It's Huddersfield Beer Festival this weekend and they are using an 
interesting new venue which is the Sikh temple near the Grove Inn.

The catering could be interesting!

More at

http://huddscamra.org.uk/oktoberfest/

but no beer list sadly.

"Paul Rigg"  wrote in message 
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> It's Huddersfield Beer Festival this weekend and they are using an 
> interesting new venue which is the Sikh temple near the Grove Inn.
>
> The catering could be interesting!
>
> More at
>
> http://huddscamra.org.uk/oktoberfest/
>
> but no beer list sadly.
>
Not sure how this will be formatted on news readers, but here goes:-


      No. Beer Brewery Area % abv Type Description











      1 Dawn Till Dusk Anglo Dutch Dewsbury 4.0 Bitter Tawny amber malty 
bitter
      2 Old Staff Anglo Dutch Dewsbury 4.2 Bitter Pale bitter brewed to 
celebrate Patrick Bronte's vist to Dewsbury
      3 Single Hop - Motueka Arbour Bristol 4.0 Bitter Pale bitter brewed 
with NZ Motueka hops. Tropical citrus,lime,lemon.
      4 Sunrise Bristol Beer Factory Bristol 4.4 Bitter Golden fruity bitter 
with good hop and malt balance
      5 Yakima Bob's Brewery Ossett 4.5 Bitter Pale fruity bitter
      6 Chardonnayle Bob's Brewery Ossett 5.1 Strong Bitter Strong pale ale 
with hints of lemon grass, fruits and hops.
      7 Quiver Bowman Droxford 4.5 Bitter Golden Best bitter with strong 
hoppy aroma, bittersweet, hoppy finish
      8 Tamarin Monkey Brass Monkey Sowerby Bridge 3.6 Mild A dark smooth 
mild
      9 Golden Monkey Brass Monkey Sowerby Bridge 4.1 Bitter Pale hoppy 
bitter
      10 Silverback Brass Monkey Sowerby Bridge 5.0 Strong Bitter A golden 
fruity bitter full of aroma.
      11 Decadence Brewsters Grantham 4.4 Bitter Golden ale with hint of 
maltiness, grapes & passionfruit.
      12 Potholer Cheddar Ales Cheddar 4.3 Bitter Golden ale with zesty 
fruit flavours
      13 Sundance Coastal Redruth 3.9 Bitter Golden hoppy bitter
      14 Old English Rose Cotswold Spring Chipping Sodbury 4.0 Bitter Straw 
coloured bitter with dry hoppy finish
      15 Leg Warmer Dorset Piddle Dorchester 4.3 Speciality A ginger beer
      16 Minster Mild Eastwood the Brewer Elland 3.8 Mild Dark mild
      17 First Born Eastwood the Brewer Elland 4.2 Bitter Amber hoppy bitter
      18 Catch The Rainbow Elland Elland 4.1 Bitter Pale hoppy bitter brewed 
with Brewer's Gold hops.
      19 Privilege Elland Elland 4.6 Strong Bitter Pale malty lager style 
beer brewed with caramunich malts
      20 Old Gimmer Elland Elland 5.0 Strong Bitter Very pale with hoppy 
bitterness. Supercharged Best Bitter
      21 Amnesia Elland Elland 5.8 Strong Bitter Golden coloured pale ale 
with citrus charged hops and aroma
      22 Shot In The Dark Elland Elland 8.0 Stout A vintage Imperial stout 
that has had over 10 months maturing.
      23 Moonraker Mild Empire Huddersfield 4.2 Mild Dark smooth mild with 
slight roasted malt finish
      24 Commerciale Empire Huddersfield 3.8 Bitter Pale fruity bitter 
brewed exclusively for the Commercial, Slaithwaite
      25 Pheasant Plucker Empire Huddersfield 3.6 Bitter Pale golden 
bitterwith hoppy citrus taste
      26 Thomas Empire Huddersfield 4.1 Bitter Pale hoppy bitter with fruity 
citussy finish
      27 Imperium Empire Huddersfield 5.1 Strong Bitter Strong powerful 
fruity hoppy bitter with a good malty balance
      28 Wheat Bier Fernandes Wakefield 5.0 Speciality Light gold English 
wheat beer brewed to a Belgian style recipe
      29 Pickled Pecker Fernandes Wakefield 5.5 Stout Traditional stout with 
hints of chocolate malt and liquorice after taste
      30 Callum's ESB Five Towns Wakefield 5.0 Strong Bitter Amber coloured 
Bitter brewed with dark malts with toffee overtones
      31 Niamh's Nemesis Five Towns Wakefield 5.7 Strong Bitter An IPA 
brewed with Cascade and Nelson Sauvin hops
      32 Goodens Gold Flowerpots Cheriton 4.8 Strong Bitter Yellow coloured, 
full bodied hoppy fruity bitter
      33 Seafarer Fullers London 3.6 Bitter Ambercoloured gentle bitter with 
fruity malty character.
      34 London Porter Fullers London 5.4 Porter Rich dark complex porter 
brewed with brown, crystal, chocolate malts
      35 1845 Fullers London 6.3 Strong Bitter Rich beer with fruit cake 
aroma, spices, amalt and dry hop finish
      36 Golcar Mild Golcar Golcar 3.4 Mild Dark mild with light roasted 
malt and liquorice taste. Smooth
      37 Townend Bitter Golcar Golcar 4.4 Bitter Golden amber bitter with 
hoppy fruity dry finish
      38 Guthlacs Porter Golcar Golcar 5.0 Porter A robust dark roasted malt 
porter with coffee taste.
      39 Weavers Delight Golcar Golcar 4.8 Strong Bitter Amber malty best 
bitter with fruity overtones
      40 Started Havant Cowplain 4.0 Bitter Burnished copper malty session 
ale
      41 Hop, Stock & Barrel Golden Valley Hereford 4.6 Strong Bitter 
Powerful hoppy bitter
      42 Classic Gold Great Western Bristol 4.6 Strong Bitter Strong golden 
bitter with a good hop and malt balance
      43 Monsoon  Leeds Leeds 4.1 Bitter Classic IPA with a high hoppiness 
not found in beers of this strength
      44 Gathering Storm Leeds Leeds 4.4 Stout Traditional robust stout with 
a rich finnish
      45 Stone Cutter Lymestone Stone, Staffs 3.7 Bitter Pale session bitter 
with floral and citrus flavours
      46 Ein Stein Lymestone Stone, Staffs 5.0 Strong Bitter Pale bitter 
packed with German Hallertau and Brewers Gold hops
      47 Huddersfield Pale Ale Mallinson's Lindley 3.8 Bitter Blonde with 
fruity hop nose, good body and hoppy bitter finish
      48 Scarlet Pimpernel Mallinson's Lindley 4.4 Bitter Very pale with 
light lemon nose, hoppy bitter taste with long finish
      49 Oatmeal Stout Mallinson's Lindley 4.3 Stout Creamy roast malt with 
vanilla hints, full bodied with slight bitter finish
      50 Springwood Special Mallinson's Lindley 4.6 Strong Bitter Very pale 
gold, fresh hop aroma with bitter hop finish
      51 Marble Ginger Marble Manchester 4.5 Speciality Intense full-bodied 
and fiery with a sharp, snappy bite
      52 JP Best Bitter Marble Manchester 4.3 Bitter Pale tawny bitter. 
Hoppy with a good malt balance and bitterness.
      53 Old Rocky Nailsworth Nailsworth 4.4 Bitter Golden hoppy bitter. 
Champion Beer of Gloucestershire 2009
      54 Red Squall Newby Wyke Little Bytham 4.4 Bitter Rich red beer full 
of fruit and malt with good hop character
      55 Nook Brew Nook Brewhouse Holmfirth 3.7 Bitter Amber malty bitter 
with dry bitter finish
      56 Nook Best Bitter Nook Brewhouse Holmfirth 4.2 Bitter Classic Bitter 
with good Yorkshire malt and hop balance.
      57 Nook Blond Nook Brewhouse Holmfirth 4.5 Bitter Deceptively easy 
drinking blond beer
      58 Hung, Drawn & Portered North Cotswold Stretton-on-Fosse 5.0 Porter 
Classic porter
      59 Church Ale North Curry North Curry 3.9 Bitter Amber coloured bitter 
with well balnced fruity malty bitterness
      60 Milk Crate Mild Old Spot Cullingworth 3.6 Mild A ruby mild
      61 It's Beer Old Spot Cullingworth 3.9 Bitter Chestnut coloured malty 
bitter
      62 Innocence Plain Ales Warminster 4.0 Bitter Golden straw coloured 
bitter with citrus/grassy aroma and fruity taste
      63 Streaky Pot Belly Kettering 3.6 Bitter Staw coloured light bitter
      64 Beijing Black Pot Belly Kettering 4.4 Mild Dark Mild
      65 Mad Goose Purity Great Alne 4.2 Bitter Golden hoppy bitter
      66 Sunraker Quantock Wellington 4.2 Bitter Straw coloured bitter with 
delicate hop flavour from Perle hops
      67 Deer Hunter Ramsbury Marlborough 5.0 Strong Bitter Rich ruby 
coloured, full bodied warming hoppy ale
      68 Vanilla Mild Riverhead Marsden 3.8 Mild Dark vanilla tasting mild
      69 Brewsters Blonde Riverhead Marsden 3.8 Bitter Straw coloured hoppy 
session beer brewed by the brewster
      70 Wessenden Wheat Riverhead Marsden 4.0 Speciality Dry, clear hoppy 
wheat beer
      71 Rowton Bitter Rowton Telford 3.9 Bitter Pale golden bitter
      72 Maori Salopian Shrewsbury 4.4 Bitter Antique bronze coloured bitter 
with grape/citrus hoppy taste
      73 Lemon Dream Salopian Shrewsbury 4.5 Speciality Lemon flavoured 
wheat beer
      74 Blakes 7 Severn Valley Dursley 5.2 Strong Bitter Strong bitter - 
nothing to do with the cult Sci-Fi Series
      75 Chesterfield Best Bitter Spire Chesterfield 4.5 Bitter Classic, 
strong brown bitter with malt and fruit flavours, hint of caramel
      76 Winter Wonderland Spire Chesterfield 6.1 Strong Bitter Strong dark 
winter ale
      77 Friar Tuck St George's Callow End 4.0 Bitter Light golden bitter 
with citrussy fruity flavour
      78 Tom Long Stoud Stroud 3.8 Bitter Amber session beer with spicy 
citrus aroma
      79 Rail Ale Summer Wine Honley 3.8 Bitter Golden bitter brewed 
specially for the Penistone Line Partnership
      80 Joker Summer Wine Honley 4.1 Bitter Pale amber ale with slightly 
sweet malt body and balanced bitterness
      81 Apache Summer Wine Honley 5.2 Strong Bitter Strong ale brewed with 
American hops, gold to copper malt body.
      82 Taunton Mayor Taunton West Bagbrough 5.0 Strong Bitter Strong hoppy 
bitter
      83 Barbury Castle Three Castles Pewsey 3.9 Bitter Well balanced pale 
ale with a hoppy spicy flavour
      84 Landmark Waen Waen Penstrowed 5.5 Strong Bitter Light coloured beer 
with hop and lemon balm aroma
      85 Weapon's Grade Ginger Beer Wheal Maiden Cornwall 5.5 Speciality 
Pale cloudy fiery hot ginger beer - additive & preservative free





     Ciders & Perries













      1 Medium Dry Dan Y Graig Monmouthshire 5.8 Cider List is subject to 
change due to availability and quality.
      2 Medium Dry Clives Worcestershire 6.3 Cider

      3 Medium Sweet Hartland Gloucestershire 5.8 Cider Please note that 
there are no tasting notes for the very simple
      4 Triple D (Dry) Rosies Denbighshire 7.2 Pyder reason that, unlike 
beers which vary by name, cider and perry
      5 Dry Troggi Gwent 7.0 Cider vary by the tub.
      6 Medium Dry Bollhayes Devon 6.8 Cider
      7 Dry Bristol Ciderworks Somerset 7.8 Cider Cider is made from 
fermented apples juice
      8 Janet's Jungle Juice (Med dry) Westcroft Somerset 6.8 Cider Perry is 
made from fermented pear juice
      9 Medium Day's Cottage Gloucestershire 6.0 Cider Pyder is made from 
the juice of cider apples and pears which are
      10 Dry Govier Somerset 6.0 Cider fermented together, and is not a 
blend of cider and perry.
      11 Dry Naish Somerset 6.0 Cider

      12 Medium Original Somerset 5.5 Cider Cider is NOT served with ICE but 
drunk at room temperature
      13 Medium Reddaway Devon 6.0 Cider to bring out the true taste and 
flavours.
      14 Medium Sarah's Herefordshire 6.0 Cider
      15 Wine of Glastonbury (Dry) Hecks Somerset 6.5 SV Cider SV Cider or 
Perry are fermenbted from a single variety fruit rather
      16 Stokes Red (Dry) Swallowfields Devon 6.3 SV Cider than a mixture of 
different varieties.
      17 Morgan Sweet (Med sweet) Wilkins Somerset 6.5 SV Cider

      18 Yarlington Mill (Med sweet) Rathays Old Goat Herefordshire 7.0 SV 
Cider

      19 Sweet  Broadoak Somerset 7.5 Perry

      20 Medium Gwynt Y Ddraig Glamorgan 5.0 Perry

      21 Dry Newton Court Herefordshire 6.0 Perry





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"Paul" <pdixey@free_nospam)netname.co.uk> wrote in message 
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>
> "Paul Rigg"  wrote in message 
> news:quednZr2NZ3c1F7XnZ2dnUVZ8kidnZ2d@bt.com...
>> It's Huddersfield Beer Festival this weekend and they are using an 
>> interesting new venue which is the Sikh temple near the Grove Inn.
>>
>> The catering could be interesting!
>>
>> More at
>>
>> http://huddscamra.org.uk/oktoberfest/
>>
>> but no beer list sadly.

Try this http://tinyurl.com/yap8hap

Ken Ward.

On Wed, 30 Sep 2009 13:04:18 +0100, "Paul Rigg"
 wrote:

>It's Huddersfield Beer Festival this weekend and they are using an 
>interesting new venue which is the Sikh temple near the Grove Inn

I think it's actually in the adjoining leisure centre.
Don't expect to see many Sikhs, because they'll all be hiding. (Hiding
Sikhs - geddit!!)

"M Platting" wrote in message 
news:amj9c5dq4nthrom0jgrbleae7aqci1khfd@4ax.com...
> On Wed, 30 Sep 2009 13:04:18 +0100, "Paul Rigg"
>  wrote:
>
>>It's Huddersfield Beer Festival this weekend and they are using an
>>interesting new venue which is the Sikh temple near the Grove Inn
>
> I think it's actually in the adjoining leisure centre.
> Don't expect to see many Sikhs, because they'll all be hiding. (Hiding
> Sikhs - geddit!!)
>

Hah  hah a latent comedian.  Maybe I should put you down for the stage in 
Oxenhope shed on Friday evening!

Paul Rigg wrote:
> 
  > Hah  hah a latent comedian.  Maybe I should put you down for the stage
> in Oxenhope shed on Friday evening!
> 
Regarding Oxenhope, but not the festival, can you please
tell me of some local pubs that are open daily? When in West
Yorks, we often walk the loop from Haworth over the tops to
Oxenhope, then along the tracks and river back to
Haworth. We used to trudge up the hill to the Wagon and
Hosses, but since the brewer left (a few years ago) it's
not worth the trudge. But else, the few pubs we come across
down in the village seem mostly shut. Keep thinking we
ought find a pub by the station, but no luck.

Can you help??? It's a long walk back to Haworth without
a brew.

chuck

On Thu, 1 Oct 2009 17:28:49 +0100, "Paul Rigg"
 wrote:


>
>Hah  hah a latent comedian.  Maybe I should put you down for the stage in 
>Oxenhope shed on Friday evening!

Would love to, but I can't afford the entrance fee!

>