Spoons Real Ale Festival 25/10/2014;

Hook Norton Chinook Gold 4.7% golden ale (The Looking Glass, Warrington)

They had 9 festival ales available, the other 8 I'd already had in Doncaster

Spoons Real Ale Festival 26/10/2014;

Two Birds Golden Ale 4.4% golden ale (Red Lion, Doncaster)
Innis & Gunn Edinburgh Pale Ale 4.2% best bitter (Gatehouse, Doncaster)
Theakston Four & Twenty 4.2% best bitter (Gatehouse, Doncaster)

I've had the Theakston brew before and it remains very nice.

Spoons Real Ale Festival 27/10/2014;

Shepherd Neame Whitstable Bay Pale Ale 3.9% bitter (Gatehouse, Doncaster)

They also had a very nice non-festival beer, Dukeries Mining Stout 4.5%.

Nothing new in either the Red Lion or the Angel - hopefully some different ones in the coming days.

The Tut has Old Nutty Hen on again ... gorgeous!

Spoons Real Ale Festival 28/10/2014;

Tring Hazy Hoedown 4.4% speciality beer (Gatehouse, Doncaster)

A cloudy wheat beer.

Spoons Real Ale Festival 30/10/2014;

Abbaye Du Val-Dieu Abbaye Blonde 6.0% strong bitter brewed at Shepherd Neame brewery (Red Lion, Doncaster)
Banks Botanical Beer 4.2% speciality (Angel, Doncaster)

The Belgian brew was quite deceptive, pale yellow in colour but tasted more like a best bitter.

The Banks brew uses gruit rather than hops.

Both were very drinkable.

Spoons Real Ale Festival 31/10/2014;

Caledonian Trojan Horse 5.5% strong ale (Red Lion, Doncaster) ... Very nice, one of my favourites of the festival, a nice malty flavour.

Away from the festival, the Tut currently has Cottage Trick or Treat 4.4% which was very enjoyable too.

Spoons Real Ale Festival 01/11/2014;

Evan Evans Artisan Cluster Nut 4.4% best bitter (Rawson Spring, Hillsborough)
Wadworth Heather and Honey 5.0% speciality (Rawson Spring, Hillsborough)
Cotleigh Uncle Sam Hop Burst 4.3% golden ale (Rawson Spring, Hillsborough)
Thwaites Hobnobber 4.7% premium bitter (Rawson Spring, Hillsborough)
Titanic Hop Aboard 5.0% strong ale (Swim Inn, Sheffield)
Vale Metamorphosis 4.5% golden ale (Benjamin Huntsman, Sheffield)

The Evan Evans and Thwaites brews ticked the most boxes on a very enjoyable evening.

Spoons Real Ale Festival 02/11/2014;

Harviestoun Old Engine Oil 4.5% porter (Gatehouse, Doncaster)

Spoons Festival ale 03/11/2014;

JW Lees John Willies 100 4.2% best bitter (Red Lion, Doncaster)

If I post on here do I now have to share my next pint with griff1998?