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CAMRA The East Anglian Beer Festival 25th - 28th April 2007 |
Yet again another great Beer Festival! With 67 Real Ales and 9 Real Ciders to choose from the was something to please everyone's taste! Even you Lager drinkers, get out and try something with a bit of taste instead of that mass produced rubbish, you know the are some real lagers out there? Check out 300 beers to try before you die. Or The good beer guide. |
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Held over 4 days the is no rush to get in and try the beers on tap, however as usual the Friday and Saturday were busy with people queuing to get in. The best days to go are the Wednesday and Thursday, it's not packed, all the beers are available and you can enjoy them in comfort. |
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Some of my personal favourites this year were,
Old Tackle. Brewed by Chalk Hill Brewery, Norwich, coming in at 5.6 % ABV, a reddish beer with a subtle aroma of blackcurrant. I could drink this all day long. It's A Grand Day. Brewed by Iceni Brewery, Mundford, coming in at 4.5% ABV, a golden beer with an aroma and taste of ginger. A definite summers day drink. Black Dog Mild. Brewed by Elgood's Brewery, Wisbech, coming in at 3.6% ABV, a dark beer with good hop aroma and roast malt flavour. Orange Wheat. Brewed by Green Jack Brewery, Lowestoft, coming in at 4.2% ABV, a golden beer with a lovely aroma of hops and mandarin and a taste to match. |
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With a few thousand people visiting over the 4 days this was an event not to be missed. I can safely say I enjoyed myself, Trying 30+ Beers over the 2 days I visited, I was happy to find some I will be looking for when out and about. |
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As you can see CAMRA is not all old bald men with beards, if you like your real beers and would like to find out a bit more, click on the link below and check out the CAMRA web site. |
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