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The 5th Annual Beer Festival 2010
The Station Hotel Framlingham is proud to present its' 5th Annual Beer Festival! Our customers can enjoy many beers from across the country along with live music courtesy of Kickback Blues and a hog roasting.
Saturday 24th – Sunday 25th July 2010
LIVE MUSIC
Kickback Blues - Blues, Country, Originals & More plus a little bitta reggae.
Real Music for real ale drinkers! A real treat. Don't miss out, listen to them live over the weekend.
Thursday 22nd July 2010
The garden is transformed into the beer festival venue creating a lovley atmosphere throughout the hot summer days to enjoy over 14 very different beers. Beer aficionados and the casual drinker will enjoy tasting these beers in a relaxed setting. Festival food available throughout the day. Or why not choose a meal from the regular menu.
Friday 23rd July 2010
The garden is transformed into the beer festival venue creating a lovley atmosphere throughout the hot summer days to enjoy over 14 very different beers. Beer aficionados and the casual drinker will enjoy tasting these beers in a relaxed setting. Festival food available throughout the day. Or why not choose a meal from the regular menu.
Kickback Blues play from 9pm - 11pm
Saturday 24th July 2010
Alfie plays at intervals throughout the day
Kickback Blues plays from 9pm - 11pm. Enjoy tasting the available beers to the excellent sounds of Kickback Blues. A Hog Roast will be available to enjoy along with the Festival Menu and of course the regular restaurant menu, so why not book a meal?
Sunday 25th July 2010
A Hog Roast will be available to enjoy along with the Festival Menu and of course the regular restaurant menu, so why not book a meal?
Saturday 24th – Sunday 25th July 2010
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!
2010 Festival Beers |
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| Brewery | Beer | Location | ABV |
| Bank Top | Dark Mild | 4.0% | |
A full-bodied dark mild with hints of liquorice and roast barley. |
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| Black Country Ales | BFG | 4.2% | |
Dry, mid-gold in colour, with grassy hops. |
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| Burton Bridge | Sovereign Gold | (Burton Upon Trent) | 4.0% |
Hoppy, pleasant golden bitter. Nice |
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| Crouch Vale | Blackwater Mild | (Chelmsford, Essex) | 3.7% |
Smooth and malty dark mild for drinking in quantity! Fruity and full. |
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| Crouch Vale | Summer Breeze | (Chelmsford, Essex) | 4.2% |
Featuring classic Challenger hop character and best quality Maris Otter barley. |
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| Dark Star | Hophead | (Brighton, Sussex) | 3.8% |
An extremely clean-drinking pale gold coloured ale with a strong floral aroma and elderflower notes. |
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| Downton | All Rounder | (Downton, Salisbury) | 4.4% |
Amber meets nut-brown colour. Aroma is wood, some toffee and mild dark berries. Flavour is hops, wood and some slight citrus fruits. |
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| Farmers | Pucks Folly | 4.2% | |
Light and refreshing, with a citrus (some say grapefruit!) note. Using a true English hop, the East Kent Golding, and in great abundance too. Their best selling beer. |
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| Hop Back | Odyssey | (Salisbury, Wiltshire) | 4.0% |
A full-bodied balance of maltiness, gentle coffee notes and smooth, slightly sweet flavours builds to a clean bitterness with hints of marmalade. |
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| Mighty Oak | Oscar Wilde Mild | 3.7% | |
A wonderfully mellow, moreish dark mild. Brewed using Maris Otter, Pale Crystal and Black malts and gently hopped with Challenger. |
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| Newby Wyke | Summer Session | 3.8% | |
A tasty session bitter brewed especially for those long hot Summer days. |
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| Roosters | Yankee | 4.3% | |
Pale coloured premium aromatic bitter. Soft bitterness. Aromas of lychees and tropical fruit, sometimes Muscat grapes. Lingering finish. |
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| Tring | Blonde | (Tring, Hertfordshire) | 4.0% |
Brewed using extra pale malt, this highly refreshing sunshine blonde beer has a wonderfully fruity palate which is balanced by a lingering late hop aroma. |
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| Whitstable | East India Pale Ale | (Whitstable, Kent) | 4.1% |
Pale ales exported to India in the 19th century were highly hopped and this light refreshing Pale Ale is no different. |
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2010 Festival Cyder |
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| Brewery | Cider | Location | ABV |
| Westons | Old Rosie | 7.3% | |
Award winning Old Rosie Scrumpy 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. Suitable for vegetarians and coeliacs. |
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| Double Vision | Medium | Kent | 7.4% |
| Extremely popular Kentish cider, from a small producer who delivers it in a Ford Escort estate | |||
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
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