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 Thursday 24th – Sunday 27th July 2008
  OUTSIDE BAR WITH 15 REAL ALES

The 3rd Annual Beer Festival 2008

The Station Hotel Framlingham is proud to present it's 3rd Annual Beer Festival! Our customers can enjoy many beers from across the country along with live music and a hog roasting.

 Saturday 26th – Sunday 27th July 2008
  LIVE MUSIC

Mood Swing

By popular demand the band Mood Swing has been booked again this year to entertain the crowds throughout the weekend with the added bonus of a guest appearance by Emily Rogers on Saturday.

 Saturday 26th – Sunday 27th July 2008
  HOG ROAST

Food

As usual our restaurant provides fare to suit all tastes. We fully expect this to be another very successful festival and so to avoid disappointment please book a table at the restaurant EARLY.  Hog roast available over the weekend!

 

 

 

2008 Festival Beers

Brewery Beer Location ABV
Arundel Castle (Arundel, Sussex) 3.8%

A tawny coloured beer with a hoppy aroma. The flavour has a good balance of malt, fruit and hops with a dry, hoppy finish

       
Burton Bridge Golden Delicious (Burton Upon Trent, Staffordshire) 3.8%
A pale straw ale with a delicate, hoppy aroma and a dry bitter finish.
       
Castle Rock Harvest Pale (Nottingham, Nottinghamshire) 3.8%

A golden beer with a distinctive hop flavour and a crisp finish. Brewed with an aromatic blend of American hops.

       
Cotleigh Tawny (Wiveliscombe, Somerset) 3.8%

A West Country classic, well balanced, light copper coloured bitter. A subtle hop palate which blends with the sweetness of the malt to give a beautiful and balanced bitter.

       
Crouch Vale The Golden Duck (Chelmsford, Essex) 3.8%
Rich and dry with chocolate and mocha flavours.
       
Dark Star Over the Moon (Brighton, Sussex) 3.9%

A pale mild ale with a nutty, chocolatey aftertaste.

       
Downton Quad Hop (Downton, Salisbury) 3.6%

A pale, fruity, easy drinking session bitter.

       
Elgoods Black Dog (Wisbech, Cambridgeshire) 3.6%

A traditional dark mild with a well balanced and full roast flavour.

       
Hop Back Halcyon Days (Salisbury, Wiltshire) 4.0%

An extremely pleasant bitter with a terrific, fresh, hoppy aroma.

       
Mersea Mount Mersey Island (Colchester, Essex) 3.0%
A light, golden bitter ale with a deep, hoppy flavour.
       
Milton Dionysus (Cambridge, Cambridgeshire) 3.6%

Straw coloured bitter, powerfully hoppy with a fine citrus finish.

       
Thwaites Nutty Black (Blackburn, Lancashire) 3.3%

An easy drinking, dark, ruby coloured beer with a deliciously sweet initial taste and a rounded, roasted aftertaste.

       
Tring Captain Alf (Tring, Hertfordshire) 4.2%

A burnish gold bitter with a fine, well rounded bitterness and a good hop character.

       
Wye Valley Trekkers (Stoke Lacy, Herefordshire) 4.2%

A pale chestnut session beer with biscuit and toffee notes and a spicy hop finish.

       
       

2008 Festival Cyder

Brewery Cider Location ABV
Westons Old Rosie (Much Marcle, Herefordshire) 7.3%

A truly old fashioned, full flavoured, appley, cloudy, scrumpy cyder.

       

 

 



The FULL restaurant menu is also available throughout the beer Festival.
Please book a table early to avoid disappointment.

 

Please note that entertainment, beers and times are subject to change.

RESTAURANT BOOKINGS
01728 723 455

If you would like to make contact by e-mail, please be aware that we do not take bookings via this method and you should make your restaurant booking using the telephone number shown above.
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