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The 17th Brighton & South Downs

ALE TRAIL

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On now until 30 September

Commemorating the 70th Anniversary of

The BattAle of Britain 1940–2010

Collect your free Passport (sponsored by Harveys) from one of the participating pubs. You get a stamp in it when you buy a pint of real ale in one of the pubs (or a half of real cider for the Cider Rider). Twenty stamps earns you a free T-shirt, thirty stamps earns you a free sweatshirt and forty stamps gets you both (or sweatshirt + glass. Twenty cider stamps earns you the Cider Rider T-shirt. All welcome. The Trail ends Thursday 30th September 2010.

Open-top bus trips
starting 12 noon, (returning about 8pm) from outside Evening Star, Brighton, take you to the outlying pubs. Tickets £18 each* including lunch.

Saturday 24th July Tour 1: Bull Inn, Mockbridge; Cock Inn, Ringmer; Laughing Fish, Isfield; Pig & Butcher, Five Ash Down; Ship, Cuckfield and Stand Up Inn, Lindfield

Saturday 14th August Tour 2: Greyhound, Ringmer; Horns Lodge, South Chailey; Jolly Boatman, Newhaven; Plough Inn, Plumpton Green; Ram Inn, Firle and Trevor Arms, Glynde

*TICKETS: from Ale Trail Promoter, address below, enclosing SAE; cheques payable to "CAMRA Brighton & South Downs" There may be room on the day but the Tours generally sell out.

If you need to contact the Organiser it's: Andy Rivett,
11 Carden Crescent, Brighton BN1 8TQ tel. 01273 559880 (h). No e-mail at present.

 

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APOLOGIES – The Sir Charles Napier advert on page 22 of the passport should have looked like this. Please note the special 'Pint & a Bap' offer for £5.50 with your Passport.

Napier ad

 

The 2010 Ale Trail Pubs are...

§ 'Cider Rider' pub. These are pubs where you could drink real cider for a stamp towards your Cider Rider T-Shirt.

  • Brighton: Basketmakers Arms
  • Brighton: Battle of Trafalgar
  • Brighton: Earth & Stars §
  • Brighton: Evening Star §
  • Brighton: Greys §
  • Brighton: Lord Nelson Inn §
  • Brighton: Mitre
  • Brighton: Prestonville Arms
  • Brighton: Sir Charles Napier
  • Brighton: Station §
  • Brighton: Wagon & Horses §
  • Burgess Hill: Watermill Inn
  • Cuckfield: Ship Inn
  • Firle: Ram Inn §
  • Five Ash Down: Pig & Butcher §
  • Glynde: Trevor Arms
  • Hove: Downsman
  • Hove: Neptune Inn
  • Hove: Poets Corner
  • Isfield: Laughing Fish
  • Keymer: Greyhound Inn
  • Lewes: Brewers Arms §
  • Lewes: Dorset Arms §
  • Lewes: Elephant & Castle §
  • Lewes: Gardeners Arms §
  • Lewes: John Harvey Tavern
  • Lewes: Lewes Arms
  • Lewes: Snowdrop Inn
  • Lindfield: Stand Up Inn §
  • Mockbridge: Bull
  • Newhaven: Jolly Boatman §
  • Plumpton Green: Plough Inn
  • Portslade: Stanley Arms §
  • Ringmer: Cock Inn §
  • Seaford: Bay Tree Inn §
  • Seaford: Cinque Ports
  • Shoreham-by-Sea:
  • Buckingham Arms §
  • Shoreham-by-Sea:
  • Duke of Wellington §
  • Shoreham-by-Sea: Red Lion §
  • South Chailey: Horns Lodge §

 
 
 

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