoppy beer. Made with East Kent Goldings, one of the UK 's most highly prized hop varieties.

Fruity

Bitter

4.3

44.
 

Northumberl’d

Bedlington

Fog on the Tyne
Sponsor: Manchester Fuel Terminal

A light hoppy session beer.

Pale

Bitter

4.1

45.
 

Northumbrl’d

Bedlington

Legends of the Tyne (No 1 Jackie Milburn)    
Sponsor: RemGuard

Light golden high aroma beer with a good traditional bitterness.

Light

Bitter

4.3

46A

Oakham

Oakham

Attila the Hun

Very Strong. Attila the Hun was suspected of suffocating from a bloody nose after passing out from alcohol at his stag night.

Strong

Bitter

7.5

46.

Oakham

Oakham

White Dwarf

Piercing bitterness in this 'brite' English style wheat beer mellows to reveal fruit overtones amidst a 'dry as a bone' finish, a real thirst quencher.

Pale

Wheat

4.3

47.
 

Ossett

Ossett

Pale Gold
Sponsor: Morgan Williams

Light refreshing pale ale, floral/spicy aroma is derived from finest American hops. Beer that drinks higher than its modest alcohol content indicates.

Pale

Bitter

3.8

48.
 

Ossett

Ossett

Silver King
Sponsor: Hi Tec Scaffolding

Sparkling lager style beer  with  crisp dry flavour & citrus fruity aroma.

Very Pale

Lager

4.3

49.
 

Phoenix

Heywood

Arizona
Sponsor: ESSO

Hoppy & clean

Very Pale

Bitter

4.1

50.
 

Phoenix

Heywood

Black Bee
Sponsor: Paul Burkey

Rich, dark honey porter

Dark

Porter

4.5

51.
 

Phoenix

Heywood

Wobbly Bob
Sponsor: DaviesRidgway

Strong fruity, malty flavours & aromas, slight sweetness yields to dry finish. Best Beer Oktoberfest 9

Dark Amber

Bitter

6

52.
 

Plassey

Wrexham

Dragon's Breath
Sponsor: Fearnhead Dental Surgery

A fruity, strong bitter, smooth & quite sweet, though not cloying with an intense fruity aroma. A dangerously drinkable winter warmer.

Dark Red

Bitter

6

53.
 

Ramsbury

Marlborough

Flintknapper
Sponsor: Salt Union Ltd

Chocolate malt contributes to the rich colour & malty overtones in the flavour. Smooth hoppy characteristic is produced by Goldings hops.

Rich Amber

Bitter

4.2

53B

Red Rose

Great Harwood

Older Empire IPA

Genuine India Pale Ale in 1820's style with strong hop aroma & flavour. Initial tasting belies its strength which becomes quickly apparent from its robust malty & bitter notes. As easydrinking as the new wave of pale, floral bitters, but more richly satisfying.

Pale Bitter

5.5

54.
 

Robinson's

Stockport

Hatters  

Soft, sweet roast malt flavours & a caramel malt nose.

Pale Amber

Mild

3.3

55.
 

Roosters

Knaresboro’

Yankee

Premium aromatic bitter with soft bitterness. Aromas of lychees, tropical fruits & sometimes Muscat grapes from the Cascade hops grown in the Yakima Valley.

Pale

Bitter

4.3

56.
 

Shepherd Neame

Faversham

Late Red
Sponsor: Shepherd Neame

A deep sweetness combining burnt notes with toffee & honey, Cascade hops grown in Kent add their resinous note of autumn leaves.

Red

Bitter

4.3

57.
 

Slater's

Eccleshall

Top Totty
Sponsor: Johnson's Hairdressing

A light, very hoppy, refreshing wheat beer.

Pale Gold

Wheat

4

58.
 

Spitting Feathers

Chester

Basket Case

Strong ale with a rich & fruity full flavour & smooth finish.

Dark Ruby

Bitter

4.8

59.
 

Station House

Ellesmere Port

Buzzin'
Sponsor:
Briden Construction Ltd

Brewed from Maris Otter malt & a late twin hop mixture, a beer with freshness & tanginess.

Golden

Bitter

4.3

60.
 

Storm

Macclesfield

Bosley Cloud
Sponsor: Appleton's Commercial Engineering

Superb ale with an aromatic explosion of fruity flavours.

Golden

Bitter

4.1

61.
 

Storm

Macclesfield

Silk of Amnesia
Sponsor: Uniqwin UK

Full flavoured with a hoppy aroma & a rich chocolate palate.

Dark

Stout

4.7

62.
 

Thomas Hardy

Burtonwood

Dark Shadow
Sponsor:EDS Carpets

Strong, smooth & malty.

Dark

Bitter

5.5

63.
 

Thomas Hardy

Burtonwood

I Can't Believe it's not Lager
Sponsor:Thomas Hardy

Distinctive slightly sweet lager style beer with an extra hop 'bite'.

Very Pale

Lager

4.7

64.
 

Thomas Hardy

Burtonwood

Wizzerwoo

Very pale, very strong. Best Beer Oktoberfest 8

Pale

Bitter

5.6

65.
 

Three Rivers

Stockport

Pilgrim's Progress 

This exceptional ale is noticeably full-bodied, hints of coffee & caramel in the taste are complimented by a spicy hop character & a prominent aroma.

Light Amber

Bitter

4.2

66.
 

Thwaites

Blackburn

Lancaster Bomber
Sponsor: Daniel Thwaites Brewery

Northern Beauty. Very easy drinking beer with inviting malty aroma, full-bodied flavour & finely balanced hop character enriched by the late addition of Styrian Goldings to give a prominent floral hop aroma & warming aftertaste.

Amber

Bitter

4.4

67.
 

Timothy Taylor

Keighley

Landlord
Sponsor: Bentley's Toyota ( Warrington)

A full drinking pale ale with a complex & hoppy aroma.

Pale

Bitter

4.3

68.
 

WC Brewery

Mickle Trafford

Grosse Fahrt

Brewed using Cascade hops & wheat malt to create a truly refreshing golden bitter. One of the smallest commercial breweries in the country. The Gents first got together to brew a special wedding ale - Bachelor's Best.

Golden

Bitter

4

69.
 

Weetwood

Tarporley

Cheshire Cat
Sponsor: Warrington Guardian

Smooth foretaste & fruity hoppy finish makes an easy drinking ale of distinction.

Blonde

Bitter

4

70.
 

Weetwood

Tarporley

Oasthouse Gold
Sponsor: Harry Fairclough Construction

The addition of wheat malt produces a full & memorable foretaste, with Goldings adding a lingering, unique dry finish. Best Beer Oktoberfest 2

Straw

Bitter

5

71.
 

Wentworth

Rotherham

Rampant Gryphon
Sponsor: Dixon Webb

 A pleasingly strong ale.

Light

Bitter

6.2

72.
 

White Horse

Stanford-in-the-Vale

Village Idiot

Even the most foolish will recognise this distinctively golden beer. Finest hops balanced by Yorkshire malt.

Bitter

4.1

73.
 

Woodlands

Wrenbury

Midnight Stout
Sponsor:DATS Technical Recruitment

Smooth traditional easy-drinking stout with a dry roasted barley flavour

Dark

Stout

4.4

74.
 

Woodlands

Wrenbury

Woodland's Mild

A stunning creamy mild reviving the taste of yesteryear

Dark

Mild

3.5

75.
 

Wychwood

Witney

Dog's bollocks
Sponsor:Wychwood Brewery

A bold malty flavour counter-balanced by a crisp citrus hop flavour. Beer with balls! Big round & fruity!

Dark Gold

Bitter

5.2