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    Forty veterans from the Royal Engineers held a reunion at a pub in Coventry after not seeing each other for over 40 years. They traveled from as far as Fort William and Plymouth to attend. The event organizer said it was great to meet up after so long and they had fun reminiscing about old times. The pub staff were very helpful during the event. A pub in Maltby launched a monthly tap takeover event featuring beers from a local brewery. During the first event promoting Acorn Brewery beers, customers were given samples and encouraged to try styles they normally wouldn't. The manager said customers seemed interested in the beers and they looked forward to future tap takeover events.

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    Forty veterans from the Royal Engineers held a reunion at a pub in Coventry after not seeing each other for over 40 years. They traveled from as far as Fort William and Plymouth to attend. The event organizer said it was great to meet up after so long and they had fun reminiscing about old times. The pub staff were very helpful during the event. A pub in Maltby launched a monthly tap takeover event featuring beers from a local brewery. During the first event promoting Acorn Brewery beers, customers were given samples and encouraged to try styles they normally wouldn't. The manager said customers seemed interested in the beers and they looked forward to future tap takeover events.

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    PUB NEWS

    OLD SOLDIERS ENGINEER


    REUNION AT SPON GATE

    Forty veterans from the Royal Engineers held a St George’s Day He added: “The pub’s staff were absolutely great, so helpful, and we
    reunion at The Spon Gate (Coventry). got the chance to have a chat with a few of them as well.”
    Many of the group, who served with 73 Independent Field Orders for replacement barrels of Guinness, Stella Artois and Carling
    Squadron and 73 Field Squadron, hadn’t seen one another in were placed soon after the group left.
    more than 40 years. Shift leader Matt Cepas said: “They were brilliant, very friendly and
    To get to the event, the ex-soldiers travelled from as far north really pleased to see one another again – a great day.”
    as Fort William and as far south as Plymouth. Pictured with the veterans, their Corps flag and specially
    Scotty Murdoch, who organised the event, said: “It was absolutely made squadron-emblemed T-shirts are Matt Cepas and team
    brilliant to meet up with everyone after such a long time. leader Ieva Kemerzunaite.
    “We swapped stories and had a right laugh about old times.”

    CUSTOMERS GO NUTS FOR ACORN


    ALES AT MALTBY TAP TAKEOVER
    The Queens Hotel (Maltby) launched a monthly tap takeover event,
    with an evening featuring beers from Barnsley’s Acorn Brewery.
    The series of events – which takes place on the first Tuesday of
    every month – was the brainchild of shift manager Sam Murray.
    Sam joined the team in December 2021 and immediately
    set about promoting ales, working with the pub’s manager
    – Beth Burns.
    Among the beers on offer from Acorn were Gorlovka, a black
    6.0% ABV stout with hints of liquorice, and Black Oak, a 4.5% ABV
    seasonal dark ale with flavours of cocoa and roasted malt.
    As part of its ale drive, the pub has also launched a loyalty card,
    so that customers get one pint free for every 10 purchased.
    Beth said: “Customers were given samples of the ales – and we
    were particularly keen to encourage lager-drinkers to try them.
    “The evening went really well – and customers were receptive and
    interested. We look forward to our next tap takeover.” Shift leader Emily Barrett serves customer Keith Loader a selection
    of Acorn Brewery’s ales, as bar associate Jade Hunt looks on

    64 Wetherspoon | Summer 2022 | jdwetherspoon.com

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