WelcomeHello and a big welcome to all imblers, tickers,beer, cider and perry lovers alike to our 1st Rutland CAMRA Multum in Parvo beer festival.3 years ago a few like minded souls decided that it was time to stand up forour Rutland pubs and its drinkers. After a few meetings with the 3 branches ofCAMRA which covered Rutland, our sub branch was formed. As you arereading this, a decision is being made for our full branch status and should beknown shortly. We should then have funds to campaign on issues affecting ourpubs and its drinkers as we only have 58 pubs and bars left in our county.However, it is not all meetings and campaigns; we also have some great socialtrips to other parts. If you would like to join our committed band of peoplethen please go to the membership stand or fill in the form in this programme.

I want to thank all the Branch members who have helped put this Festivaltogether, it’s been hard work but well worth it, well done.

So if you’re a 1st timer or not, please enjoy yourselves here at the museum,sample some new and some more well known beers. Have a great time butplease remember to respect our neighbours and drink responsibly.

Cheers.

Graham Proud – Branch Chairman

Committee List Position

Alan Pickersgill Beer Festival Chair

Ian Tan Deputy Chair

Des Burgess Site Manager

Lisa James Treasurer

Jon Whowell Marketing & Publicity

Dave Casewell & Jackie Wilson Personnel

Gary Hoyles Ale Purchaser

Gillian Cumming Cider/Perry Purchaser

Phil Trow Legalities and Entertainment

Philip Tiplady CAMRA Leicester Branch Rep

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OFFICIALBEER FESTIVAL TAXI SERVICE

Berridge TaxisTel: 01572 756088

The Festival committee are grateful to Cory Environmental who are very kindly providing waste management

services. Also thanks to the staff at the Rutland County Museum for their assistance in all matters.

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We have planned this event to ensure that you have an enjoyabletime sampling a wide range of ales in safety. You can help us toachieve this by following some common sense rules.

The exhibits in the Museum are wonderful examples of agriculturalmachinery; great to look at, but definitely not for touching. Apart from the riskof damage to the equipment, some of it can inflict serious injury. We haveroped off areas to protect you and put straw bales in front of dangerousmachinery so please follow these rules:-

DO NOT move any straw bales – they have been placed for a purpose.

DO NOT cross any roped-off area.

DO NOT smoke anywhere on the premises, including the garden - smoking isonly allowed in the public car park.

DO NOT place your drinking glass where it may damage any exhibit ifknocked over.

DO NOT take drinking glasses out ofthe museum – we will provide a placewhere you can leave your drink if youneed to go out.

DO please follow any instructions oradvice given by Museum Officers orStewards.

DO please follow evacuationinstructions in the event of a fire orother emergency. The assembly point isin the public car park.

DO enjoy our Festival safely.

Thank you.

Health & Safety Information

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Excellent Home Cooked Food andReal Ales including our very own 5% ABV ‘Fall at the first’

Tel 01572 737335www.horseandjockeyrutland.co.uk

The Horse & JockeyManton, Rutland

P U B L I C H O U S E & R E S TA U R A N T

Traditional Country Pub on Rutland Waters South Shore

Beer Quotes

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Gold Barrel SponsorsCompany Contact Telephone Description1 Rutland Fly Fishing www.rutlandflyfishing.com 01780 722466 Fly fishing & tuition Rutland Water and

other locations

2 St Johns Consultancy consultancyjw@gmail.com 07780 923 439 Public Relations consultancy

3 Everards www.everards.co.uk/ 01780 720083 Beacon - The Wheatsheaf, Edith Westonpubs/wheatsheaf_145

4 Everards www.rutnet.co.uk//pp/ 01572 756797 Tiger - The Wheatseaf, Oakham Goldplus/viewGold.asp?id=1927

5 Everards www.thecrownrutland.co.uk 01572 822302 Original - The Crown, Uppingham

6 Everards www.thesuninncottesmore.co.uk 01572 898217 Sunchaser - The Sunn Inn, Cottesmore

7 Falcon Hotel www.falcon-hotel.co.uk/ 01572 823535 A renowned 16th Century Uppingham CoachingInn of great character and charm.

8 Don Paddy's info@donpaddys.co.uk 01572 822255 Enjoy the unique atmosphere of Don Paddy’sthroughout the day and into the night

9 Blue Ball Brauston www.theblueballbraunston.co.uk 01572 722135 The warmest welcome awaits at the oldest Inn inthe county

10 Merry Monk Follow ‘The Merry Monk Group’ 01572 722094 The Merry Monk is a family and dog friendly pubon Facebook. with a large beer garden, real Ales, good wines

and home cooked food. Regular live music.

11 Admiral Hornblower info@hornblowerhotel.co.uk 01572 723004 17th century Oakham inn with 10 bedrooms and exclusive restaurant

12 Berridge Taxi Service www.berridgetaxis.com 01572 756088 Official Festival Taxi Service

13 Berridge Taxi Service www.berridgetaxis.com 01527 756088 Official Festival Taxi Service

14 Barrowden www.exeterarmsrutland.co.uk 01572 747 247 Micro Brewery in the heart of Rutland Brewing Company /home-2126.html

“Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us tobe happy.” Benjamin Franklin.

“Give me a woman who loves beer and I willconquer the world.” Kaiser Welhelm.

"Beer: So much more than just a breakfast drink."Whitstran Brewery Sign.

“They who drink beer will think beer."Washington Irving.

“Why is Australian beer (or Lager) served cold?So you can tell it from urine." David Moulton.

"He was a wise man (or woman) who inventedbeer." Plato.

"When I read about the evils of drinking, I gaveup reading." Henny Youngman.

"Always remember that I have taken more out ofalcohol than alcohol has taken out of me.” Winston Churchill.

Quotes fromhttp://www.burp.com.au/beer_quotes.htm

Rutland County Pub Map

Your FREE guide to Rutland’s pubs. RutlandCounty Pub Map makes it easier to find yourway around the County’s wealth of drinkingholes. Use the map to plot your favourites orto find places that you aren’t too familiarwith. You can find maps in most pubs, hotelsand clubs around the County or download acopy at www.rutlandpubmap.co.uk

Find more maps at www.ukpubmaps.co.uk

Beer Tasting Notes

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All subject to availability.Beer will only be served in official lined oversized glasses.Beer Colour:

A Pale B Gold C Tawny D Ruby E Dark

No. Brewer Beer ABV Beer Colour FS Tick Box

6 8 SAILS MILLWRIGHT MILD 3.5% D/E

19 8 SAILS FLOUR POWER 4.4% A/B FS

1 ALLGATES ALL BLACK MILD 3.6% E

13 ANGUS BIRDIE THREE 4.1%

29 ARRAN CLYDE PUFFER 4.5%

14 EXETER ARMS BARROWDEN MULTUM IN PARVO 4.3% C/D FS

40 BATTLEDOWN FOUR KINGS ALE 7.2%

15 BELVOIR DUKE OF RUTLAND 4.1% B/C FS

16 BELVOIR OATMEAL STOUT 4.3% E

39 BLACK SHEEP RIGGWELTER 5.9% D

44 BLACK SHEEP RIGGWELTER 5.9% D

45 BLUE MONKEY ORIGINAL 3.6% B

9 BRISTOL BEER FACTORY BRISTOL STOUT 4.0% E

17 BUNTINGFORD DUCHESS OF RUTLAND 4.3% B FS

18 BUNTINGFORD NIGHT HAWK 4.5% B/C

30 DALESIDE NIGHTJAR 4.6%` E

27 DORSET PIDDLE COCKY HOP 4.7%

10 EVERARDS BEACON BITTER 3.8% B/C

21 EVERARDS TIGER BEST BITTER 4.3% C

23 EVERARDS SUNCHASER 4.0% A

33 EVERARDS ORIGINAL 5.2% C

12 EXETER LIGHTER MAN 3.6%

32 Geo. WRIGHT ROMAN BLACK 4.8% E

2 GRAINSTORE RUTLAND BITTER 3.4% B/C

7 GRAINSTORE LOCAL HERO 4.2% C/D FS

20 GREAT OAKLEY SUNDEW 4.5% B FS

34 GREAT OAKLEY ANAESTHETIC 7.5% D

42 HEXHAMSHIRE OLD HUMBUG 5.5%

22 HOPSCHACKLE HOVER STOP 4.3% A FS

43 HOPSCHACKLE HOPNOSIS 5.2% B

28 HUNTERS PHEASANT PLUCKER 4.3%

5 J. CHURCH NORMANTON CHURCH 3.4% A FS

No. Brewer Beer ABV Beer Colour FS Tick Box

35 J. CHURCH BEER TBC TBC

3 LIVERPOOL ONE LIVERPOOL SESSION 3.4%

25 NEWBY WYKE ORISNO 4.0% A

38 NEWBY WYKE RUTLAND BELLE 4.8% A FS

26 OAKHAM RUTLAND MORRIS 4.4% A FS

36 OAKHAM TRANQUILITY 6.5% A

37 PARISH UNSHACKLED 5.0% D

8 ROBINSONS CRUSOE 3.9% A

11 RUDGATE RYE WORRY, BE HOPPY 4.1% C

41 ST. PETERS RUBY RED 4.5% D

31 THREE CASTLES VALE ALE 4.3% -

4 TITANIC ICEBERG 4.1% A

24 WADWORTHS HORIZON 4.0% A

CIDERSNo. Brewer Cider ABV – FS Tick Box

C3 CHARNWOOD CIDER 6.0%

C4 CORNISH ORCHARD STRONG DRY 7.1% FS

C10 GWYNTY DDRAIG FARMHOUSE MEDIUM 6.0%

C2 JOLLYDALE MEDIUM DRY 6.0%

C5 MOLES BLACK RAT 6.0%

C9 MR WHITEHEAD NEWTONS DISCOVERY 3.8%

C6 THATCHERS CHEDDAR VALLEY DRY 6.0%

C1 WELLAND VALLEY FESTIVAL SPECIAL 7.5%

C7 WESTONS BOUNDS BRAND 4.8%

C8 WESTONS 1ST QUALITY 5.8%

PERRIESNo. Brewer Perry ABV – FS Tick Box

P4 GWYNTY DDRAIG TWO TREES PERRY 4.5%

P2 HEX BLAKENEY RED PERRY 6.5%

P1 ROCKINGHAM FOREST BLAKENEY RED PERRY 4.2%

P3 WESTONS PERRY 4.5%

Beer Tasting Notes

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All subject to availability.Beer will only be served in official lined oversized glasses.Beer Colour:

A Pale B Gold C Tawny D Ruby E Dark

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We see that the appreciation and availability of real cider hasincreased in the Rutland area in recent times. Several pubs inRutland now stock at least one real cider on a regular basis andsome also have real perry.

Whilst as yet there are no large-scale cider producers in the County, severalsmall-scale individual brewers are emerging. It is hoped that given a regularand sufficient supply of apples these small businesses will flourish; however,cider production close to the Rutland boundary is growing significantly, forexample Jollydale at Stamford and Rockingham Forest at Middleton, are nowgaining momentum. With several other producers based in the East Midlandsthe future for real cider in this part of the country looks extremely promising.

Of course this industry would not exist without a market for cider that actuallytastes like the traditional product should. Getting real cider into pubs so thatthe discerning drinker can try it is the first challenge and this is whereCAMRA can make a difference, by encouraging licensees to stock real ciderand perry and supporting those that do. CAMRA in Rutland has been verysupportive in this and dedicated its February 2011 meeting to cider-tasting!

So, whilst the cider produced in the East Midlands may not yet have thereputation of say Herefordshire or Somerset, I am sure you will enjoy those onoffer here at the very first CAMRA Rutland Multum-in-Parvo Beer Festival.

Gillian Cumming – Branch Cider Officer

Cider in Rutland – from little apples…

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Entertainment ProgrammeThursday8pm – 10pm The Rutland Morris Men

Friday4pm – 6pm The Jazz Pidgins8pm – 10pm The Wexford Slobs

Saturday4pm – 6pm Lamb Bone Splinter6pm – 8pm The Bog Oake

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The question should really be why not?

4 REALLY good reasons for joining CAMRA

1) To support CAMRA as a campaigning organisation

• You will be joining the most successful consumer membership pressure group

ever formed which has saved real ale from distinction. Without CAMRA you would

now be faced with a choice between keg beer and cider …and keg beer and cider

• There is still work to be done! CAMRA is now using the influence of its

membership to fight for the preservation of Pubs. Without Pubs there will be no

consistent regular outlets for real ale and cider, save for the bottled versions.

CAMRA both locally and nationally is challenging pub closures , and lobbying the

government for a more sensible and supportive tax regime for the licensed trade

• The battle for real cider is still being fought. CAMRA’s aim is to have real cider and

perry as readily available in pubs as real ale

2) For jollification

• CAMRA members are very sociable , and you will have the opportunity to meet

fellow beer and cider enthusiasts in convivial surroundings! Branch meetings are

….fun! Beer tasting and festival trips are, of course, all designed to be

educational, but……..

3) Wetherspoons Tokens

• All members currently receive £25 worth of Wetherspoon’s tokens annually!

Beat that!

4) To be cool…

• Currently the CAMRA membership card is the hottest card in town. Discounts , free

entrance to CAMRA beer festivals, and enormous street credibility!

The Rutland Branch currently has over 100 members and we’d like to make that 200.

Visit the membership stand at the festival and learn of some fantastic offers if you join

CAMRA today!

Dave Casewell – Branch Membership Secretary

Why Join CAMRA?