– PSBH x Cloudwater x SFTOC
We’re dragging our bones to sunny (hopefully) Salford this May bank holiday Sunday for the latest instalment of long-running festival, Sounds from the Other City. Catch Portable Street Beer House in full effect with our good friends Cloudwater as we run a bar that’ll be situated just behind Islington Mill in the Regent Trading Estate, Unit 5 to be precise. The beers we’ll be bringing will pair well with new music and art.
Not got your ticket for Sounds from the Other City yet? Act fast because they’ve almost sold out. Secure your place HERE. Hope to see you there.
– Siren Tap Takeover
Thursday 21st April 2016 / from 5pm
One of the best progressive modern UK breweries, Siren Craft Brew, bring their haul to Port Street with a tantalising beer list for one of the biggest tap takeovers here this year.
CASK
1. Undercurrent 4.5% Oatmeal Pale Ale
2. Sound Wave 5.6% West Coast IPA
3. Liquid Mistress 5.8% Red Ale
4. Broken Dream 6.5% Stout
5. Proteus 4% Pale Ale
6. Proteus IPA 6.9% IPA (1 of only 10 casks)
7. Caribbean Chocolate Cake ~ Orange edition!!!! 7.4% (very limited amount on the night of this one!)
KEG
1. Calypso 4% Dry Hopped Berliner Weisse
2. Peligrosos IPA 5.6% Juicy IPA
3. Vermont Tea Party 3.6% Pale Ale w/ Earl Grey Tea & Lemon Zest
4. Proteus IPA 6.9%
5. BA Whiskey Sour 10.2% Bourbon Barrel Aged Limoncello IPA (very limited on the night again!)
6. Vanilla Weisse 4% Vanilla infused Berliner Weisse
7. Caribbean Chocolate Cake 7.4% Stout with lactose, Cypress Wood and cocoa nibs. Collab with Cigar City.
– Torrside Imperial Stout Launch and Mini Tap Takeover
Torrside Monsters range Imperial Stout launch and mini tap takeover / Wednesday 30th March 2016 / 5pm onward
New Mills’ very own Torrside make the short trip to Port Street to unveil the latest in their Torrside Monsters series. Monsters is Torrside’s BIG beer arm consisting of high ABV stouts (like thus) and big bopping Barley Wines. Colour us excited. The Imperial Stout launching here will be the seventh in Torrside’s Monsters series.
THE LINE-UP:
CASK
CANDLEWICK 4.0% stout (brewed from the second runnings of the impy stout!)
Silky smooth pitch-black stout with a rich dark chocolate aftertaste.
JUNGA 4.5% blonde ale
First in a series of blonde ales brewed with the aim of showcasing lesser known European hops, in this case Junga, a fruity hop from Poland with orange & grapefruit flavours.
FRANCONIA 5.2% rauchbier
Deep golden ale brewed with 85% smoked malt, inspired by the smoked beer traditions of Germany.
KEG
CALICO 3.8% rye pale ale
Light but very satisfying pale ale, combining a burst of fruit flavours from US & Australian hops from the rye.
MULTINATIONAL 4.7% globally hopped red ale
Complex malt bill & hops from every hop producing continent combine to produce a well-balanced, satisfying dark red ale.
annnd the launch of…
MONSTERS RANGE: IMPERIAL STOUT 9%
– Brass Castle Lunatic Launch and Tap Takeover
Brass Castle Lunatic Black Lager launch and mini tap takeover / Wednesday 23rd March 2016 / 5pm onward
North Yorkshire brewery, Brass Castle, from York (Malton to be precise), make the trip to Port Street to launch their anticipated Lunatic Black Lager. The centrepiece of this event will be flanked by some cask and keg selections from Brass Castle.
Details on the line up soon! Meanwhile, here are some words direct from the horse’s mouth…
“Brass Castle has a 12 barrel brewhouse in the centre of Malton, pimped with a 15 barrel mash tun, a gas-fired kettle and the luxury of a cold liquor tank. The brewery’s house yeast does its work in three fermenters, whilst the staff clean up after it. For lagering and keg-filling there are also three conditioning tanks. The rest of the space is largely taken up with empty casks waiting either to be filled or cleaned!
All Brass Castle beers are vegan and vegetarian friendly, as we don’t let animal-derived products anywhere near the brewhouse. Spent grain from the brewing process goes to mulch a (large!) tree plantation and to be digested into wiggly amps. Spent hops find their way onto local allotments.
The brewery also houses our bottle shop, selling a range of beers that we like, and Yorkshire Homebrew’s equipment and ingredient shop. Every second Saturday of the month we open up the brewhouse Tap Room, serving at least eight beers and guaranteeing a grand day out.”
