Ian Lynskey, pub manager at The Old Manor (Bracknell), which, in the 2019 guide, celebrated its 20th consecutive year, said: “It is our belief that if a licensee serves an excellent pint of real ale, then everything else in the pub, including customer service, quality of food and atmosphere, are likely to be of an equally high standard.” Of those, 83 pubs have been listed in the guide for the last five consecutive years, highlighting not only a remarkable achievement, but an excellent consistency in the quality of real ale served to our customers.ĬAMRA () members visit thousands of pubs each year, including ours, to check on the quality of real ale and to see whether those pubs’ beer is of a high enough quality to be worthy of inclusion in their guide.Ī CAMRA spokesman said: “Each of the Wetherspoon pubs listed in the Good Beer Guide 2019 deserves its place in the guide. The 2019 CAMRA Good Beer Guide, the UK’s best-selling beer and pub guide and ultimate list of pubs serving tip-top real ale, includes no fewer than 243 Wetherspoon pubs, consistently more than any other pub company.
In short, what its nationwide beer-drinking members don’t know about real ale isn’t worth knowing. And you don’t have to take just our word for it.Ĭampaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) is considered the custodian of the great British pint of beer. It takes a lot of training, effort and dedication to keep real ale in top condition – and our staff are the best in the business.
Our staff are committed to serving customers the perfect pint of real ale – and, with almost 50 million pints poured annually, that is no mean feat.
If you're a member of the Branch, you can receive regular emails to let you know what's happening and what socials we organise -find out how here.Wetherspoon’s pubs are synonymous with real ale – and the resulting awards and recognition received are testament to the company’s passion for serving a great pint.
Our main concern is the promotion of good-quality live beers (commonly referred to as real ale), in cask, KeyKeg, bottle and even can, allied to traditional British breweries and pubs.ĬAMRA is a volunteer-led organisation and all local events, including Norwich Beer Festival, are organised by volunteers in their own time. Welcome to the website of the Norwich & District Branch of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA).ĬAMRA is a national consumer organisation with over 160,000 members - our branch having over 3,500 members. CAMPAIGNING FOR REAL ALE, PUBS AND DRINKERS' RIGHTS SINCE 1971
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