National Cask Ale Week


Starts 1st October 2011 National Cask Ale Week is a campaign organised between CAMRA and Cask Marque. The main objective is to get more people trying real ale and encourage more pubs to organise real


ale events throughout the


week. This will hopefully lead to more trade for pubs. National Cask Ale Week aims to: •Encourage non-real ale drinkers to try real ale for the first time •Encourage experienced real ale drinkers to visit real ale pubs throughout the week •Encourage non-real ale pubs to stock real ale for the first time •Encourage pubs to organise a number of real ale events to


increase trial and improve their trade If you want to know more about CAMRA visit: www.camra.org.uk


The Cask Ale Trail Swan & Royal Clitheroe


Jenning Bitter. Banks Bitter. Marsdens Pedigree. + Regular Guest Ales


Briercliffe Social Club


Moorhouses. Thwaites. & Weekly Guest Ales. 16 Cask Ales at our Beer Festival 7th-9th October.


1807 Extra Special


Shepherd Neame Spitfire Thwaites Indus IPA Changed Weekly


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A Fine Selection of Classic Cask Ales, Nurtured By Mark.


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Clitheroe Wine Society This is held in the Restaurant


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Mystery Pub? British Bands of the 60s Fill in the grid below with the names of the groups pictured throughout these pages to reveal this month’s Mystery Pub. Email your answer to: info@thelocalherald.co.uk We’ll enter you into our draw to win £20 to spend at that pub. Last month’s winner was… Susan Wrigley of Brierfield who successfully entered The Turf Hotel as her answer. The Turf Hotel is situated on Yorkshire St in Burnley, and has been run by Joe since February this year. The Turf’s reputation under “The Culvert” is truly first class and they have regular themed events such as Halloween fright night plus a “Remembrance Day Special” with 3 live entertainers from 2pm onwards. They provide main brand beers and bottles from as little £1.40 per pint, and entertainment includes free pool Monday to Friday, Poker nights every Wednesday and several pub teams. You need never miss out on the sporting action as they show SKY SPORTS & ESPN on HD Screens, big screen & stunning 3D. The Turf caters for all ages and explodes into life at weekends with Karaoke on Fridays, the Disco on Saturdays and live entertainment every Sunday from 8.30pm. For regular updates join The Turf Group on Facebook or call Joe on: 07761 183584 The Winner of our September Cellar competition was: Gladys Hughes of Padiham. Have a nice meal Gladys. Give them a ring to book a table. 01282 775888


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at


The Post House Hotel,


Clitheroe on the last Tuesday of each month. There are no membership fees just an advance payment of £36 which covers three months. to cover


the costs of wine,


speakers, admin, etc. The Society founder, Stephen Burns, has been a Wine Appreciation tutor, an International Wine Judge, is “Ask the Expert” for Lancashire Evening Post and has set up two Wine Societies. The secretary of the Society is Christine Snape of Clitheroe.


01200-422361 or 07896877690 24.


or email Christine91251@btinternet.com Stephen re-opened the Wine Society in September by Looking at “The Flavour of Wine” where he examined the whole spectrum of textures and styles of red and white wines. Upcoming meetings are: Tuesday, 25th October Guest speaker this evening is Stuart Rothwell. Stuart is from the Vineyard in Ramsbottom and will talk about the “Pinots” of the wine world including Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meniuer Tuesday, 29th November Another guest speaker will visit the Society. Gemma Crangle is MD of specialist wine merchant ‘Terrior’. She will introduce members to the unique and diverse region of the Languedoc. This region is currently one of the most exciting in France if not the world. Saturday, 4th December The Annual Christmas Dinner at The Old Post House Hotel Dinner, wines and the Presentation of the “Jimmy Watson Award” and “The Nobe Rot Award.” Plus the Christmas Raffle.


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