A - Westons, Herefordshire - Old Rosie (7.3%)

Award-winning Old Rosie is allowed to settle out naturally after fermentation

resulting in a truly old fashioned, full flavoured, appley, cloudy scrumpy; with

a well-balanced medium dry character.

B - Westons, Herefordshire - Country Perry (4.5%)

Made from perry pears and fullly matured in old oak vats to develop its

strength and traditional character. Free from all artificial colouring, flavouring

and sweetening it retains its natural pale colour.

C - Westons, Herefordshire - Rosie’s Pig (4.8%)

Rosie's Pig is an easy drinking cloudy cider with a fresh apple flavour with

hints of citrus and spice.

Westons ciders sponsored by Lymm Pages

D - Thatchers Cider, Somerset - Big Apple (6.4%)

Bursting with apple flavour and a distinct depth in character, this cider’s

aroma has a hint of spice from our favourite bittersweet apples.

E - Thatchers Cider, Somerset - Heritage (4.9%)

A fine traditional, unfiltered cider with a rich haze crafted from a blend of

specially selected apples.

Thatchers ciders sponsored by lymmvillage.com

F - Moles Brewery, Wiltshire - Black Rat Cider (6.0%)

Black Rat is a dry, award winning, premium English cider. Unpasteurised,

maintaining the apple's full flavour, Black Rat Cider has a fresh apple aroma,

a smooth taste and a crisp clean finish.

G - Moles Brewery, Wiltshire - Black Rat Perry (7.5%)

Traditional Somerset-style perry. Very drinkable, with a true pear aroma;

starts with a medium sweet taste and is followed by a dry finish.

Moles ciders sponsored by Lymm Life

H - Sandford Orchards, Wiltshire - Strawberry Lane (4.0%)

Ripe strawberries, cask Devon cider and a healthy squeeze of fresh limes.

Delicate, sweet and naturally pink this cider is blessed with all the charms of

summer and a pleasing citrus kick.

I - Sandford Orchards, Wiltshire - Cider Ginger (4.0%)

Fresh pressed ginger root and the finest Devon cider creates this wonderfully

versatile small batch blend from Sandford Orchards.

Sandford ciders sponsored by Lymm Parish Council

Wine by the glass (2 tokens per 175ml glass)

Sparkling - Bella Cucina Prosecco, Veneto, Italy (11%)

Red - Hardy’s Legacy Shiraz Cabernet, South East Australia (13%)

White - Wairau Cove Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand (12%)

White - Ogio Pinot Grigio, Delle Venezie, Italy (12%)

Food by Lymm Ladies Circle

Pulled Pork Roll £2.50 / Pulled Carrot Roll (V) £2.50

Hot Dogs £1.25 / Bar Snacks from 50p

To find out more about Lymm Ladies Circle visit www.lymmladiescircle.co.uk.

Free Soft Drinks sponsored by Kids Planet Day Nurseries

Beer Fest Entertainment

Over the two days of the festival, we have a range of entertainment including:

A selection of talent from The Venue (Friday evening)

Matt Fearon - singer songwriter from Southport (Saturday evening)

Lymm Concert Orchestra (Saturday afternoon)

Plus a pub quiz (Saturday afternoon) and fantastic raffles both days.

Lymm & District Round Table welcome you to the 6th Lymm

Beer Fest. Since the first festival in 2011, this event has raised in excess of £15,000 for good causes.

Please visit us at www.lymmbeerfest.co.uk, follow us on facebook at

facebook.com/LymmBeerFest or tweet us @lymmbeerfest.

Lymm & District Round Table is a club for blokes aged 18 to 45. We go for great

nights out - go-karting, canoeing, paint-balling, 5-a-side, etc. - all accompanied by

a beer or three. We also organise three big events for charities and community

groups - Lymm Duck Race, Lymm Beer Fest and the Big Lymm Bonfire.

If you’d like to find out more about Lymm Round Table, speak to one of the guys

at the festival, or visit www.lymmroundtable.co.uk.

President’s Gin Palace New for 2016, inspired by Round Table’s President’s

new-found love of the mother’s ruin.

3 tokens per 35ml shot with Fever Tree tonic water and a selection of fruit garnishes.

I. Professor Cornelius Ampleforth’s Bathtub Gin

A wonderfully exciting concoction, with a keynote of juniper.

II. Opihr Oriental Spiced

Inspired by the opulence of the Spice Route and Eastern romance.

III. Tarquin’s Cornish

Intense scents of orange blossom and crisp dry pine forests.

IV. Warner Edwards Victoria’s Rhubarb

A rumbustious drink with a big burst of rhubarb.

V. Brockmans

A smooth and seductive well balanced gin.

VI. Pinkster

Deliciously dry gin bursting with raspberries.

VII. Tanqueray 10

A classic smack of cinnamon, liquorice, lemon and orange peel.

VIII. Thomas Dakin

A great Northern number, with sweet orange and citrus notes.

IX. Steam Punk

A full bouquet of floral and citrus to tantalise the senses.

X. Indian Summer

A saffron-infused gin will add a twist to a classic G&T.

1 - Coach House, Warrington - Strawberry Blonde (4.1%)

A refreshing blonde ale with hints of citrus and grapefruit but with an

aftertaste of Strawberry.

Sponsored by Evolution Recruitment Solutions

2 - Beartown, Congleton - Ginger Bear (4.0%)

The flavours from the malt and hops blend with the added bite from the root

ginger to produce a superbly quenching blonde ale.

Sponsored by Hopkinsons

3 - Seven Brothers, Salford - Watermelon Wheat (4.5%)

A wheat beer with a subtle infusion of fresh water melon, a truly thirst-

quenching craft beer.

Sponsored by IDS Financial

4 - Green Jack, Lowestoft - Orange Wheat (4.2%)

Orange Wheat has restrained zesty citrus flavours from the hops and the

peel, balanced with a soft sweetness from the wheat malt.

Sponsored by NetApp

5 - Little Valley, Hebden Bridge - Hebden’s Wheat (4.5%)

Fruity and refreshing. Light in colour with hints of coriander and lemon.

Sponsored by Eden Building Design

6 - Seven Brothers, Salford - IPA (5.0%)

First, we mixed hops and malt. Then, added a touch of citrus and grape fruit.

Why? Because we can. A great beer that's bittery, rather than sweet.

Sponsored by Robert Lizar Solicitors

7 - Storm Brewery, Macclesfield - PGA (4.4%)

A truly classic German style beer using Hersbrucker hops & lager malts to

create a light, delicate taste with floral hoppy overtones.

Sponsored by FDR Law

8 - Red Willow, Macclesfield - Wreckless (4.7%)

This beautifully balanced pale ale is loaded with Citra and Amarillo hops

providing massive amounts of tropical fruit with a clean finish.

Sponsored by Axon Resourcing

9 - Mobberley Brewery - Boom Juice (3.6%)

A delightful crafted summer beer, brewed using Rakau and Waimea to give

BOOMing flavours and tropical aromas.

Sponsored by Warrington Round Table

10 - Mobberley Brewery - Elysium (4.7%)

Brewed using magnum, chinook and cascade. Elysium is the big brother to

Revelation. Expect clean fruity and zesty notes with a sharp bitterness.

Sponsored by Lymm Shutters and Blinds

11 - Thornbridge, Bakewell - Jaipur (5.9%)

A citrus dominated India Pale Ale, it’s soft and smooth yet builds to a

crescendo of massive hoppiness accentuated by honey.

Sponsored by Richmond Training

12 - 4Ts, Runcorn - Bring Me Sunshine (4.5%)

American pale ale, perfect for the summertime and with summer soon

coming to a close it’s the perfect time for a pint in the sun!

Sponsored by The Original Barber Shop

13 - Irwell Works, Ramsbottom - Costa De Salford (4.1%)

Brewed as a summer ale, this beer is light in colour with bags of flavour.

Sponsored by Owen Rabbitt Plumbing and Heating

14 - Hydes, Manchester - Lowry (4.7%)

Crafted from Citra and Chinook hops to produce an intensely hoppy and

refreshing Golden beer. Oodles of strong citrus and lovely tropical tones.

Sponsored by Hydes

15 - Coach House, Warrington - Ostler’s (4.0%)

Light golden beer with a dry clean taste. German aroma hops are used to give

the impression of a lager aroma.

Sponsored by Coach House Brewery

16 - Coach House, Warrington - Blueberry (5.0%)

A wonderful straw coloured beer with a light Blueberry aroma and a distinct

Blueberry aftertaste.

Sponsored by Tree Tamers

17 - Wincle, Macclesfield - Wibbly Wallaby (4.4%)

A full bodied golden beer with fruity ‘hoppy’ overtones and a dry, slightly

biscuity finish.

Sponsored by Warrington Round Table

18 - Dunham Massey - Summer Meadow (4.3%)

Light and hoppy, with hints of citrus and blackcurrant.

Sponsored by Barber Shop Lymm

19 - Red Willow, Macclesfield - Weightless (4.2%)

Number five in the very popular Weightless Series, big orange and floral

notes with a hint of marmalade and a balanced bitterness.

Sponsored by Andy Gas

20 - Storm, Macclesfield - Ale Force (4.2%)

An amber coloured ale created from a fusion of chocolate, pale and crystal

malts with the finest Fuggles hops.

Sponsored by Unify

21 - Wincle, Macclesfield - Rambler (4.0%)

Strolling through ancient recipes we stumbled across the idea for this

distinctive country ale. A subtle balance of malt and autumn fruit hoppiness.

Sponsored by Rotary Club Warrington Oktoberfest

22 - 4T’s, Runcorn - APA (4.0%)

American pale ale, hopped with Cascade, Centennial and Chinook, to produce

spicy and citrus hints with a crisp bitter mouthful.

Sponsored by Cheshire Housing

23 - Red Willow, Macclesfield - Feckless (4.1%)

A classic British bitter, rich toffee and malt balanced with the subtle flavours

of Challenger, First Gold and Target hops.

Sponsored by Lymm & District 41 Club Active

24 - Bollington Brewery, Bollington Best (4.2%)

A delightfully hoppy bitter. Clean & Crisp with a light golden colour and

refreshing bitter after taste.

Sponsored by Prestige Flooring of Lymm

25 - Bollington Brewery, White Nancy (3.6%)

A pale coloured Best Bitter with lots of body and good fruity taste but not

overly sweet.

Sponsored by Northern Power

26 - Sandiway Ales, Northwich - Hop Sepia (4.3%)

Sweet, rich and smooth with a beautiful reddish colour.

Sponsored by Carrington Power Station

27 - Beartown, Congleton - Bruin’s Ruin (5.0%)

Deep copper coloured premium ale. Full of malty character and a palate of

sweet, smooth, fruity flavours.

Sponsored by Unify

28 - Front Row, Congleton - Pride (4.6%)

Premium bitter, originally brewed to celebrate the Lion's tour victory over

Australia.

Sponsored by CB3 Design Architects

29 - Thornbridge, Bakewell - Lord Marples (4.0%)

Surprisingly smooth with light toffee and caramel characters, a mixture of

floral and spicy hop notes and a pleasing bitter finish.

Sponsored by Co-op Lymm

30 - Irwell Works - Iron Plate Lancashire Stout (4.4%)

Brewed as a Lancashire Stout, from an old Irish recipe. This is a meal in itself,

the richness of the stout is balanced with a good bitterness.

Sponsored by Carlton Freight

31 - Sandiway Ales, Northwich - Hop Secret (4.5%)

Rich, dark and delicious. A proper full bodied dark ale with a bold flavour.

Sponsored by Site Project Cleaning

32 - 4Ts, Runcorn - Stout (5.0%)

Mouth-watering English stout, balanced and smooth. A combination of

specialist malt gives it chocolaty, biscuit, burnt notes.

Sponsored by Causeway Heating

33 - Storm, Macclesfield - Silk of Amnesia (4.7%)

This champion dark beer produces a rich chocolate palate with a clean bitter

finish.

Sponsored by Red, Lymm

34 - Front Row, Congleton - Pause (4.5%)

For the thinker in the pack, a dark mysterious full of flavour stout with a twist

of chocolate, take time to 'lock in' and contemplate.

Sponsored by The Essential Guide

35 - Dunham Massey - Chocolate Cherry Mild (3.8%)

It has all the class of Dunham Dark, with a dry hint of cherry that cuts through

the malt flavours.

Sponsored by Lymm Ladies Circle

36 - Beartown, Congleton - Black Bear (5.0%)

Award-winning dark ruby coloured strong mild ale. Subtle roast and malt

flavours fill the taste, completed by a mellow sweetness.

Sponsored by Flavours

37 - Tatton, Knutsford - Tatton Blonde (4.0%) - HAND PUMP

Hoppy fruity taste and a fine fruity aroma.

Sponsored by Urban – Lymm Beer Fest’s gold sponsor

38 - Tatton, Knutsford - Tatton Best (4.2%) - HAND PUMP

A classic light amber coloured best bitter with a clean malt flavour and fine

hop character derived from a blend of aroma hops.

Sponsored by Globus – Lymm Beer Fest’s silver sponsor

39 - Red Willow, Macclesfield - Homeless (4.2%)

Light and refreshing with plenty of Saaz hops.

Sponsored by Amplify – provider of www.lymmbeerfest.co.uk