The Damned ale “Stars & Pints” is changing it’s name to “Pinch’s IPA” but still celebrates the Damned US tour
For tour details see: www.officialdamned.com

Message from the Captain:
Hi Smithy,
Good to see the beer is happening, how exciting. Have you had a taste yet?
I wrote a blog on my myspace with a few pics, I attach one taken by Mayumi with this message.  Blogs here........
www.myspace.com/thecaptainsensible 
We've been doing a few festivals in Europe - wot terrible beer in
Portugal and Spain. Absolute s**t!
Are you calling the brew Stars And Pints rather than Damned Pale Ale?
Up to you although I prefer the latter as punk and the whole concept of
'stars' don't really go. That's for Duran Duran maybe, lol.
cheers - CS

15 YEARS ON

Hart in The News.
John Smith hopes to reinvent Guild ale in time for 2012
Mr Smith said: "I would certainly be up for making a Guild ale if it's going to publicise Preston; I can do it and get it sold.
"I will try and get it back to its original flavour – a 5% full-flavoured bronze beer – but it would be good for it to be something special."
Read the full article at:
www.lep.co.uk/news

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Welcome to Hart Brewery

The Hart Brewery has undergone some forced changes in the last 3 years which have resulted in an even higher quality range of ales.

Gone are the days of churning out 3 or 4 beers a month to please the ticker. The Brewer, John Smith, has cut production in order to concentrate on 6 core beers brewed to his full ability as a skilled brewer of fine ale.

We don't travel to fairs anymore but raise awareness of our beers by exchanging them with other small craft brewers across the country using pallet line. We send 18 of our casks and in turn receive 18 guest beers that are offered to our loyal customers. So if you are a landlord and have a local micro, please ask them to contact us.

Due to popular demand Brewery visits are now available at the Hart Brewery. Come along and enjoy an informative visit while tasting our fine fylde ales, rounding off the trip with a meal at the Farmers Arms (Menu Below) all for only £15 per person.
Please book early to avoid disappointment.
Contact John Smith by email or phone for more details.

Brewery Visit Menu

Starter
soup or garlic mushrooms

Main
Rump Steak
Gamon
BBQ Chicken
Cumberland Sausage
All served with chips and peas

sweet
Jam Rolly Polly with Custard
Apple Pie and Custard

served at the Farmers Arms
 

Katie Bradshaw welcomes
you to  Hart Brewery

Welcome to The Home of
Ice Maiden
Champion Beer of Lancashire
Just one of Hart Brewery’s Range of
Fine Fylde Ales
bringing you the unique taste of real
Lancashire Ale
Real ale Polypins available all year round from Hart Brewery

You can find our Ales at
The Derby Arms, Inskip &
The Farmers Arms,
Great Eccleston