CAMPAIGN FOR REAL ALE

• Wetherspoons for St Neots?
• Buntingford Brewery Visit
• October is Cider & Perry Month
• Where is all the Green Beer?
• Cornwall Revisited

UP THE APPLES AND PEARS IN OCTOBER

This October is designated Cider and Perry month by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) and the consumer organisation is striving to ensure more people will have the opportunity to try these deliciously fruity drinks.

CAMRA hopes that as the overall popularity of cider and perry increases we will see increased examples of the traditional styles in pubs across the UK.

Owen Morris, CAMRA Press Officer and member of the Cider and Perry campaigning committee said: “Preconceptions of cider and the people who drink it have been shattered. It is now regarded as a ‘drink to be seen with’. CAMRA believes people are ready to be seen drinking the real thing and show that cider and perry are not the only things with great taste.”

“Once drinkers enjoy a real cider or perry – where the fruit has simply been pressed and allowed to ferment without any need for additives – then we are certain the cider renaissance will continue. Why not ask in your local if they are planning to stock a real cider and perry in October?”