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SUMMARY:JW Lees
DESCRIPTION:We are kicking off Cask Ale Week 2024 with our first Brewery of the day – JW Lees – a firm national favourite that dates back to 1828. \nLocated in Middleton\, Manchester\, JW Lees is renowned for its commitment to producing high quality traditional ales and maintaining its status as a family owned and independent brewery. \nJW Lees diverse range of ales each offer unique flavour profiles and characteristics. Some of their most popular ales include: \nJW Lees Bitter– This is the brewery’s flagship beer\, a classic British bitter known for its balanced flavour\, featuring a malty sweetness and mild hoppy bitterness. \nManchester Pale Ale (MPA) – MPA is a contemporary pale ale that offers a modern twist on traditional brewing. It’s a hoppy and fruity beer with a distinctively crisp finish. \nMoonraker – A golden ale with a light refreshing taste\, Moonraker is known for its citrusy and floral notes\, making it a popular choice during the summer months. \nAnd whilst tradition forms a large part of the brewer’s DNA\, so does a thirst for experimentation. Over the years the introduction of annual seasonal ales programme\, collaborations with other renowned brewers\, and more recently\, the birth of the Boilerhouse range demonstrate JW Lees’ dedication to the spirit of innovation. \nJW Lees’ Boilerhouse small batch brew range is an excellent example of how the 200 year old brewer is adapting to the evolving tastes of modern beer enthusiasts by offering a selection of innovative and exciting craft-style ales alongside their classic offerings. \nWhether you’re a fan of traditional British bitters or more adventurous craft brews\, JW Lees has something to offer every beer lover.
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SUMMARY:Timothy Taylor's Brewery
DESCRIPTION:Today’s Cask Ale Week Brewery of the day is Yorkshire based Timothy Taylor’s Brewery. \nTimothy Taylor’s is one of the UK’s oldest family-owned breweries with over 160 years’ heritage of brewing award-winning ales\, with their Landlord winning more awards than any other beer\, winning both CAMRA Champion Beer of Britain and the Brewing Industry Awards Gold Medal four times. Established in 1858 when Timothy Taylor began brewing in Keighley\, the company remains in the family and is the last independent brewery of its type left in West Yorkshire. \nFor even more insight into what makes Timothy Taylor’s Beers So Special – this article is a great read  https://www.timothytaylor.co.uk/news/what-makes-timothy-taylors-beers-so-special \n 
URL:https://caskaleweek.co.uk/botd/timothy-taylors-brewery/
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SUMMARY:Okell's Brewery
DESCRIPTION:Brewery of the Day on 23rd September 2024 is Okell’s Brewery based in the Isle of Man. \nFounded in 1850 by Dr William Okell who was a man that believed in quality pure beer! \nThe impressive Heritage Collection of beers have stood the test of time and taste\, from world famous Bitter and award-winning IPA\, to Manx Pale Ale which started out as a special but just kept coming back into brewing by popular demand! \nAll of the cask beers are pure-brewed\, fresh\, natural\, full of flavour and character and\, served with care in attentive pubs\, are Pure Perfection. \nwww.okells.co.uk
URL:https://caskaleweek.co.uk/botd/okells-brewery/
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SUMMARY:Theakston Brewery
DESCRIPTION:Our 6th Brewery of the Day for National Cask Ale Week 2024 is Theakston Brewery.\n\n\n\nT&R Theakston Ltd.  is one of the UK’s most prominent family brewing companies\, with a quality reputation extending almost 200 years since the company was founded by Robert Theakston in 1827. The company today is still controlled and managed by members of the original family guided by the same brewing ethos which has been forever their quality hallmark. Theakston cask beers are available and enjoyed throughout the UK and include a range of award-winning ales of which Theakston Old Peculier\, Theakston Best and Theakston Lightfoot are best known. \nRecent developments however include the runaway success launch of a new lower strength cask ale\, Theakston Quencher\, a light amber beer brewed especially to taste fulsome and rounded at the lower ABV\, meeting a growing demand for this style of beer. More newly developed cask ales are in the pipeline for next year including the roll out of the exciting Theakston Peculier IPA\, equally successfully trialled earlier this summer. \nA combination of quality and innovation has driven a 10% growth in Theakston cask ales this year alone\, underpinning the company’s confidence in the future of cask beer and the growing demand for their own range’
URL:https://caskaleweek.co.uk/botd/theakston-brewery-2/
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SUMMARY:Palmer's Brewery
DESCRIPTION:Our 7th Brewery of the Day for National Cask Ale Week 2024 is Palmers Brewery.\n\n\n\nPalmers Brewery‘s ales are brewed in one of Britain’s oldest and prettiest breweries and have been since 1794. The only thatched brewery in the UK\, Palmers sits adjacent to the river Brit just a mile from Dorset’s Jurassic Coast. All their fine ales are brewed using water from their own naturally rising spring.\n\n\n\nTheir Head Brewer uses only the finest Maris Otter malt and carefully selected whole leaf hops to produce ales in a way they have been made for generations. The Palmers historic brewhouse has a traditional mash tun\, an open top copper\, along with top fermentation\, this is the way ale should be brewed.\n\n\n\nThis year\, Palmers Brewery celebrated 230 years of brewing in Bridport. They launched their 230th Anniversary ale to coincide with Cask Ale Week 2024. Their 230th Anniversary Ale Trail can be found on CaskFinder.
URL:https://caskaleweek.co.uk/botd/palmers-brewery/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240927
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SUMMARY:St Austell Brewery
DESCRIPTION:Day 9 of Cask Ale Week’s Brewery of the Day is St Austell Brewery. \nSt Austell produce a range of award-winning beers crafted in our historic brewery that began in 1851. The founder\, Walter Hicks mortgaged his farm for £1\,500 to set up a new family business in St Austell and it is still family owned to date. \nOver the past decade they have won over 250 awards and they credit their success the passion and talent of the exceptional brewing team. Balancing tradition with innovation\, the best raw materials and high standards. \n 
URL:https://caskaleweek.co.uk/botd/st-austell-brewery/
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SUMMARY:Arkell's Brewery
DESCRIPTION:Our 10th Brewery of the Day for National Cask Ale Week 2024 is Arkell’s Brewery.\n\n\n\n Arkells Brewery‘s beer is still brewed in much the same way as it was when John Arkell first made it in 1843 and the brewery buildings seem untouched by the passing years. If you speak to any of the staff about the company it is clear that everyone is still as fiercely proud of its local and family roots as John Arkell was himself.\n\n\n\nBut Arkell’s has not achieved its unique position as Swindon’s oldest company and one of the oldest traditional breweries still operating in Britain today\, simply by standing still.\n\n\n\nThe company has remained true to the principles of loyalty\, quality and tradition set down by its founder 180 years ago\, but it has also adapted brilliantly to the changing world around it. Some things never change at Arkell’s\, but it is the ability to change effectively when change is necessary that has been at the cornerstone of the brewery’s success story over the last 180 years.
URL:https://caskaleweek.co.uk/botd/arkells-brewery-2/
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SUMMARY:Greene King Brewery
DESCRIPTION:Our 11th and last Brewery of the Day for National Cask Ale Week 2024 is Greene King Brewery.\n\n\n Greene King Brewery has been crafting quality beers from its historic breweries in Bury St Edmunds and Dunbar for over 200 years and is the #1 Cask Ale brewer in the UK.\n\n\nThe Westgate brewery\, in Bury St Edmunds\, has been the home of Greene King since 1799 and its leading cask ales are brewed here\, including Greene King IPA\, Old Speckled Hen and Abbot Ale\, as well as a broad range of seasonal and speciality beers.\n\n\nThe Belhaven Brewery is nestled in Dunbar on the beautiful East Lothian coast. As Scotland’s oldest working brewery\, established in 1719\, Belhaven brews several nation favourites\, including Belhaven 80 Shilling.
URL:https://caskaleweek.co.uk/botd/greene-king-brewery/
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