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BBC North West Tonight - Burnley to Manchester rail link

Coverage for our client Burnley Bondholders. Burnley's successful RGF bid means that the Todmorden Curve will be reinstated, halving the journey time between Burnley and Manchester and delivering huge economic benefits to the area.

15 million pints of beer a year... one very special brewery: Burnley's Moorhouse's

BBC North West Tonight tell of the miracle of Moorhouse's - a 146 year old Burnley brewery, bought by Manchester entrepreneur Bill Parkinson because he 'liked the beer', and guided to amazing success by Managing Director David Grant, culminating in a new £4.2 million development.

The brewery, the largest of its kind in the North West of England, can brew 15 million pints of beer a year, and recently collected a best-beer-in-the world award at the Brewing Industry International Awards.
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This coverage was achieved by Brandspankin' on behalf of a consortium of Burnley businesses called the Burnley Bondholders who showcase Burnley as a place to live, visit and invest.

Moorhouses Pendle Witches Brew

Ale Degustation presents Golden Ale for Halloween: Moorhouses Pendle Witches Brew

Brewed by: Moorhouse's Brewery (Burnley) Ltd

Light golden, award-winning beer with a full, malty flavour which is soft and crisp, leading to a sweet, fruity aftertaste and soft, citrus nose.

#145 Moorhouse's Pendle Witches Brew 5.1% ENGLAND

A drunken pathetic attempt at a Halloween review of the Moorhouse's Pendle Witches Brew 5.1% by SofaKingDrunk

The Mitre Bar in Edinburgh, Scotland - Innis & Gunn Lager Beer, Moorhouse's Black Cat Reserve Ale

THE MITRE BAR
131-133 High Street, Edinburgh, City Of Edinburgh, EH1 1SG

INNIS & GUNN LAGER BEER
Inspired by some of the most popular pints in brewing history, our new range pays homage to some legendary beers...Headlining our new Craft Brewed range is our Lager, made in small batches with Naked Golden Oats.

LAGER BEER
4.6% ABV
Our Lager is made in small batches with Naked Golden Oats and great Scottish pride and exuberance, which give it its full flavour and very smooth finish.

Unusually, as well as our own, unique Lager malt, we have added some Naked Golden Oats to the brew, which impart a satisfying smoothness to the finish.

Naked Golden Oats are grown without husks so that even more goodness and flavour can be extracted during brewing.

AVAILABILITY
For now this beer is only available in a tiny handful of establishments in the UK and Canada. Watch this space to find out when it will be making its way to other corners of the globe.

TASTING NOTES
Colour: Pale gold
Smell: Lemon zest, macadamia nuts, sweet biscuity malt
Taste: Crisp and light. Soft, aromatic hops and rich creaminess from the oats
Finish: Smooth and refreshing

MOORHOUSE'S BLACK CAT RESERVE
Moorhouse’s, the Lancashire-based independent brewer is to launch a bewitching special edition of it’s ‘Black Cat’ dark ale (3.4%), a former winner of the coveted CAMRA Champion Beer of Britain. Primarily available as a 4.6% cask beer, there will also be a 7% version with limited cask availability – the latter will also be available in bottles, to be sold exclusively by the Booths supermarket group. Moorhouse’s describe the beer as “An intensely dark beer, Black Cat Reserve conjures deep complex notes of roasted coffee chocolate and mocha, balanced by hints of dark cherry and blackcurrant from the Polish Junga hop’. The Burnley brewer’s link with Halloween is well established – largely due to their award-winning brews with names centred around the story of the witches of Pendle Hill (aka Pendle Witches) near Burnley in Lancashire; Black Cat reserve will join other themed beers including ‘Broomstick Bitter’, ‘Witchhunt’, ‘Black Witch’, ‘Witches Cauldron’, and ‘Witchfinder General’ – continuing the theme of their core beers ‘Blond Witch’, ‘Pendle Witches Brew’ and of course ‘Black Cat’.

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Real Ale Of Britain - Moorhouse Brewery, Ruby Witch

A light malty brew

Moorhouse's Brewery - Black Cat Reserve 7%

Moorhouse's Brewery - Black Cat Reserve 7%

Brewed by Moorhouses
Style: Stout
Burnley, England
Serve in English pint, Shaker, Snifter

COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION
Moorhouse’s, the Lancashire-based independent brewer is to launch a bewitching special edition of it’s ‘Black Cat’ dark ale (3.4%), a former winner of the coveted CAMRA Champion Beer of Britain. Primarily available as a 4.6% cask beer, there will also be a 7% version with limited cask availability – the latter will also be available in bottles, to be sold exclusively by the Booths supermarket group. Moorhouse’s describe the beer as “An intensely dark beer, Black Cat Reserve conjures deep complex notes of roasted coffee chocolate and mocha, balanced by hints of dark cherry and blackcurrant from the Polish Junga hop’. The Burnley brewer’s link with Halloween is well established – largely due to their award-winning brews with names centred around the story of the witches of Pendle Hill (aka Pendle Witches) near Burnley in Lancashire; Black Cat reserve will join other themed beers including ‘Broomstick Bitter’, ‘Witchhunt’, ‘Black Witch’, ‘Witches Cauldron’, and ‘Witchfinder General’ – continuing the theme of their core beers ‘Blond Witch’, ‘Pendle Witches Brew’ and of course ‘Black Cat’.

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British Beer Video Blog - April

Filmed at Moorhouse's in Burnley, this is the country's newest British cask-conditioned beer brewery, Peter Amor explores the brewery with Managing Director David Grant. While Pete Brown visits the Bridge Bier Huis to review the beers they have on tap. This month we also begin our new feature; a definitive guide to British Beer Styles, starting with Best Bitter.

Bill Would Outlaw Beer Pints Less Than 16 Ounces

A bill in the Michigan Legislature would stop bars and restaurants from selling pints of beer that are less than 16 ounces. It's a way of protecting consumers, allowing them to get what they pay for. Whether it means bar owners use bigger glasses, or stop calling the smaller glasses pints, remains to be seen. Patrick Jones (@Patrick_E_Jones) has the rest.

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Moorhouse's Brewery - Pride Of Pendle 4.1%

Brewed by Moorhouses
Style: Bitter
Burnley, England
Serve in English pint

COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION
Cask; Regular.
An exceptionally fine balance of malt and hops give this beer a long dry and extremely satisfying finish.

Moorhouse's Brewery

Moorhouse's Brewery - Black Cat | Blond Witch | Pendle Witches Brew

Moorhouse's Brewery - Black Cat (3.4) Blond Witch (4.5) Pendle Witches Brew (5.1)

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Moorhouse's Brewery - Black Cat (Mild Ale) 3.4%

Brewed by Moorhouses
Style: Mild Ale
Burnley, England
Serve in English pint

COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION
Pasteurised bottle.
Dark, refreshing beer with a distinct chocolate malt flavour and a smooth hoppy finish.

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Moorhouse's Brewery - Blond Witch 4.5%

Brewed by Moorhouses
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Burnley, England
Serve in English pint, Shaker

COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION
Bottle: Filtered.



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Moorhouse's Brewery - Pendle Witches Brew 5.1 %

Brewed by Moorhouses
Style: English Strong Ale
Burnley, England
Serve in English pint, Snifter

COMMERCIAL DESCRIPTION
Pasteurised bottle 500ml.
A full malty flavoured beer with a strong fruity hop aftertaste.

#162 Moorhouse's Blonde Witch 4.5% ENGLAND

A review of the Moorhouse's Blonde Witch 4.5%

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Moorhouses White Witch

Ale Degustation presents English Blonde Ale: Moorhouses White Witch

Brewed by: Moorhouse's Brewery (Burnley) Ltd

A blond style that uses cascade and a late addition of centennial hops to give a really easy drinking, refreshing session ale.
Fall under the spell of the White Witch. Originally a seasonal ale, she sold out so fast she earned a permanent residency in Moorhouse’s repertoire. The hops used give a big hit of lemon, citrus and spice on the aroma balanced with a smooth malt taste and a lingering bitterness.

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