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Thorngate Halls, Gosport

All Done & Dusted! Thanks to everyone who helped set up and run the festival and to all who came along and made our clearing up easier by drinking the beer.

The Beer & Cider Lists

Winterfest XXVI Beer of the Festival Results

Mild - Gold	Langham XXX
Mild - Silver	Brains Dark
Standard Bitter - Gold	Urban Island Urban Pale
Standard Bitter - Silver	Southsea Low Tide
Premium Bitter - Gold	Fallen Acorn Black Hearted
Premium Bitter - Silver	Flying Monk Habit
Strong Bitter - Gold	Staggeringly Good Dawn Stealer
Strong Bitter - Silver	Irving Iron Duke
Stout & Porter - Gold	Newtown Victorian Porter
Stout & Porter - Silver	Irving Baltic Winter
Speciality Beer - Gold	Staggeringly Good ThaiRannoCitrus
Speciality Beer - Silver	Purple Moose Cwrw Ysgawen
Winter Beer - Gold	Harveys Old Ale
Winter Beer - Silver	Old Dairy Snow Top
LocAle - Gold	Irving Baltic Winter
LocAle - Silver	Newtown Victorian Porter
Beer of the Festival - Gold	Newtown Victorian Porter
Beer of the Festival - Silver	Irving Baltic Winter
Cider of the Festival - Gold	Cider By Rosie Traditional Farmhouse Medium
Cider of the Festival - Silver	Westcroft Janet's Jungle Juice
Perry of the Festival - Gold	Newton Court Panting Partridge
Perry of the Festival - Silver	Nempnett Piglet's

Congratulations to the winners and to everyone else - maybe next year!

Presentation of the Stout & Porter, LocAle and Beer of the Festival awards to Newtown Brewery
Presentation of the Premium Bitter award to Fallen Acorn Brewery

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