Chasewater Railway to host real ale event
https://lichfieldlive.co.uk/2026/06/16/chasewater-railway-to-host-real-ale-event/
In 1215, the Magna Carta guaranteed rights that shaped the modern world.
One of them, arguably, was the right to a decent pint.
Beer Day Britain lands every June 15th — the same date as the signing. Because 800 years of history deserves to be celebrated with something cold and golden in your hand.
🍺 Cheers to Beer. Cheers to history.
#BeerDayBritain #CraftBeer #RealAle #BeerHistory #TalkAboutBeer #HantverksÖl
Although the final session of the beer festival finished on Saturday evening, here is - belatedly - my final completed list from the five days of the event. As you can see, I only really drink the cask ales: I hold the key keg beers in contempt (although I did have a single sip of one from my friend’s glass!)
I have a very simple scoring system: I try to sample every beer, so only drink in half pints. Each time I try a beer, I tick it off (any further halves gain extra ticks accordingly) and this represents a default score of three stars. A cartoon ’thumbs up’ promotes this to a four star tasting, as a ‘thumbs down’ demotes to two stars. The word ‘Yuk!’ relegates a beer to a single star as ‘Yum’ allocates a full five star rating. The acronym ‘BOF’ signifies the beer that received my vote as the best of festival.