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Welcome to the Portsmouth & South East Hampshire CAMRA web site

Branch AGM - - 6 May 2017

Winterfest XXV - It's Over!

Pub of the Year 2017 - The winner is...

Good Beer Guide 2017 - On Sale Now!!

Brewery of the Year 2017 - It is.....

 
Why not try our new free all-for-fun competition!

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  • Events we will be holding in the near future
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  • Cider & Perry - what it is and where to find it
  • Gallery - A few things we have been up to lately
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SPOT THE DIFFERENCE
Short Measure Full Measure
OK, not a difficult one, so no prizes for the winners. You might be surprised, however, that some people from those working in pubs to those working in Government think they are both the same! Perhaps they are fooled by the marking on the glass that says they are both a pint. If you are served beer like that in the glass on the right, tell your friends. If it's like that in the glass on the left (and they aren't happy about making it look like the one on the right), tell these people:
Trading Standards
Portsmouth - 023 9283 4252 Hampshire - 0845 6030081

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