Matlock & Dales

Campaign for Real Ale

Campaign for Real Ale

LocAle

It’s no surprise that with so many local breweries within Derbyshire, that Matlock and Dales CAMRA has embraced the CAMRA initiative that promotes local pubs that always serve local beer!

LocAle is a scheme that was originated by the Nottingham branch of CAMRA, essentially to encourage locally brewed ale to be available in pubs local to that brewery. It is hoped that the scheme will improve choice for the drinker, will encourage people to visit local pubs to seek this new choice, pubs will benefit from the increased publicity the scheme will offer, local breweries will flourish due to increased demand and local drinkers will identify more with them. The environment should also benefit from the fact that beers have only a short distance to travel.

Before we launched our scheme in August 2008, we canvassed branch members to tell us which pubs around our area ALWAYS had at least one locally produced beer on their bar.

Your branch has adopted the cut off point of a discretionary travelling distance (not as the crow flies) of 25 miles between the place the beer was brewed to the pub which should be willing to be part of the LocAle scheme.

If your local ALWAYS stocks a beer brewed locally then all we ask is that you let us know! If we don’t know about it, we can’t thank them for giving us a local beer to sample!

Just send the name and location of the pub and the breweries that they support to moc.tenretnitb@armacdam

LocAle accredited pubs so far...

Barley MowBonsall
BarringtonsDarley Dale
Boat InnCromford
Cliff InnCrich
Devonshire ArmsBeeley
FarmacyMatlock
Feather StarWirksworth
FishpondMatlock Bath
Jug and GlassLea
MidlandMatlock Bath
Nelson ArmsMiddleton By Wirksworth
NewsroomMatlock
Old Bowling GreenWinster
Pointing DogsMatlock
Red LionBirchover
Red LionCrich Tramway Museum
Red LionMatlock Green
Remarkable HareMatlock
Royal OakWirksworth
Twenty TenMatlock

For more information about the Locale Scheme download the LocAle Leaflet here or visit www.camra.org.uk/locale