Camra Derby Drinker OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2013

Issue 152 Dctober/November 2013
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be recent Iauncb of tbe new
Cood eer Cuide saw 7 new
entries from witbin tbe area
covered by tbe Derby rancb of
CAMRA. We take a Iook at tbe
managed to sboot tbeir way
into tbe 2014 edition....
The sheer number and quallty of
Derby's Peal Ale pubs means that
an entry ln the Gulde 8eer Gulde
ls somethlng to be prlzed and
qulte an achlevement lndeed as
wlth only about l5 places up for
grabs the quallty of the pubs ales
has to be conslstently hlgh over
the course of a year. Lnter two
Derby mlcrobrewerles, Danclng
Duck & Shlny who have
transformed two run-down, back
street boozers lnto thrlvlng
communlty locals once more.
7be Furnace Inn on Duke St
tlme slnce 2007 after belng
acqulred by Shlny and the New
ZeaIand Arms on Langley St
2000 after belng taken over by
Danclng Duck. 8oth have
lntroduced a range of real ales
and clders at reasonable prlces
and breathed llfe lnto the pub by
throughout the week. A slmple
formula lt may be but one that so
many pubs, brewerles and pub
companles get wrong.
All of thls of course ls old hat to
the Derby 8rewlng Company
who are celebratlng once agaln
after a lean year ln the 20l3
gulde as not only ls the rewery
7ap - Derby's RoyaI Standard
back ln after l year but The
ueens Head, LittIe aton
30 years slnce the l983 gulde.
Derby 8rewlng Company bought
and renovated the pub back ln
20ll as a [olnt 'Pro[ect wllllam'
venture wlth Lverards 8rewery
and ever slnce the pub has gone
from strength to strength servlng
top quallty ale and food wlthln a
tradltlonal vlllage local
envlronment. The full range of
Derby 8rewlng Company beers ls
served alongslde rotatlng guest
beers and the pub ls very popular
wlth locals and vlsltors allke
(plctured - Paul & Trevor Harrls
from the Derby 8rewlng
company outslde the Queens
Head, Llttle Laton).
Over ln Melbourne, The Iue eII
|nn whlch acts as the tap for the
Shardlow 8rewery ls back ln
agaln after a few years absence.
The pub has not been ln the
gulde slnce 2008 but makes a
welcome return to the new
edltlon servlng a range of ales
from the Shardlow 8rewery plus
guests.
Purther lnto Derbyshlre, The
NeIson Arms ln the small hamlet
of Mlddleton near wlrksworth ls
after belng acqulred by Alan
1ohnson ln 20ll as a retlrement
pro[ect. He then set about
lmprovlng lt and lntroduced a
range of real ales to the pub that
have proved popular. |t's now
well worth a vlslt and the hourly
daytlme 6.l bus servlce from
Derby stops rlght outslde.
Plnally 25 years on slnce lts last
appearance ln the gulde ln l989,
the Miners Arms at rassington
ls back servlng a range of guest
beers alongslde the Pedlgree as
well as good pub food. A pub
that has so often been
overshadowed by lts near
nelghbour, the Old Gate |nn wlth
lts old world charm and whlch
Good 8eer Gulde edltor, Poger
Protz once descrlbed as hls
stepped back lnto the llmellght
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NationaI Winter AIes
FestivaI - DRY 2014
Put the dates ln your dlary now ..
19-22nd February 2014
Ysteams into Derby for the 1st of 3 years the excitement is starting to buiId. A
contract has been signed with 7he Roundhouse for aII 3 years which is exceIIent
as the venue is aII on one IeveI |ust across the road from the Pride Park exit of
Derby RaiIway Station.
Taklng the very best elements
of last years festlval at The
Poundhouse NwAP wlll
showcase not only what Derby
and the Last Mldlands do best,
but the UK as a whole. There
wlll be over 350 real ales, plus
clders, perrles, mead (honey
wlne) and contlnental beers on
sale. Tle ln cracklng llve bands
and some top food from The
Poundhouse caterlng team,
stalls selllng cheese, chocolate
and crlsps and you have a
Pestlval whlch puts a smlle
Unlquely alongslde the honour
of Derby hostlng NwAP for 3
years comes the fact that The
Champlon wlnter 8eer of
8rltaln Competltlon (w8O8)
wlll held at The Poundhouse.
Por the last 2 years the overall
Champlon 8eer of 8rltaln, as
[udged at The Great 8rltlsh
8eer Pestlval ln London ln
August, has been a w8O8
wlnner! So you can be assured
some of the very best ales from
the whole of the UK are golng
to be ln Derby ln Pebruary.
More detalls to follow ln the
next Derby Drlnker about
openlng tlmes and band
detalls. whlle even Chrlstmas
moment lt's not golng to long
untll Pebruary and, after hours
of plannlng, NwAP opens - so
plan ahead and book leave. |
must thank the amazlng band
of volunteers who have
worked tlrelessly to make thls
Pestlval happen - wlthout
them thls slmply would not
happen. |f you want to
volunteer, to sponsor or [ust
have a chat contact me vla
wlnterbeerfestQderbycamra.org.uk
Cheers
Gllllan wllllams
NwAP Chalr/Organlser
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M
ention the word
Wetherspoon to a
discerning drinker and it's
IikeIy to poIarise opinion.
Indeed, it was once said
that the opening of a new
1 D Wetherspoon outIet
presages the cIosure of
two pubs in the IocaIity.
When founder, 7im
pub in 1979 it's doubtfuI
that he couId have
envisaged the breath-
taking expansion that has
created more than 800
pubs. 7he recession and a
booming internet have
seen the cIosure of many
shops and banks, which
have in some instances
been adopted for use by
Wetherspoon. In towns
such as Heanor and
Skegness, Wetherspoon
sometimes, onIy chance
of sampIing a muItipIe
choice of reaI aIes.
Derby has, of course, three
of the watford pub
company's chaln, of whlch
the best, beer wlse, ls
probably the 8abington on
8ablngton Lane, whlch used
to be a carpet shop.
callbre of Tom Taylor and
Mark Poblns (ex - Alexandra
Hotel) ensure the quallty of
the ever changlng range of
l8 ales whlch are constantly
updated on a Tv screen. The
ln Derby was the Standing
Order ln l995 wlth lts
cathedral-llke lnterlor and
lsland bar. The tall,
handsome bulldlng ln |ron
Gate was commlssloned by
the Crompton and Lvans
Unlon 8ank ln the l870s.
The bank had prevlously
underwrltten some early,
notable Derby lndustrlallsts
lncludlng Thomas Lvans
who, a century earller, had
founded the bank and the
Darley Abbey mllls, whlch
no longer manufacture
cotton, but stlll stand as an
lmpresslve monument to
Lvans' entrepreneurshlp. |n
the 20thC the bank
morphed lnto the Natwest
but now, as the Standlng
Order, dlspenses plnts
lnstead of pound notes. The
Standlng Order's next door
nelghbour ls the 7homas
Leaper, a Lloyds No. l
establlshment fashloned
from 8rlgden's tallors. 8elng
a Lloyds No. l means that
your ears wlll be assalled by
muslc on certaln nlghts but
lf lt's solace you seek then
whlch has the amblence of a
tradltlonal gentlemens' club.
Unllke certaln other hlgh
street names, wetherspoon's
pays great tranches of tax,
lncludlng a dublous cllmate
change levy, to the Treasury.
The past year saw the
company pay the equlvalent
of 632,000 for each of thelr
pubs (source: Dally
Telegraph l4th September).
seen the blggest fall ln
people's dlsposable lncome
slnce the l930s, so lt's
unsurprlslng that some folk
have eschewed restaurants
ln favour of a meal at
wetherspoon. Thls, coupled
wlth the company's ablllty
to bulk buy partlcular
brands of beer on
favourable terms, has
helped thelr pubs to prosper
whlle others may have
struggled. CAMPA, too, has
collaboratlon wlth the
company as the exponentlal
rlse ln membershlp to over
l50,000, ls partly owlng to
the wetherspoon vouchers
wetherspoon may not be
everyone's favourlte
destlnatlon but lts soarlng
share prlce ls evldence of
the good value and
endurlng appeal of the pub
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PauI Cibson examines tbe Wetberspoon pbenomenon
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rewsters eer and
angers FestivaI
To celebrate 8rltlsh Sausage
week (4th- l0th November)
and female brewlng, the
xeter Arms in Derby ls
holdlng a 8eer Pestlval from
l-3 November wlth l6
brewers from around the
sausages on thelr outslde
88Q.
Wbite Post
demoIisbed
|t ls sad to report that the
Wbite Post Inn at StanIey
Common
demollshed. Hlghllghted ln
a prevlous Derby Drlnker
thls regular Good 8eer
Gulde entry fell fowl of
by locals to save lt. Thls
shows more and more the
need for communltles to
band together to get thelr
pub llsted as an 'Asset of
Communlty value' under
the Locallsm Act whlch
glves the communlty the
should lt be sold.
AngIers Saved
Also reported ln Derby
Drlnker, the AngIers Rest at
amford has been saved
thanks to pub owner,
Admlral Taverns glvlng the
8amford Communlty
Soclety the rlght to
purchase the pub after a
strong campalgn by the
local communlty who got
the pub reglstered as an
'Asset of Communlty value'.
Is Your Pub under
7breat !
|f you suspect your local ls
under threat of closure or
demolltlon then CAMPA
can help through lts 'Llst
your Local' campalgn please
vlslt
bttp://www.camra.org.uk/
IistyourIocaI
or contact Derby CAMPA at
pubpreserve@derbycamr
a.org.uk for further
lnformatlon.
ast MidIands
ab a[ lkz @zr
CAMPA's Last Mldlands Pub
of the ear ls the Horse &
1ockey at StapIeford whlch
has been transformed ln
recent tlmes and now serves
a selectlon of guest ales
supplemented by regular
8eer Pestlvals. |n now goes
forward to be [udged ln the
pub. Prom Derby catch the
l4 bus whlch stops almost
outslde.
SiIk MiII
set to
weave
again
Derby's popular DId SiIk MiII pub ls due to
re-open mld-November after
refurblshment. The new slgnage has gone
up outslde and the garden ls currently
belng transformed. |t wlll be known as the
Sllk Mlll Ale & Clder House servlng a
selectlon of both alongslde a new food
menu. Pull report next tlme.
Cbris CropIey
It is witb sadness tbat I bave to
inform everyone tbat one of
our reguIar workers at tbe
Summer eer Fest bas passed
away after a very sbort iIIness.
Lveryone who attended the
festlval over the last 30 plus years
wlll have been greeted by Chrls as
she worked ln one of our
admlsslon booths, malnly ln the
Lvenlng and always wlth unfalllng
wlth Charlle, Lesley, Cllve and
1ean she was part of one of the
most lmportant teams of the
Pestlval.
St Peter has taken some one to
work wlth hlm at the gates of
Heaven, far, far too early ln my
humble oplnlon. On behalf of
Derby Camra and the Summer
8eer Pestlval my thoughts and
best wlshes go to Chrls's famlly
and frlends as they come to terms
wlth thelr sad loss of such a
speclal person.
kuss C|lcett
lest|vol Cho|tmon
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Peglonal Champlon 8ottled 8eer, S|8A Mldlands 20ll
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AmberValley
CAMRABranch
8y Trevor Spencer
dedpoet702Qyahoo.co.uk
0lary
Dctober 19tb Survey 7rip to Openwoodgate
and the outsklrts of 8elper: November 16tb
Survey 7rip to Lower Hartshay, Ambergate &
8ull 8rldge. All trlps leave Plpley Market Place at
7:30pm, call 1ane wallls on 0l773 745966 to
book
rancb Meetings: Dctober 31st DId kings
Head, eIper. November 28tb Nags Head,
RipIey, botb starting at 8pm. 7be November
Meeting wiII be preceded by a sbort
Committee Meeting.
eer FestivaIs: Dctober 24tb-26tb - HoIIy
usb, Makeney. Dctober 31st- November
2nd - Poet and CastIe, Codnor. November
7tb - 10tb - eebive, RipIey.
Amber Ramble
another Amber Pamble on Sunday 27th
October, startlng around llam from the 8ell and
Harp, Coxbench (on the 92 Trent 8us Poute) and
walk, calllng at the Holly 8ush, Makeney, the
Deat Poets, Holbrook and the 8lack 8ulls Head,
Openwoodgate along the way. we hope you
declde to [oln us - lts always a good day out.
Amber & Brewash Valley
Clder Trall
Tues lst October - Sun 3rd November, Amber &
Lrewash valley Clder Trall, for llst of partlclpatlng
pubs call Trevor Spencer on 077582659l5 or
emall dedpoet702Qyahoo.co.uk
Pub ol the Year 20I4
Nomlnatlons for next year's POT begln on
November lst, and [udglng beglns on 1anuary
lst 20l4. Lach member may nomlnate up to 5
pubs, and nomlnatlons need to be sent by emall
to dedpoet702Qyahoo.co.uk, or by text to
07847 099940. Nomlnatlons MUST lnclude your
name and CAMPA number.
A Real Ale galn
Por years, most of the pubs ln Plddlngs have
served Peal Ale, wlth the maln exceptlon belng
the CreenbiII 7avern, whlch hadn't seen Cask
Ale on lts bar slnce lt was owned by the long-
defunct Shlpstones 8rewery. All that changed ln
the last few months however, as the Greenhlll
underwent a tasteful refurblshment and, when
lt reopened, among the selectlon of drlnks were
Draught 8ass, whlch was very palatable when |
vlslted, and a couple of Peal Clders. Now run by
Poger and Sylvla, the Greenhlll ls a falrly large
three-roomed pub that hosts sports Tv and
Domlnoes. The cask menu wlll be two Peal Ales
and one Clder over the wlnter months, all
competltlvely prlced at 2.50 - 2.80 per plnt.
The openlng hours are l2 - ll every day, and
several buses pass by the Greenhlll, lncludlng
the 90, Hl Derby to Alfreton servlce and Pl.
There ls a large car park and outdoor seatlng.
A new beglnnlng
when Amber valley CAMPA was formed as a
sub-branch of Derby ln September 2008, the
Ceorge on
Lowes Hlll, Plpley. Desplte appearlng ln the Good
8eer Gulde only a couple of years ago, the pub
has not done well of late, and closed earller thls
year, wlth lts future looklng uncertaln. However,
all that changed when Marle and her partner
Matt took over ln August. The pub reopened
wlth a couple of Peal Ales, the Hartlngton |PA
was very good when | vlslted, wlth the posslblllty
of the range belng lncreased as buslness plcks
up. After all the trlals and trlbulatlons of the last
couple of years or so, lt's good to report that the
George ls gettlng back on lts feet agaln. The
openlng hours vary, wlth the pub belng open
from 6pm - l2 on Monday - wednesday, then 4
- l2 Thursday, 3-l2 Prlday and l2-l2 at the
weekend. The George ls a short walk from the 9's
Taphouse and walk to the left of that pub, about
300 yards down Lowes Hlll. The pub ls on the
rlght hand slde of the road and there ls a CAMPA
dlscount of l0 pence per plnt.
4th Amber Valley Beer
and Clder Festlval
After three years at 8utterley, thls year found us
ln Alfreton Lelsure Centre 8owls Hall. we had
plenty of space and an lmpresslve stlllage
contalnlng l00 beers greeted customers on
entry. An lnnovatlon thls year was a trade
sesslon on Thursday afternoon durlng whlch
Mlld Trall presentatlons were made to welbeck
Abbey for Lllls Mlld and to Muirbouse for
festlval was Green Devll from Oakham, at 6% a
superb, well hopped |PA. Clder of the festlval
was Puby Suzle from woodthorpe Hall,
Derbyshlre. A wlde range of evenlng
entertalnment lncluded the unmlssable Polllng
customer numbers belng lower than
antlclpated, those present had a great tlme.
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O
ctober is CAMRA's designated
cider month, so it's a good
time to visit a few pubs seIIing the
Iovers the 7wo VaIIeys Cider &
Perry 7raiI is being run |ointIy by
Amber VaIIey and rewash VaIIey
8ranches. 7he pubs taking part
can be covered in a number of
exceIIent crawIs, being in Amber
VaIIey the 8arnes WaIIis, RipIey,
the 8eehive, RipIey, the 8Iack 8oy,
Heage, the 8Iack 8uIIs Head,
Openwoodgate, the CreenhiII
7avern, Riddings, the HoIIy 8ush,
Makeney, the Hunter Arms,
kiIburn, the king WiIIiam IV,
MiIford, the Nags Head, RipIey,
the OId Oak, HorsIey Woodhouse,
the Poet & CastIe, Codnor, the
Strutt CIub, 8eIper, the 7aIbot
7aphouse, RipIey and the 7horn
7ree, Waingroves, whiIe in
rewash VaIIey (Northern part of
the branch area onIy) there is the
8utchers Arms, LangIey, the
8rewery 7ap, IIkeston, the
Dewdrop Inn, IIkeston, the
CaIIows Inn, IIkeston, the Creat
Northern, LangIey MiII, the
MarIpooI AIe House, the
Observatory, IIkeston, the Queens
Head, MarIpooI, the Red Lion,
Heanor and the Spanish 8ar,
IIkeston.
Lach of these pubs wlll be stocklng
at least one real clder or perry
whlle the trall ls operatlng. The last
day ls November 3rd, but you don't
have to stop drlnklng real clder
then! All you have to do to take
part ls vlslt one of the above pubs,
drlnk at least a half of clder of perry
and text the name of the pub, clder
/ perry you have drunk and a mark
out of 5 for lt to 07847 099940. The
pub ln the Amber valley 8ranch
area wlth hlghest average score
wlll become Amber valley's clder
pub of the year and wlll be entered
ln CAMPA's Natlonal Clder Pub of
the ear Competltlon for 20l4. And
now, here's the real lncentlve for
taklng part, there wlll be a prlze
awarded of a 40 plnt tub of clder,
yes, 40 plnts, to the person
returnlng scores from the largest
vlslted and scored, not on the
maxlmum number of scores sent
ln). what's holdlng you back, |'d
start stralght away!
Of course, October ls clder month
because lt ls the maln month for
clder maklng. The apple crop looks
good thls year and the pear crop ls
excellent, very good news for clder
makers after the dreadful summer
last year resulted ln a one of the
worst crops ever. There couldn't be
a better tlme to make some of your
own, even lf you haven't trled
result can be very satlsfylng. Get
yourself some apples / pears, don't
worry about the varletles except
that a blend generally works better
than all from one tree and you
need more eaters than cookers
(although some cookers or crab
kllograms of frult to make l lltre of
clder. The problem wlth small scale
clder maklng ls that even though
there ls plenty of [ulce ln the frult, lt
speclallst equlpment. The
extractlon process ls ln two stages,
mllllng and presslng. Mllllng ls [ust
reduclng the frult to a coarse pulp,
a food processor works lf you [ust
want to make a few lltres, for larger
quantltles | have seen lngenlous
devlces uslng garden shredders
and the llke! Presslng lnvolves
contalnlng the pulp ln somethlng
porous (usually boards and clothes)
to extract the [ulce. wlne presses
do the [ob, as do home-made
presses uslng screw threads or car
[acks! After that lts easy, put the
[ulce lnto a fermentlng vessel wlth
wlne yeast (optlonal, apples
contaln natural yeast and the [ulce
wlll ferment anyway). Patlence ls
needed whlle lt ferments, perhaps
2 months ln a warm place but
much longer (6 months) wlthout
external heat, and you have your
own clder!
WassaiI
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keaI Cider & Perry - 25 years uf Campaiqninq
S
o CAMRA's been Campaigning
for reaI cider and perry since
1988, but has that message made
it into a pub or bar near you1
|n l988 real clder and perry were as
rare as hen's teeth, so CAMPA
Pestlvals, health food shops and
Cranks restaurant ln London were
about your only optlons aslde from
golng to the cldermaker and
buylng dlrect from the farm gate.
25 years later and real clder and
perry can be equally hard to track
down - not because Llcensees have
turned thelr back on two of thls
country's most authentlc and
'green' products- but because the
market has wldened and the gulf
between hlgh quallty real clder and
perry and mass produced
wlder.
8race yourself however as 20l3 ls
golng to be awash wlth clder and
perry marketlng! Many mllllons of
pounds have been spent to
achleve one target - gettlng you to
buy thelr brand. The adverts are
already popplng up on our
televlslons, crowdlng lnto our
magazlnes and generatlng
followers on soclal medla sltes.
words llke herltage, premlum,
provenance and traceablllty are
scattered as llberally as the number
of 'dlstrlbutlon polnts'. Lven the
award wlnnlng beer wrlters Pete
8rown and 8lll 8radshaw are
gettlng ln on the act by launchlng
a Gulde to the world's 8est Clder
later thls year.
The Mornlng Advertlser (a trade
paper for the drlnks lndustry)
recently stated that bottled frult
clder sales had lncreased 67% by
Showerlng 8rothers brand of
8rothers clder has generated a
retall value of 46 mllllon. Pesearch
lnclude strawberry, black cherry,
pomegranate, red grape, peach
and aprlcot, raspberry, troplcal,
crushed pear and even apples.
8ut hold on - lsn't thls great news -
after all some 8rands even have on-
llne maps showlng you exactly
where (lncludlng supermarkets and
tlpples! Not really lf you are
looklng for the real thlng. CAMPA
does not recognlse any clder or
perry whlch has any frult or
pears that made lt as belng real. So
no llmes, no berrles, cherrles or
grapes and certalnly no
strawberrles!
Pecently | was lnvlted to the launch
of Hogs 8ack 8rewery's Hazy Hog
bottled clder, but was unable to
attend. 8rewerles gettlng lnvolved
wlth clder! Unlmaglnable 25 years
ago! et here and now ln 20l3
Helneken who own 8ulmers have
Artols Cldres and Molson Coors
have launched Carllng 8rltlsh Clder.
On average these newly launched
drlnks are around 4% ln strength,
so some exlstlng clder producers
are lntroduclng new lower strength
products. |n 20l3 weston's
launched a 4.8% Posle's Plg Cloudy
Clder. we as consumers are belng
contlnually bombarded by new
products whlle frldges and
shelvlng ln pubs are groanlng wlth
varlety.
So ln some ways CAMPA has done
a great [ob movlng clder and perry
up the ladder of acceptablllty by
removlng the stereotyplcal lmages
and encouraglng pubs to sell a
1ust be careful out there as
sometlme thlngs aren't as 'frlendly'
or 'local' as they seem. Look beyond
the brandlng, the glassware and
sundry other glmmlcks and
support your local producers, go
vlslt them and have a chat (they'll
tell you whlch pubs stock them) or
call lnto your CAMPA Peglonal
Clder Pub and have a chat wlth the
landlord.
Peal clder and perry ls out there
Ln[oy!!
CiIIian WiIIiams

taa 1tes
Our two branch area pubs of the year - 7be Smitb's
7avern, Ashbourne and 7be Sycamore, Parwlch -
have both been lncluded ln the new 20l4 Good
8eer Gulde and the branch has presented both
llcensees wlth a copy to mark thelr lncluslon.
8ranch surveys and nomlnatlons for the next pub
of the year competltlon begln ln earnest
throughout October and November, wlth a shortllst
belng drawn up ln December and [udglng/votlng
taklng place ln 1anuary 20l4.
The Coacb & Horses, Ashbourne re-opened on
August 22nd, now servlng food all day and wlth a
cholce of 4 ales on tap. The openlng nlght was a
llttle chaotlc, probably due to underestlmatlng the
lnterest ln the re-launch, so the beer cholce was
llmlted towards the end of the evenlng, but slgns
are promlslng.
|n stark contrast, 7be Wbite Hart, Ashbourne [ust
l00 yards away, has closed agaln after the new
management team brought ln was wlthdrawn. No
slgns yet of a re-openlng any tlme soon.
The Horns, Ashbourne ls due to change hands ln
mld-September and the new tenants have
promlsed a dramatlc revamp of the pub. Although
stlll tled to Marston's, they are promlslng to do all
they can for the beer scene ln the town.
The Creen Man, Ashbourne alteratlons contlnue,
wlth a pro[ected openlng of the shop to replace the
bar area ln early October. After that, the lnterest wlll
swltch to the courtyard area where a development
of retall areas ls slated to lnclude a pub or bar area
ln some form. Plngers crossed.
The Sycamore at Parwlch has recently taken
dellvery of the new season's, Poblnsons Old Tom.
The Yew 7ree at Ldnaston closed ln August but
there has been some lnterest so hopefully lt mlght
re-open agaln.
ttr |ama|t
On Sunday 29th September our soclal secretary,
Kelth Palmer, suggested and organlsed a 9-mlle
Ashbourne by way of 4 lntermedlate vlllage pub
deep valleys, country lanes and a short blt of the
A52...the weather was spectacularly warm and
sunny, a perfect |ndlan summer's day. Plve of us,
and two unsuspectlng dogs thls tlme, assembled at
7be RoyaI Dak at Hanging ridge, vla roadslde
paths, arrlvlng [ust before mldday. The cholce
Prlde. Unfortunately, nelther beer was ln good
condltlon, although both barrels were then
changed lmmedlately we commented on them.
we walked on vla the rlverslde and across a couple
where the sole cholce was Pedlgree, albelt a very
well-kept plnt and one whlch Dave sald rlvalled hls
own for quallty - pralse lndeed! Thls stop slgnalled
the polnt at whlch the walk became much, much
harder as we made for Stanton vla a very steep and
long uphlll cllmb, then a drop lnto and out of a
steep-slded valley, followed by a long drag across
farmland and an extremely muddy patch by a stlle,
whlch only myself and Dave were foollsh enough
to negotlate, whllst the others cheated by taklng an
ad[acent (dry) farm gate.
Plnally emerglng at Stanton vlllage, thls would have
been a natural polnt for another break, but there
hasn't been a pub ln Stanton for many a long year,
so we had to push on vla a gentle green lane, but
then another steep-slded valley followed by a long
steady cllmb up to Swlnscoe - the hlghest polnt of
the walk and some stunnlng vlstas to be en[oyed -
Dog & Partridge,
or two from Peakstones Pock. Pegrettably, the
Peakstones Pock beers were only moderately
drlnkable.
Prom there, thankfully, the rest of the walk was
Mapleton vlllage and arrlved at the Dkeover Arms,
wlth a decent cholce of 4 local ales. would you
to vlnegar (| forgot to note lt down and can't recall
lt now, but lt wasn't the brewery's fault, so perhaps
[ust as well not to put thelr name to lt) and lt had to
be swlftly substltuted for a thoroughly decent plnt
of wlncle Pambler, whllst others en[oyed Peak Ales
The last leg saw us cllmb the hlll out of Mapleton,
taklng ln yet more stunnlng vlews of Thorpe Cloud
and the surroundlng hllls, before we crested the
rldge across the caravan park and falrly sprlnted
down hlll to [oln the Tlsslngton Trall for the last half
tunnel. Our arrlval back at the Smitb's 7avern at
[ust after 5.30pm saw an opportunlty to sample
Marston's Old Lmplre, a very decent strong ale
guaranteed to ensure that, lf not tlred after all that
exertlon, we would soon be snoozlng deeply.
Thanks agaln to Kelth for selectlng and plannlng
the route - the next walk wlll posslbly be ln late
October/early November, detalls to follow.
0l8f 08l08
7uesday 29tb Dctober
8ranch Meetlng - The Ketch, Knlveton - 8pm.
7uesday 26tb November
8ranch Meetlng - The Coach & Horses,
Ashbourne - 8pm.
7uesday 17tb December
8ranch Meetlng - T8C - 8pm.
Asbbourne & District
CAMRA rancb
by Mark Crist
m.grist2@sky.com
Up to 9 Real Ales
Plus
Real Ciders & Perries
14
EREWASH VALLEY
CAMRA BRANCH

Trigs nJ ab
Larvz_s
Saturday 26th October - Awsworth,
CiItbrook, astwood, LangIey MiII.
Meet at the Cate Inn, Awsworth
1.00pm. Zlg Zag tlcket requlred, 27 bus
from |lkeston market to Awsworth.
Saturday 14th December - Christmas
trip to Stockport, meet Derby Station
catch 11.38 to Stockport. wayfarer
tlcket requlred check prlce when
purchaslng, lf lnterested contact Carole
or Mlchael on 0ll5 9328042 or 07887
788785.
|alarz qzzlings
AII meetings start 8.30pm.
Contact Secretary 1ayne 0115 8548722
Wednesday 6th November -
Sevenoaks, Stanton by Dale.
December 4th -
Mulrhouse 8rewery Tap,
South Street |lkeston.
ab Discaanls
PIease remember to show your
Camra card.
Coach & Horses, Draycott - All cask ales
2.50 plnt
plnt
Mon - Thurs only
plnt
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by Mlck & Carole Golds
carolegoldsQbtlnternet.com
Pub News
At our September branch meetlng at the
Spring Cottage, IIkeston(see lhctc} havlng
not been there for some tlme we were qulte
surprlsed to see the new decor and 3 beers on
the bar at l.80 a plnt. es folks, lt's not a
mlstake thls ls the regular prlce. Paul & Tlna
watton who run thls Amber taverns pub
explalned that thelr regular house beer ls Lees
Manchester PA and they have a changlng guest
beer as well. Por more lnfo look on camra's
webslte - what pub.
On wednesday l8th September nlne members
of our branch met at the Spanish 8ar IIkeston
to present Hannah Llms wlth the summer
seasonal award for the best, very pleasant back
garden whlch ls used extenslvely all year
round. 8lg thanks to Hannah for the food
provlded durlng a very en[oyable evenlng, see
photo of presentatlon by Kevln our chalrman
to Hannah wlth Glll and the glrls.
Our latest addltlon to real ales pubs ln |lkeston
ls 7he Muirhouse 8rewery 7ap on South
Street, maklng thls street the real ale outlet of
|lkeston wlth lts four premlses from one end to
the other. |t ls also blessed wlth late evenlng
buses to Derby, Long Laton, Nottlngham and
Heanor. The 8rewery Tap ls owned and run by
Mandy and Plchard Mulrhouse, Plchard belng
the brewer and the beer range lncludes two of
thelr own beers, two guest beers and two real
clders on draught. |t ls open every day l2-
llpm, and startlng from Monday 30th Sept wlll
be a cheese nlght. Please note, no lager or top
shelf ls served at thls pub, thls ls a conversatlon
and drlnklng house wlth nothlng to dlstract.
Our December meetlng wlll be held here
upstalrs. See photo of Mandy, Plchard and pub.
Also on South Street the Poacher ls now run by
Mlck Smedley and Sue Klnson, Mlck ls ex Cat &
Plddle and Slr 1ohn warren, we wlsh them well.
Purther to the mlcropub artlcle ln the last
edltlon, 7he MarIpooI AIe House would llke to
polnt out that the ale selectlon ls not
domlnated by Marlpool beers. |n the tlme they
have been open they have sold close to 400
have had at least 5, more often 6 guest ales
avallable every weekend alongslde 2 or 3 of
our own.
On Monday l2th August the Assoclatlon of the
Prlends of the 8reaston Navi was formally
establlshed. There are already 95 full members
and 60 assoclate members. The purpose ls to
llst the |nn wlth Lrewash 8orough Councll as an
Asset of Communlty value under the Locallsm
Act of 20l2 and to encourage the whole
communlty to use the |nn as a communlty hub
for meetlngs, events, famlly partles etc. |f
Punch Taverns ever declded to sell, a llstlng
would glve the communlty 6 months to declde
lf lt would llke to buy lt or not. |n the
meantlme let's all en[oy the facllltles and
lnformatlon about the pro[ect elther go to
www.navlgatlon-breaston.co.uk or vlslt the |nn
and ask to read the lnformatlon ln the folders
to be found ln each bar.
kectt onJ |ctutes cl 8t|Je lnn, Cctmonhoy,
lllestcn |n next |ssue.
MnnJy & RichnrJ
5riny Cerrnye
Muirheuse 87
7be LocAIe Scbeme is a NationaI CAMRA
initiative to promote pubs tbat reguIarIy stock
IocaI ReaI AIes.
Pubs on the scheme usually dlsplay the logo elther on the
handpump or on a poster or stlcker. wlthln Derby & Amber valley
the radlus ls 20 mlles from pub to brewery.
7bis is tbe Iatest Iist of LocAIe pubs:
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Contact: AtboII eattie
LocAIe Coordinator
t: 07772 370628
e: localeQderbycamra.org.uk
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Alexandra
8ablngton Arms
8rewery Tap/Poyal Standard
8runswlck
Crown & Cusbion
Lxeter Arms
Plve Lamps
Plowerpot
Purnace
Greyhound
Llttle Chester Ale House
Mr Grundy's Tavern
New Zealand Arms
Seven Stars
Slug and Lettuce
Old Sllk Mlll
Peacock
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AMR VALLY
8lack Swan (8elper)
Cross Keys (Turndltch)
George |nn (Plpley)
Holly 8ush (Makeney)
Hop |nn (Openwoodgate)
Hunter Arms (Kllburn)
Klng Alfred (Alfreton)
Klng wllllam (Mllford)
The Llon (8elper)
Poet and Castle (Codnor)
Ped Llon (Prltchley)
Strutt Club (8elper)
Talbot Taphouse (Plpley)
Tavern (8elper)
Thorne Tree (walngroves)
waggon & Horses (Alfreton)
SURRDUNDINC ARA
8ell (Smalley)
The 8rackens (Alvaston)
Coopers Arms (weston-on-Trent)
The Dragon (wllllngton)
Harrlngton Arms (Thulston)
Harpur's (formerly Melbourne Hotel)
(Melbourne)
Hope and Anchor (wlrksworth)
Lawns (Chellaston)
Mlners Arms (Carslngton)
Okeover Arms (Mappleton)
Queens Head (Llttle Laton)
Poyal Oak (Ockbrook)
Poyal Oak (wlrksworth)
vlne |nn (Mlckleover)
whlte Post (Stanley Common)
whlte Swan (Llttleover)
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promoIe pubs IhaI seII
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DRY, SURRDUNDINC ARAS & AMR VALLY
Alexandra Hotel, Derby
8ablngton Arms, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
8roadway, Derby
Coach & Horses, Derby
Crown & Cushlon, Derby
Plve Lamps, Derby
Purnace, Derby
Llttle Chester Ale House, Derby
Mr Grundy's, Derby
Old Sllk Mlll, Derby
Seven Stars, Derby
Slug & Lettuce, Derby
Standlng Order, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
Thomas Leaper, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
wardwlck Tavern, Derby
Klng Alfred, Alfreton
8rackens, Alvaston
Cross Keys, Turndltch
The Dragon, wllllngton
George & Dragon, 8elper
Harpur's, Melbourne
Hollybrook, Llttleover
Lamb |nn, Melbourne
Markeaton, Allestree
Masons Arms, Mlckleover
Mldland, Plpley
Ped Llon, Prltchley AII reaI aIes 2.50 a pint
Ped Llon, Holllngton
Talbot Taphouse, Plpley
whlte Post, Stanley Common
whlte Swan, Llttleover
whlte Swan, Spondon
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handpump or on a poster or stlcker. wlthln Derby & Amber valley
the radlus ls 20 mlles from pub to brewery.
7bis is tbe Iatest Iist of LocAIe pubs:
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t: 07772 370628
e: localeQderbycamra.org.uk
DRY
Alexandra
8ablngton Arms
8runswlck
Crown & Cusbion
Lxeter Arms
Plve Lamps
Plowerpot
Purnace
Greyhound
Mr Grundy's Tavern
New Zealand Arms
Seven Stars
Slug and Lettuce
Old Sllk Mlll
Peacock
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AMR VALLY
8lack Swan (8elper)
George |nn (Plpley)
Klng wllllam (Mllford)
The Llon (8elper)
Tavern (8elper)
SURRDUNDINC ARA
8ell (Smalley)
(Melbourne)
Lawns (Chellaston)
whlte Post (Stanley Common)
CAMA LocAIe is an
accrediIaIion scheme Io
promoIe pubs IhaI seII
IocaIIy-brewed reaI aIe.
A Guide Io...
educe Ihe miIes Ihe beer
you serve (or drink) IraveIs
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supporI your IocaI brewery!
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re Jislny nnJ will receive Iree ubliciry in
rhe erby rinker nnJ en rhe erby CAMRA
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CAMRA
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discounts to card carrying CAMRA members and tbese
traiIbIazing pubs deserve your support.
DRY, SURRDUNDINC ARAS & AMR VALLY
Cuest AIes onIy
8roadway, Derby
Plve Lamps, Derby
Purnace, Derby
Llttle Chester Ale House, Derby
Mr Grundy's, Derby
Old Sllk Mlll, Derby
Seven Stars, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
Cuest AIes onIy
8rackens, Alvaston
Harpur's, Melbourne
Lamb |nn, Melbourne
Mldland, Plpley
Ped Llon, Prltchley AII reaI aIes 2.50 a pint
whlte Post, Stanley Common
whlte Swan, Spondon
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Alexandra
8ablngton Arms
8runswlck
Crown & Cushlon
Lxeter Arms
Plve Lamps
Plowerpot
Purnace
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Greyhound
Mr Grundy's Tavern
New Zealand Arms
Seven Stars
Slug and Lettuce
Old Sllk Mlll
Peacock
e Olde Dolphln |nne
AMR VALLY
8lack Swan (8elper)
George |nn (Plpley)
The Llon (8elper)
Tavern (8elper)
Cuest AIes onIy
8ell & Castle, Derby
8roadway, Derby
8runswlck |nn, Derby
Plve Lamps, Derby
Purnace, Derby
Mr Grundy's, Derby
Old Spa |nn, Derby
Seven Stars, Derby
Cuest AIes onIy
Cuest AIes onIy
vlctorla |nn, Derby -
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8rackens, Alvaston
Harpur's, Melbourne
Lamb |nn, Melbourne
Honeycomb, Mlckleover
Mldland, Plpley
Ped Llon, Prltchley All real ales 2.50 a pint
Cross Keys, Swanwlck
Steampacket, Swanwlck
George |nn, Plpley
whlte Swan, Spondon
If your pub reguIarIy stocks IocaI ReaI AIes
and you wouId Iike to join tbe scbeme tben
pIease get in toucb. AII accredited pubs wiII
receive posters, stickers and bandpump crowns
to dispIay and wiII receive free pubIicity in
tbe Derby Drinker and on tbe Derby CAMRA
website.
FRadvertlslng lor gubs jolnlng the
CAMRA 0I8C00NT P0B8scheme
|f you are a llcensee and you are lnterested ln [olnlng the scheme
then please contact us at camgalgnsqderbycamra.org.uk, we
wlll advertlse your pub through thls column ln every edltlon of the
Derby Drlnker and on the Derby & Natlonal CAMPA websltes.
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SURRDUNDINC ARA
8ell (Smalley)
(Melbourne)
Lawns (Chellaston)
Old Talbot (Hllton)
Queens Head (Ockbrook)
NW
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onsiderl Dear 7oper, a recent autumnaI evening, wbereon I
ventured into a city centre bosteIry witb tbe intention of
meeting up witb an oId acquaintance of mine, wbo bad agreed
to bring aIong a vintage CAMRA pubIication, wbicb be bad
been promising, for some time, to Iend to me. As tbe evening
was coId and wet, be bad wiseIy pIaced tbe pubIication witbin
name of one of tbe big supermarket cbains. 7bis IittIe episode
niceIy iIIustrates, just bow usefuI pIastic carrier-bags can
continue to be once you've emptied your groceries from tbem.
Indeed, Dear 7oper, I wouId venture to suggest tbat tbey are
one of tbe most usefuI tbings on tbe pIanetl 7bey can, and are,
used over and over again for a variety of purposes, sucb as,
keeping bicycIe seats dry wbist tbeir owners are inside pubs
on wet evenings, taking
oId cIotbes to cbarity
sbops, and I've even
seen bikers putting
tbem on over tbeir
muddy boots to avoid
Ieaving a muddy traiI
of some ruraI bosteIry.
And as tbey are made
from a by-product of
tbe oiI industry, tbe
manufacturing costs
are minimaI, enabIing
supermarkets to give
tbem away, secure in
tbe knowIedge, tbat
witb tbe store's name
printed on tbe bags,
tbeir customers wiII be
waIking around advertising tbe pIace for freel It's a win, win,
situationl You wouId tbink tbat tbe bumbIe pIastic carrier-bag
wouId be ceIebrated as one of tbe greatest acbievements of
our modern age, a great boon to bumanity, ricb and poor aIike
- wbo in tbeir rigbt mind couId despise tbem! - nter our
mind boggIingIy stupid poIiticaI cIassl
Uslng the lame excuse that some antl-soclal scumbags have
allowed certaln plastlc bags to become lltter, our breathtaklngly
lnept polltlcal class, no doubt egged on by llttle green men (and
women) who desplse anythlng remotely connected wlth the oll
lndustry, have declded to punlsh all of us for the slns of the few by
lntroduclng the "8ag Tax"! |n other words, shops wlll be compelled
to charge us for plastlc carrler-bags. | for one hate lltter louts and
am of the oplnlon that the punlshments meted out to them are
derlsory, however, anyone who ls deluded enough to entertaln the
notlon that a tax on plastlc carrler-bags (whlch are often used for
gatherlng up lltter, such as empty drlnks cans and dog excrement)
ls golng to stop knuckle-draggers throwlng lltter around, ls
beyond havlng any senslble dlalogue wlth, and ls probably a
polltlclan, or one of thelr
polltlcally correct hangers on.
our slnklng polltlcal class, ln a
half-hearted attempt to tackle
late-nlght, aggresslve
drunkards, (they could start
by closlng the House of
Commons bars) ls the
lntroductlon of so-called
"Drunk Tanks", whlch are to be
run by prlvate companles.
Presumably those of our
leadlng pubco's, who run the
sort of establlshments
whereln most of the problem
drlnkers get fuelled up on
chemlcal lagers and rotgut
clders, wlll take full advantage
of thls lucratlve, state-funded buslness opportunlty, and get even
rlcher by settlng aslde deslgnated rooms ln thelr varlous outlets as
"Drunk Tanks", thereby keeplng the whole process of gettlng the
ldlots drunk on overprlced drlnks and then punlshlng them for lt,
under one roof.
| wonder lf all of thls nonsense wlll be funded by the "8ag Tax"!
Conslder that, Dear Toper! D.7.
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Access to Chambers Dlctlonary, and the '8lble' (aka the Good
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repIacement DRY DRINkR designerl
Only requlred every two months
Layout at home at your lelsure
No need to attend any meetlngs
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MMRRAurgen I tI tIyy n
Across
l Central 8lrmlngham Pub of the
ear, more often than not, to
boot (l0)
6 Dreadful rlde! (4)
8 8eers so-named from Orkney's
Quayloo 8rewery, or
Lmsworth's (8)
9 Coloratlon (lanthlne) conceals
an anclent Greek trlbesman (6)
l0 "Ay up m'duck - where's ll's
sesslon ale then!" (2.2)
ll Popular Derby Pub of the ear
near lts namesake brldge (6.4)
l2 Hugos at the Coast found here,
9 mlles Last of Newcastle (9)
l4 8rltten's wartlme home vlllage
where The Maltlngs concert
hall ls sltuated (5)
l7 A blrd, raglng, told me thls (5)
l9 | agree, able bodles can, ln
part, be very wllllng (9)
22 Amerlcan style close harmony
slnglng groups, halrcuts also
avallable! (6-4)
23 Antlpodean beer or watered-
down rum (4)
24 Could be a hogshead but can
certalnly hold lts llquor (6)
25 Tease 8en, but he's not here!
(8)
26 Chabrler's lst Quartet but
posslbly another composer (4)
27 County Durham vlllage, once
home to lts namesake brewery
(6.4)
Down
l Llement of wonder and
pleasure (3.6)
2 orkshlre Dales's pale ale wlth
wrap (7)
3 Odln or wotan for example
(5.3)
4 North Derbyshlre pub where
the 8lack Lurcher ls no longer
a dog (5.5.5)
5 Metal splke maker, or
manlcurlst perhaps (6)
6 The Commendatore's daughter
ln Don Glovannl (5.4)
7 A mad pro, malad[usted, but
could show you the way (4.3)
l3 where there's two eponymous
beers and the Deuchars |PA
producer-- Capltal! (9)
l5 Lverards and Greene Klng's
beglnnlngs, always lmmature
(9)
l6 Al, plssed about! That's
contempt (8)
l8 USA's 'ellowhammer' State (7)
20 Debater was scolded (7)
bud (6)
Crossword
No 36 by wrenrutt
Across
1. WAINWRICH7
6. 7OR7
8. SUPRIOR
9. 8ULUM
10. WHIM
11. 8LOND PAL
12. 7IDSWLL
14. S7ASH
17. RANDY
19. ASH8UR7ON
22. PARAPHRAS
23. 8ASS
24. D7OUR
25. INVI7INC
26. 8RR
27. 8URNS NICH7.
Down
1. WAS7WA7R
2. IMPLID
3. RAIN8OWS
4. CARCOYLS NAPIR
5. 7RNDY
6. 7RUMP7R
7. ROU8LS
13. NDAVOUR
15. HINDSICH7
16. O8SRVS
18. AMA7UR
21. CHRU8
25. 7RADINC
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Crossword
winner is
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from London
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