CAMRA LocAle - the new accreditation scheme to promote pubs that sell locally-brewed real ale, reducing the number of 'beer miles' and supporting your local breweries
The CAMRA LocAle scheme was created in 2007 by CAMRA's Nottingham branch which wanted to help support the tradition of brewing within Nottinghamshire, following the demise of local brewer Hardys and Hansons.
Everyone benefits from local pubs stocking locally-brewed real ale…
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Public houses: stocking local real ales can increase pub visits
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Consumers: enjoy greater beer choice and diversity
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Local brewers: gain from increased sales
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The local economy: more money is spent and retained locally
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The environment: fewer ‘beer miles' resulting in less road congestion and pollution
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Tourism: an increased sense of local identity and pride - let's celebrate what makes our locality different.
Hinckley & Bosworth
CAMRA 
Scheme:
For a beer to qualify as a LocAle the brewery must be within 20 miles of the pub, as the crow flies.
Licensees it's not too late to join the scheme, use the Branch Contact
below for more details or click here to check which LocAle breweries are within 20 miles. H&B
CAMRA actively encourage pubs to join this scheme. It is publicised & promoted
at every opportunity & will feature in our next Hinckley Beer Festival this
September.
One of the criteria for
pubs to be in the scheme is that they must have at least one
LocAle on at all times.
Branch
Contact:
Our LocAle Co-ordinator is David Miller Tel. 07770 770425
Click here to e-mail David
Look out for:
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List of Currently Committed LocAle Outlets: top
Black Horse, Appleby Magna - Marstons
Crown, Appleby Magna - Marstons
Bird in Hand, Austrey - Marstons
Windmill, Brascote - Free House - Battlefield Brewery
Constitutional Club, Burbage - Free House -
Church End
Ashby Road Sports Club, Hinckley - Free House
Bull's Head, Nailstone
Belper Arms, Newton Burgoland
Red Lion, Pinwall - Marstons
The Gate, Ratcliffe Culey - Marstons
Rising Sun, Shackerstone- Free House
Countryman, Sharnford - Free House
Globe, Snarestone
George & Dragon, Stoke Golding - Free House - Church End Brewery
White Swan, Stoke Golding - Everards
Blue Bell, Stoney Stanton - Everards
Elephant & Castle, Thurlaston - Everards
Curzon Arms, Twycross - Marstons
Blue Lion, Witherley- Free House - Marstons, Church End
Pig in Muck, Claybrooke Magna - Free House - Wood Farm Brewery
More information about the above outlets can be found on our Real Ale Pubs page
List of Breweries eligible for LocAle in either part or all of our area:
Click logo, where possible for link to brewery website
Click
here to see the 20 miles radius round a brewery on a map
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Society of Independent Brewers | Beowulf Brewing, Brownhills |
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Black Hole Brewery, Burton upon Trent |
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Burton Bridge, Burton upon Trent |
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Church End Brewery, Ridge Lane, Nuneaton |
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Merry Miner Brewery, Grendon |
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Dow Bridge Brewery, Catthorpe |
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Everards Brewery, Narborough |
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Langton Brewery, Thorpe Langton |
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Marstons Brewery, Burton upon Trent |
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Old Cottage Brewery Burton upon Trent |
Parish Brewery, Burrough on the Hill |
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Quartz Brewing, Kings Bromley |
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Wood Farm Brewery |
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Shardlow Brewery, Shardlow |
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Slaughterhouse Brewery Warwick |
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Tollgate Brewery, Burton upon Trent |
Tower Brewery, Burton upon Trent |
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Tunnel Brewery, Ansley |
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Warwickshire Beer Co., Cubbington |
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