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A big thank you, to the you, the 300+ customers, for making the 14th Cambridge Winter Ale Festival a huge success, you manage consume 114 Firkin's, over 8,000 pints of beer, 14 tubs of cider, and we had re-stock the foreign beer marking a 50% increase.
We hope that you enjoyed the 14th Cambridge Winter Ale Festival and will join us again at the 37th Cambridge Beer Festival on Jesus Green from the 24th to the 29th of May 2010.
The organiser would also like to thank all the unpaid volunteers for all their hard work in making the 14th Cambridge Winter Ale Festival such a huge success, we hope to see all of you again in May for the 37th Cambridge Beer Festival.
Details of the Beers Of The Festival can be found here, we would just like to thank everyone that voted for their favorite beer, bottled beer and cider.
The festival featuring around 100 beers and ciders, the was on seasonal ales and winter warmers, but there'll be plenty of "session" beers as well.
The provisional list of beers is available here.
The provisional list of ciders is available here.
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| Thursday | ||
| 5pm—10:30pm | £2.50 | |
| Friday | ||
| 12pm—3pm | Free Admission | |
| 5pm—10:30pm | £2.50 | |
| Saturday | ||
| 12pm—10:30pm | £2.50 | |
Sorry, but advance tickets are not available.
USC, CURAS and CAMRA members can enter for free upon producing a valid membership card - you can join at the Festival or today.
We regret that there is no provision for a family room at the venue - no under-18s will be admitted to the evening sessions.
The festival supports and operates the Challenge21 scheme, if you are lucky enough to look young enough, then please don't be offended when you are asked for ID. The only acceptable ID is a government issued photo ID; photo driving licence or passport. We thank you for your co-operation.
If you would like to display the 14th Winter Ale Poster at your place of work, social club, village notice board etc, then please download a copy copy from here (in PDF), thank you for your support.
Like most of Cambridge, Mill Lane has no provision for car parking and limited provision for secure cycle parking, so visitors might prefer to park in the general area and approach on foot.
The Club will provide hot & cold food at lunchtimes and in the evening, the club's bar will also be open, with soft drinks available.
The Festival is staffed entirely by volunteers. If you'd like to help out, whether just for a few hours one evening or throughout the Festival, you will be made most welcome. As a volunteer you get cheap beer and food.
You can volunteer either by filling in the online staffing form or emailing the staffing officer (remove 'spamtrap').
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