North Hampshire

North Hampshire CAMRA Winter Beer Festival 2025

North Hampshire CAMRA Winter Beer Festival 2025

 

The Complete Beer List

Note: The CAMRA Bar is the Rear Bar

 

Bar Brewery Location Beer ABV   Notes
Rear Bar - Cask Front Row Brewery Congleton Egg Shaped Ball ESB 5.0% Dark premium bitter made with Maris Otter malt and Challenger, Northdown and Goldings hops.
Rear Bar - Cask Grey Trees Brewery Aberdare JPR’s Pale Ale 4.7% Strong pale ale. Grey Trees’ traditional British pale ale is a well balanced beer brewed with Crystal and Marris Otter pale malts, infused with US Chinook, Cascade and Simcoe hops. This imparts both a citrus aroma and citrus taste.
Rear Bar - Cask Grey Trees Brewery Aberdare Mosaic Pale Ale 4.2% Crisp and refreshing pale ale with generous helping of Mosaic hops.
Rear Bar - Cask Longdog Brewery Basingstoke Ruby Mild 5.8% A tribute to the famous Sarah Hughes Dark Ruby Mild, brewed in Sedgley to a Victorian recipe. Dark ruby in colour. Rich mouth-filling malt and hops, intense dry finish with tannin and fruit.
Rear Bar - Cask Portobello Brewery London Session Bitter 3.8% Nutty and dry biscuit notes with a trace of caramel. There are floral hops throughout.
Rear Bar - Cask St Peters Brewery Bungay, Suffolk Cream Stout 6.5% A strong, dark, and aromatic cream stout, rich black velvet in colour, with coffee and vanilla notes. It has a smooth and creamy chocolate flavour with a satisfying bittersweet aftertaste.
Rear Bar - Cask Vocation Brewery Hebden Bridge Bread & Butter 3.9% A fresh, easy-drinking, dry-hopped pale ale that combines British malts with US hops for a modern take on a classic. Crisp, with mild citrus notes and a smooth, rounded bitterness.
Rear Bar - Cask Vocation Brewery Hebden Bridge Pride & Joy 4.8% A classic, American style pale ale. Our Pride & Joy is pale, crisp, very hoppy and aromatic. Initially soft to the pallet, Pride & Joy builds to a generous but clean bitterness. Flavours & aromas of mango, citrus, earthy pine, tropical fruit and blueberry.

 

Location:

The Andover Tap at the Lamb