Showing posts with label Magazine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magazine. Show all posts

Sunday, 12 June 2016

CAMRA ANGLE SUMMER 2016




The Summer edition of CAMRA Angle , the quarterly magazine of the Sunderland and South Tyneside branch of CAMRA, has  just been published. Copies will soon be distributed to real ale pubs throughout the area , and beyond . 

This is a packed issue and well worth a read.

A regular section is a news update on pubs and breweries in the branch. Our featured pub is The Steps in Washington.

An update is reported on the CAMRA Revitalisation Project which is currently underway. 



The success of The Dun Cow,  Sunderland in the National Pub Design Awards is celebrated. Another celebration was an award to Roosters Brewery... but you need to read the magazine for more details.

The Branch Chairman gives his thoughts on his favourite 5 pubs , and there is a report about Casque Mark. Three local micro pubs feature and there is a fascinating article on gluten free ales. 



There is even an article by our roving reporters looking at breweries  in Florida ;  CAMRA Angle travels the world.  


The second pub walk features, this time between Marsden and South Shields, ideal for a summer stroll.

Issue 44 is rounded off by pub quiz and where am I.

If you cant find a copy, follow this link to download your own,  and for more branch news. .http://sst.camra.org.uk/

 
And remember, accept no imitations.  

Wednesday, 2 December 2015

CAMRA ANGLE SPRING 2016

The Spring edition of CAMRA Angle , the quarterly magazine of the Sunderland and South Tyneside branch of CAMRA, has  just been published. Copies are now being distributed to real ale pubs throughout the area , and beyond . It is noticeable that the front cover depicts a painting of the Steamboat in South Shields. 

A regular section is a news update on pubs and breweries in the branch.

There are pub features on The Stables in West Herrington, McConnell's Gin and Ale House in Jarrow  , and the Marine in South Shields. 

Mention is made of  the branch pub of the year results, and there is a report about SIBA ( The Society of Independent Brewers) with thanks to Maxim Brewery. 


There are articles by our roving reporters  visiting London and Russia. I kid you not.  


A new feature in the magazine is a pub walk suggestion  set  in the Herrington Country Park area of Sunderland and taking in 5 pubs ( so in theory a pub crawl)


Issue 43 is rounded off by pub quiz and where am I 

If you cant find a copy, follow this link to download your own,  and for more branch news. .http://sst.camra.org.uk/

( note the download version comprises 2 documents, the magazine and the pub walk map).

And remember, accept no imitations.  

Thursday, 19 November 2015

OUR BRANCH MAGAZINE - CAMRA ANGLE WINTER 2015

The winter edition of CAMRA Angle , the quarterly magazine of the Sunderland and South Tyneside branch of CAMRA, has  just been published. Copies are now being distributed to real ale pubs throughout the area , and beyond . 

Our annual beer festival, Octoberfest , in Sunderland is featured, as well as news on pubs, breweries, and beers. 

There are reports by our roving reporters  from Maxim Brewery, Heritage Pubs in Cambridge and in Sunderland, plus Kent Micro Pubs. 

There are pub features on Vesta Tilley's and Port of Call, both in Sunderland. 

The Camerons Brewery 150th weekend anniversary is reviewed as well as a  report on the Regional Pub of the Year Presentation in the Steamboat in South Shields.



Now, as proof reader of the CAMRA Angle,  I have a confession to make. The branch logo has been changed from Sunderland Wear Bridge ( left ) to a miners lamp, as depicted on the beer festival T shirt, right.  I have been wearing this  for over a month ( it has been washed twice before you say anything !), and never noticed it !! Advertising is wasted on me. 


Issue 42 is rounded off by a guide to using Whatpub, CAMRAs online pub database , and a  pub quiz. 

If you cant find a copy, follow this link to download your own,  and for more branch news. .http://sst.camra.org.uk/

And remember, accept no imitations but beware, I'm on page 8.