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Ads by Google      Arun&Adur CAMRA CAMRA also got the brewers to declare the strengths of their beers, and are close to success in seeing listing of beer ingredients. CAMRA's mission is to act as champion of the consumer in relation to the UK and European beer and drinks industry. CAMRA is a founder member of the European Beer Consumers Union (EBCU) which brings together independent voluntary consumer groups from the UK, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Sweden and Switzerland to lobby for drinkers interests at a European level. http://www.aaa-camra.org.uk/about.html   (1364 words)      CAMRA CAMRA was founded in response to the increased production of keg beer (pasteurized, filtered beer served refrigerator cold and under gas pressure) during the 1950's and 60's. CAMRA has fought to prevent closings of or tampering with local or historic pubs by the large breweries. The takeovers and mergers of many small, independent brewers in Britain by large, national brewers led to a reduction in cask-conditioned ale production in favor of keg ale, a product that is easier to distribute and sell. http://www.nerax.org/camra.htm   (375 words)      Huntingdonshire CAMRA, the Huntingdonshire Branch of the Campaign for Real Ale CAMRA has launched a campaign to save the brewery and Ridley’s beers. If you drink beer or like pubs CAMRA is the place for you! Greene King has purchased the 160 year old Ridley’s Brewery and intends to close the brewery by this autumn. http://www.huntscamra.org.uk   (179 words)      CAMRA: News CAMRA is seeking more detailed assurances on the future of the Jennings brewery, beer brands and pub estate CAMRA is today celebrating the success of their flagship event, the Great British Beer Festival held at London Olympia last week. Issued: Tuesday 19th April 2005 CAMRA is calling on Jennings Brewery shareholders to act now to protect the independence of the Brewery. http://www.camra.co.uk/SHWebClass.asp?WCI=ShowCat&CatId=8   (3986 words)      Sunderland & South Tyneside CAMRA - National News 2 The beer is described in the 2004 edition of CAMRA's Good Beer Guide as, 'A full bodied, straw pale ale, with a good fruity aroma and a strong fruit and hop taste. Pale Rider brewed by Kelham Island Brewery of Sheffield was today judged to be the best beer in Britain by a panel of brewers, beer writers and journalists. SHEFFIELD BEER IS Champion Beer of Britain 2004 announced at the 'Biggest Pub in the World' http://camra-angle.co.uk/NewsStory2.htm   (325 words)      Welcome to Newark CAMRA CAMRA's mission is to act as champion of the consumer in relation to the UK and European beer and drinks industry. Except for a few paid staff, it is totally run by unpaid volunteers whose aim is to protect our brewing heritage and promote the choice and quality of real beers in the UK and Europe. Amongst its aims is to: maintain consumer rights; promote quality and choice; support the public house as a focus of community life, and campaign for greater appreciation of traditional beers. http://www.newarkcamra.org.uk   (181 words)      Brighton & South Downs CAMRA CAMRA stands for The Campaign for Real Ale, a British consumer organisation founded 1973 to campaign for the quality of traditional British beers. Liaise with and report on the four breweries in our area to CAMRA headquarters, and put their news Sussex Drinker. Organise weekly socials, usually on a Thursday or Friday night, in pubs that serve good real ale, and visits to breweries. http://www.brightoncamra.org.uk   (338 words)      real ale, facts about real ale and market development, CAMRA real ale facts, real ale breweries, real ale beer festivals Here is the CAMRA link, plus a selection of interesting real ale brewery websites, including some of the older and bigger real ale brewers, and some really lovely small real ale businesses and 'microbreweries' - the children of the new real ale revolution. At local and regional festivals the beers - and ciders and perries - are normally from local brewers, and served by CAMRA member volunteers. CAMRA website for details of dates, beers featured, festivals entry prices, etc. This is just a rough guide. http://www.businessballs.com/realale.htm   (5905 words)      Realbeer.com Beer Community - Joining CAMRA CAMRA is a British organisation and the Good Beer Guide only gives details of pubs in the UK. I still don't see any CAMRA chapters in Ireland or any mention of Ireland in any CAMRA guides to good beer. Similarly, CAMRA only has branches in the UK although I feel sure they would welcome an affiliation with a US-based organisation - just as they have one with the European Beer Consumers’ Union. http://www.realbeer.com/discussions/showthread.php?s=0cbef28fc7078d4944427031aee1b82c&postid=12882   (427 words)      South Beds CAMRA Information about CAMRA Beer Festivals, including Dunstable and Luton Beer Festivals. The latest national and local news from CAMRA, including details of Beer Inn Beds, the South Beds branch newsletter that is distributed to various pubs throughout the branch. Details of CAMRA’s national and local publications and other products, including the Good Beer Guide and changes to local entries in that guide. http://www.sbedscamra.org.uk   (279 words)      North Hampshire CAMRA - Beer Festivals For details of local CAMRA beer festivals in other parts of the country, please visit the beer festival listings on the national CAMRA site: www.camra.org.uk/festivals. Reviews and photographs of previous beer festivals hosted by North Hampshire CAMRA can be found in the Photo Album. CAMRA members get £1 in beer vouchers on production of current membership card. http://www.camrahantsnorth.org.uk/beerfestivals/beerfestivals.shtml   (237 words)      East Lancs branch of the Campaign for Real Ale (Camra) - Home page Free or reduced entry to all CAMRA beer festivals. Organize local CAMRA beer festivals, were you will pay a reduced entry fee (free if helping out). Were you will find all the local news on Real Ale and its availability in local pubs, plus news and information on what you're local branch of CAMRA is doing including trips out, beer festivals and much more. http://www.eastlancscamra.org.uk   (428 words)      CAMRA Birmingham News of upcoming local beer festivals can be found on our Beer Festivals page. CAMRA Birmingham holds regular Branch meetings, trips to pubs and breweries and other social events. There are also links to a number of related websites and local pubs. http://www.birminghamcamra.org.uk   (347 words)      Forth Valley Branch - CAMRA CAMRA promote fine beers in great pubs and defend the rights of the drinker. If you drink beer or like pubs and enjoy a full pint CAMRA is the place for you! Please feel free to join us at our monthly meetings and enjoy a chat and beer. http://www.camra-forth-valley.co.uk   (225 words)      Chesterfield & District Campaign for Real Ale - Links to other sites CAMRA is the only independent, voluntary, consumer organisation in the UK dedicated to preserving and promoting traditional pubs, independent breweries and real ale. Copyright (C) 1996 - 2005 Chesterfield and District CAMRA We are always on the look-out for new and interesting beer related websites to link to - If you know of a suitable website that we would find of interest, please send details to Alun Waterhouse http://www.chesterfieldcamra.org.uk/links.html   (1073 words)      CAMRA: Beer Festivals These lists contain details of CAMRA beer festivals for the coming few months, together with details of past festivals. The majority of the beer festivals admit card carrying CAMRA members free of charge or offer discounts. Use the calendars on the right to see a list of beer festivals for any given month. http://www.camra.org.uk/SHWebClass.asp?WCI=ShowCat&CatId=7   (71 words)      Bradford CAMRA Pages CAMRA is the only consumer group in the UK dedicated to preserving and promoting traditional pubs, independent breweries and real ale. Several CAMRA members have visited and Paul is keen to maintain the Castle as a traditional pub with a good choice of real ale. Recent weeks has seen CAMRA lauch a new Public House Standard Viability Test: Advice for Planners document and Bradford CAMRA had a local launch of this at the Beer Festival. http://www.bradfordcamra.freeserve.co.uk   (1307 words)      Home Page CAMRA is an independent, voluntary, consumer organisation whose mission is to act as champion of the consumer in relation to the UK and European beer and drinks industry. CAMRA aims to: maintain consumer rights; promote quality and choice; support the public house as a focus of community life, and campaign for a greater appreciation of traditional beers. We organise two local beer festivals annually, namely Ashfield (held in January/February) and Mansfield (held in April), as well as running a real ale bar in the beer tent at the Moorgreen Agricultural Show. http://www.mansfieldcamra.org.uk   (560 words)      South Devon CAMRA If you are keen to find out more about our activities, help out at our beer festivals, visit local pubs etc. drop us an E-mail, call us or come along to one of our monthly meetings or beer festivals. The best local pubs are carefully chosen by us and showcased in the annual CAMRA Good Beer Guide published each September. Pubs - Pub of the Year - Breweries - Cider/Perry - Good Beer Guide - Join CAMRA - Links http://www.southdevoncamra.com   (494 words)      CAMRA Homepage CAMRA members frequently survey all pubs in the district to keep a watchful eye on the quality and range of the beers available, along with many other considerations that go to make a good pub. Pubs in the Spotlight Solihull CAMRA's very own Beer Hunter, Martin Collinge, checks out some of our local pubs and gives us his opinion..... Solihull CAMRA chairman Ray Cooke presented the award to Nick Worrall on Tuesday 14th June. http://www.solihullcamra.org   (659 words)      Cambridge & District CAMRA: FAQ A: CAMRA has considerable investment - intellectual property - in the set-up of beer festivals so care has to be taken in this area. Q: is there a local CAMRA Beer Guide? Q: when is CAMRA's annual Good Beer Guide published? http://www.cambridge-camra.org.uk/faq.html   (1028 words)      The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) The guide contains an expanded Breweries Section which lists every brewery that produces cask beer&; The majority of beers have tasting notes provided by trained CAMRA tasting panels. Keep up to date on the brewing scene, and find out who is in, and who is out this year. Compiled by Jeff Evans, eight times editor of CAMRA's Good Beer Guide, this award-winning book is the perfect companion for every armchair beer lover. Second Edition of the CAMRA Guide to Deal, Dover, Sandwich and District. http://shop.camra.oxi.net/acatalog/CAMRA_Merchandise_Beer___Pub_Guides_51.html   (1217 words)      CAMRA signs up 75,000 member in National Pubs Week #442233 - Beer Advocate Events such as National Pubs Week, over 150 beer festivals a year (including the Great British Beer Festival) and the 'CAMRA's Membership Challenge' and national high profile campaigns such as Full Pints and Licensing Reform have all played their part in seeing CAMRA's membership figures increase by 25% since January 2000. Colin Valentine concluded, "CAMRA has successfully campaigned on numerous pub and beer issues over the last 34 years of our existence but we still have a lot more work to do. CAMRA signs up 75,000 member in National Pubs Week #442233 - Beer Advocate http://beeradvocate.com/forum/read.php?thread=442233   (600 words)      Woodforde's Norfolk Ales Everything about the brewery reflects care and attention to detail, and it is these qualities that have contributed to several of the beers becoming celebrated The high quality water comes from the brewery's own borehole; the barley is grown in the surrounding East Anglian farmland, and malted in Norfolk in traditional-style floor maltings. , including twice winning the supreme accolade of CAMRA's 'Champion Beer of Britain'. http://www.woodfordes.co.uk   (150 words)      Leeds CAMRA - Newsletter Welcome to the third Leeds CAMRA e-newsletter, incredibly only a month behind the first, containing the latest news and updates on what's happening in Leeds CAMRA, campaigns both locally and nationally, and the latest pub and brewery news hot off the press. You are receiving this email because you have indicated you would like to be put on our emailing list or you worked at the 2004 Leeds Beer Festival. Leeds CAMRA will be 30 years old next month. http://www.leeds-camra.com/Newsletter/03.shtml   (1454 words)      Billboard.co.uk CAMRA - the Campaign for Real Ale www.camra.org.uk Black Sheep Brewery www.blacksheep.co.uk The Real Ale Guide www.real-ale-guide.co.uk New Media Designs Ltd. - they helped us with our site. Isle of Skye Brewery - bottled beer and real ale casks www.camra.org.uk (CAMRA, the life-saver of REAL ale) www.siba.co.uk (Society of Independent Brewers) www.real-ale-guide.co.uk www.beermad.org.uk 2004 Kelburn Brewing Co. Ltd http://www.real-ale-guide.co.uk/hop-back   (161 words)      Beer Links from White Beer Travels The White Horse (www.whitehorsesw6.com) is one of the world's most famous purveyors of Real Ale (Cask Beer), and it also has an excellent selection of beers from around the world, particularly Belgium, Belgian Beer being very much the specialist subject of those featured in the photo. Various branches of CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale (www.camra.org.uk), Britain's premier beer consumers' organisation, have links to the White Beer Travels website, including John White's local branch in Grimsby, Lincolnshire. Click on their names above, to find out more about them and their websites.The photo was taken at the time of the Great British Beer Festival (GBBF), which is run each year, by the UK's premier beer consumers' organisation, CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale (www.camra.org.uk). http://www.whitebeertravels.co.uk/links.html   (7685 words)      Norwich and Norfolk branch of CAMRA Its main concern is with the promotion of cask conditioned beers (also referred to as “real ale”), allied to traditional British breweries and pubs. The Fat Cat is CAMRA's National Pub of the Year – again! CAMRA is a volunteer-led organisation and all local events are organised by volunteers in their own time. http://www.norwichcamra.freeserve.co.uk   (259 words)      Herts & Essex Borders Branch Campaign For Real Ale Camra will campaign against those who try and reduce that choice, either through pub closures, brewery closures or through the mass marketing of bland boring beers available across the land. The Herts and Essex Borders Branch of Camra is one of a large number of branches covering the UK, campaigning for the those people who enjoy drinking a honest beer of their choice in a pub of their choice. All information given here is given in good faith, but with no guarantee of accuracy. http://www.heb-camra.org.uk   (254 words)      Useful Links The appearance here of links to breweries and pubs should not be construed as endorsement by CAMRA. In truth most of the pub sites are more about food and accomodation than beer, except the Arena Tavern. CAMRA is not responsible for the content of external websites. http://www.nherts-camra.org.uk/links.htm   (134 words)      Hogs Back Brewery Ltd A real ale brewery based in Surrey, UK. The Hogs Back Brewery is totaly independent. its excellent real ale 'TEA' (Traditional English Ale) has proved to be a favourite of cask conditioned ale drinkers throughout the UK. Winner of many awards including a gold medal for Best Bitter at the CAMRA Great British Beer festival&; http://www.hogsback.co.uk   (157 words)      Leeds CAMRA It exists to protect decent traditional beer and decent traditional pubs and the interests of those who enjoy and appreciate them. This year we are celebrating our 30th anniversary. CAMRA is one of the most successful consumer organisations in Europe. http://www.leeds-camra.com   (338 words)      North Oxfordshire Camra The 2006 Good Beer Guide will be available to CAMRA members at a very special price of just £8.50 for members who attend the November branch meeting The contents of this site are Copyright© 2005 North Oxfordshire branch of CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale). CAMRA celebrates ‘REAL’ cider and perry in October http://www.northoxfordshirecamra.org.uk   (129 words)      Cask Marque Trust - Home page "CAMRA sees quality as a vital factor in increasing the popularity of cask beer and warmly welcomes the Cask Marque initiative as a positive way of tackling the issue problem." This guarantees beer quality in the outlet and the opportunity to TRY BEFORE YOU BUY. Awarded to the licensee rather than to the pub. http://www.cask-marque.co.uk   (215 words)      WHAT IS CAMRA It’s a name for draught (or bottled) beer brewed from traditional ingredients, matured by secondary fermentation in the container from which it is dispensed, and served without the use of extraneous carbon dioxide; also called `cask-conditioned`. CAMRA is divided across the whole of the UK into Regions, these Regions are then split up into individual Branches. Barnsley CAMRA is in the Yorkshire Region, within the administrative county of South Yorkshire, and is one of four branches in that area. http://www.freewebs.com/yourpint/what_is_camra.htm   (236 words)      CAMRA Nantwich Beer Festival 2005 This popular CAMRA event will feature locally produced beers and ciders from Cheshire's sixteen local breweries including Titanic, Beartown and Coach House. There will be brews on offer from Staffordshire, Shropshire, North Wales, Liverpool and Manchester. Fri evening; Sat afternoon and evening; Sun afternoon http://www.sustainability-alliance.org.uk/food/festival/beerfestival.htm   (320 words)      Leeds CAMRA - Links We have links to our colleagues in other Yorkshire branches of CAMRA, to other organisations in Leeds that have similar aims to ours, to the three breweries in our area, and to some of the places where you can find their wares. ¤ Yorkshire CAMRA ¤ Other Groups ¤ Breweries ¤ Pubs ¤; Beer Shops ¤ Public Transport ¤ More links, for example to CAMRA branches outside Yorkshire, can be found from the CAMRA HQ Page, which you can get to via the handy links at the bottom of the page. http://www.leeds-camra.com/Links   (697 words)      CAMRA Peterborough Beer Festival - Getting there Champion Beer Contacts Glasses Layout Archive Pictures Links Peterborough CAMRA CAMRA HQ http://www.beer-fest.org.uk/current/getting.htm   (268 words)      Worcester CAMRA Beer & Cider Festival 2004 The Champion Beer of the Festival was Cain's Raisin Beer with St Peter's Organic Ale and Cairngorm Trade Winds gaining 2nd and 3rd place honours respectively. Originally brewed as Jubilation for the Queens visit to Bath in 2003 The CAMRA Champion Best Bitter of the West Midlands was judged to be Holden's Black Country Bitter with Burton Bridge Golden Delicious and Wye Valley HPA in joint 2nd place. http://www.camra-worcs.freeuk.com/www2004/beers2004.html   (3532 words)      Beer Mad: the biggest Real Ale database on the Web Whether you're looking for brewery websites (we currently cover breweries in 39 European countries and territories, with more planned), pubs with a web presence, pub guides (useful if you're travelling), drinkers' organisations (such as CAMRA or Zythos) or just somewhere to order a few bottles, we have the links for you. Finally, don't forget Beer Mad's extensive list of hundreds of carefully selected beer-related links. It takes no commercial sponsorship and never will. http://www.beermad.org.uk   (280 words)      CAMRA CAMRA also publishes the Good Beer Guide, an annually compiled directory of its recommended pubs and brewers. CAMRA's campaign aims include promoting small businesses, reforming licensing laws and reducing tax on beer. CAMRA (the Campaign For Real Ale) is an independent, voluntary, consumer organisation in the United Kingdom, with the main aim of promoting real ale and the traditional British pub. http://www.yotor.com/wiki/en/ca/CAMRA.htm   (127 words)      Halifax & Calderdale CAMRA CAMRA is a consumer group within the UK dedicated towards preserving and promoting traditional pubs, independent breweries and of course real ale. CAMRA is regarded as one of Europe's most successful consumer organisation. During the past 30 years it has been an active branch of the http://www.hxcalderdalecamra.org.uk   (205 words)      Watford & District CAMRA CAMRA is a British consumer organisation dedicated to the promotion of cask and bottle conditioned beer as well as the preservation of traditional pubs. The websites of local CAMRA branches, as well as other sites of interest, are listed on our links page. If you are interested in finding out more about Watford and District Branch's activities, contact us or see our list of forthcoming branch socials and outings. http://www.watfordcamra.org.uk   (190 words)      Stourbridge CAMRA - Home Page CAMRA is an independent, voluntary consumer organisation that campaigns to maintain consumer choice and beer quality and supports the pub as a focus of community life. We aim to provide useful information about real ale, pubs, local branch news, events, etc and try to provide interest to local and national real ale drinkers. Click the Join Us button (at the top) on the national CAMRA web site. http://www.stourbridge-camra.co.uk   (212 words)      CAMRA - welcome to Sheffield & District branch Website is written and maintained by Andy Cullen with some material taken from 'Beer Matters' or 'camra.org.uk'. CAMRA is a national consumer organisation with over 70,000 members, which campaigns on many issues that affects every drinker in the UK, as well as organising real-ale related social events such as beer festivals. Welcome to the Sheffield and District branch of CAMRA - the Campaign for Real Ale. http://www.sheffieldcamra.co.uk   (275 words)      Abbey Ales Brewery - uk brewers, bellringer, brewers in bath, micro-brewers, camra festivals, award winning ales, ... Abbey Ales Limited The Abbey Brewery, Camden Row, Bath, BA1 5LB. Abbey Ales Brewery - uk brewers, bellringer, brewers in bath, micro-brewers, camra festivals, award winning ales, online brewers Brewery 01225 444437 Fax 01225 443569 Click to Email http://www.abbeyales.co.uk   (38 words)      The South East Essex Branch of CAMRA "The Campaign for Real Ale" CAMRA 'The Campaign for Real Ale' is an organisation dedicated to giving you the consumer a voice in the brewery and pub leisure industry. All content Copyright © CAMRA LTD, South East Essex-CAMRA and Kenneth Hill The South East Essex Branch of CAMRA "The Campaign for Real Ale" http://www.seecamra.org.uk   (283 words)      Worcester Branch of CAMRA Web Site Here you'll find details of what we do, where we drink and who brews our local ales. Then welcome to the Worcester Branch of CAMRA web site. http://www.camra-worcs.freeuk.com/branch   (115 words)      The Star Inn - Bath - A real ales pub serving Bellringer from Abbey Ales There are four different drinking areas - the smaller bar, still used by many of the regulars, features a long single bench known as "death row" where a complimentary pinch of snuff can still be found in the tins on the ledge above the wall panelling. The pub is described by CAMRA (The Campaign of Real Ale) as a "rare and unspoiled pub interior of outstanding historic interest" and it is listed on the National Inventory of Heritage Pubs. We now have a loyal band of regulars from locals to tourists, and many students who come for the draught Bass and our own Bellringer," he commented. http://www.star-inn-bath.co.uk   (407 words)      Huddersfield and District Branch of CAMRA Main Index Huddersfield and District Branch of CAMRA Main Index All contents copyright © 2005 Huddersfield and District CAMRA. Look for Accommodation, Pubs, Restaurants and Entertainment in Huddersfield http://www.camra.fsworld.co.uk/main.htm   (101 words)

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