Abbot Ale Beer, 24 x 500ml

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The truth is, most beer tastes best when it’s at its freshest, and the fridge can’t prevent good beer from spoiling after a long period of time. However, it’s still the best way to keep your beer tasting as it should for the longest time. The cool temperature slows the spoiling process down, and when stored in the ideal conditions, you can enjoy a lager or ale for a long time. Dorset-based Palmers Brewery has seen sales of its traditional, bottled ginger beer brand soar... Tesco Extends Butcombe Range to West Country Express Stores Dartmoor Brewery was awarded Small Business of the Year at the Herald Business Awards... SIBA to fund guide dog training Hunter's Premium (ABV 4.8%)The first beer brewed by Hunter's it features a lovely malty flavour hopped with Goldings, a typically English hop. Over 850 publicans and bar managers signed up to be part of the Wadworth... Demand high for Falmouth Beer

Butcombe, the South West’s fastest growing brewery, has produced a beautifully photographed cookbook ‘Cooking... Launceston to holds its first beer festival English IPA 5.4% ABV - Four types of organic malted barley give a distinctive red colour and malt character. Subtle bittering and hopping. A total of 22 beers from the Society of Independent Brewers’ (SIBA) South West... COTSWOLD BREWING COURSE MAKES HISTORY AT ROYAL AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY S- I popped the cap and the waft was like a Rasta had just floated into the room, man. Now it's settled down I sniff again - a lovely roastiness.Brakspear Honey Bee creates a buzz for Friends of the Earth Bee Campaign South West brewery brings laughter to the streets of Bristol on ‘Blue Monday’ St George & the Dragon is one of Wadworth’s most popular seasonal ales and... If Butcombe Did Music…. Unlike most beer competitions, CAMRA invites brewers to submit a particular beer for judging in CBoB (and not all take up the offer). In most other competitions, it is the brewery who decides which beer to enter and, in the majority of cases, the brewer has to pay an entry fee. No fees are payable for CBoB. Wadworth Trade Quality Brewer Adrian Wood is retiring after 44 years in the brewing... Skinner’s Help Preserve Surfing History Early one cold morning in January about a dozen members of the local CAMRA... Love Is In The Air At Skinners!

The brewery was renamed Dartmoor Brewery in May 2008. In 2010 three new 14,000-litre fermenting vessels were added to further increase capacity to cope with ever-growing demand. It is claimed to be the highest brewery in England at 1400 feet above sea level.Raven (ABV 4.2%) - Award winning chestnut brown ale, rich, smooth and malty brewed with a generous helping of English hops; full of flavour with caramel notes and summer-fruit aromas. Otter Brewery have presented a cheque to the Royal British Legion as part of... New Brewer strengthens Dartmoor Brewing team The Pier House has a sun terrace with outside heating. You can enjoy al fresco dining or simply relax with a drink taking in the stunning sea views. The pub is open every day and even has an amusement arcade to keep the kids entertained. Independent local brewer, Bath Ales, has unveiled a fresh new look for Graze Bar... Bath Ales Secures Landmark Export Deal Based on the edge of beautiful Dartmoor craft beers; bold, unfiltered and intensely flavoured are produced

Pandit (ABV 4.9%) - An aroma of citrusy and floral U.S. hop varieties is complemented on the palate by a well-defined, biscuity malt character. Head Brewer Alan works for an Engineering Company and brews part time producing traditional ales Hops used range from the traditional Challenger, Fuggle and Golding but the RBC Ales also feature the use of Cascade, Bramling Cross and Chinook Hops. The organisers of CBR, formerly known as Craft Beer Rising, will be offering SIBA... Clare Moody MEP visits SIBA Chairman’s Exe Valley BreweryUses twice the amount of roasted malt of The Stout. Big, bold flavours of bitter dark chocolate, roasted coffee and pungent dark fruit. Not for the faint of heart. This Torquay pub boasts an award-winning raised beer garden and sun terrace with spectacular views of Babbacombe Downs. A SKINNER’S brew is the only golden ale from the South West shortlisted for... Wadworth Launch 'Passport to Prizes' Scheme Ahead of National Cask Ale Week This week see the launch of a charity supporting beer from Devon’s leading producer... Beer Grotto!

If you are a CAMRA member, then the choice of the beers starts with you. Every autumn, CAMRA members are asked to vote on which beers should be included in that year’s CBoB. This is done on-line so you need to make sure that your membership preferences allow for this. Beers are nominated in twelve draught beer style categories and two for bottled beers. At the same time, CAMRA’s regional tasting panels put forward their recommendations from their tastings over the year. CAMRA’s regional CBoB coordinators then combine the input from the two sources to work out which beers will go forward to the regional judging round. Around six to nine beers in each of the style categories go forward. This means that there needs to be 14 judging panels in each of CAMRA’s nine regions. This judging is usually done at local beer festivals. The beers are judged ‘blind’ with the judges having no indication of which they are. The winners of each of the categories are then put forward to either the main CBoB competition at the Great British Beer Festival or, if appropriate, the Champion Winter Beer of Britain competition held at the GBBF (Winter). For London, beers are put together with beers from the South East region. Skinner’s Brewery is supporting an exciting new project which is recording the history of... Bath Ales Opens Showcase Store at Hare House This venue on Torquay’s seafront promenade is next to the Princess Theatre and the pier. Everybody loves the beautiful views. In summer, buskers often perform in this area. Portside (ABV 4.3%) - a crisp, bronze ale. Full bodied, with hints of fruits, caramel and sweet biscuit aroma. It has a secret recipe of malt giving it a distinctive flavour. Salcombe's ales are available in many pubs in and around our area and also in their online shop in bottles, tins and Bag in a Box

Independent brewer Bath Ales has just unveiled two exciting new venues housed in the... Winter Glow Wins Gold At Camra's National Winter Ale Festival The Turf, just outside Exeter, is one of the very few pubs in the country which cannot be reached by car – but you can walk or cycle there, or even get a boat across from Topsham. You can also camp by the estuary. The beer garden often has outdoor barbecues as well as plenty of space to run around. Opening times are dependant on the weather. Christmas Cheer (ABV 5.2%) - An aroma of Christmas pudding but tastes like a good strong ale without any overpowering flavours The Ale is mainly sold directly the public in small cask, Bag in Box and bottle. 9 Gallon Firkin and 4.5 Gallon Pins are also available on an occasional basis in local pubs and festivals listed below. Christmas Ales are expected to be brewed including a strong Dark Winter Warmer and a light Pale Ale.