Since the great fire of Newton(this will be talked about for the next four score years and ten )The brewery was shut down for two weeks,our stocks were soon depleated so "Devils Soup" was ordered in from other micros much to the dispointment of the customers,however frantic brewing by the local brewer soon built up the stocks again. after carefully eeking out what we had with the guests we were back in business again, the last half term 28 x 9's in five days, on the easter weekend 29 x 9's in four days at the moment there will be six products for the coming bank holiday(only five handpulls)beers outselling bsheep 15-1.
The new beer brewed in celebration of Christines latest grandson Oliver is to be re-badged and two brews have alreay been, done perhaps.......Low Newton By the sea Magic.
Sea u there or be in the square.

Many beers make light work or at least the computer/laptop, at least we now know the brewery is working again, have the wellies been mounted behind the bar?, which ales will be available for the bank holiday ? did the fire destroy the tasting notes ? how many are new ? Normal service has been resumed and we can get sand in our toes again.

For your cosumption this weekend:

Dolly Daydream: 4.1% Premium beer likened to Adams boston brown ale
Ship hop ale : 4.1%copper/orange in colour,jam and marmalade overtones, nicly hopped thank you.
Sandcastles at Dawn 3.9% A blonde delight delicate lightly spiced and floral.
Sea Wheat:4.0% 50/50 Blonde wheat beer dry, with lots of grapfruit coming through,as drunk by TV'S Oz Clark and James May.
Sea Coal :4.0% 50/50 dark wheat beer ,chocolate, coffee,berry fruit and vanila all in one glass and not to heavy going.
Olivers birthday:4.4% phew very complex,pinaple,lychees broad leaf tea, honeyed ,citrus and liquerice with a hint of aniseed ,cant get the bugger off your palate!(low newton by the sea magic)
Hope these will keep you out of mischief this weekend!

Having finally decided to make the long trek we called in yesterday dinnertime for the first time. An excellent little pub in a fantastic location.
Slightly dismayed that there were two 'guests' on the bar but of the three 'Ship' ales that were on they were all excellent, my favourite being the Dolly Daydream. When it went off we were hoping one of the others would go on but the barman just put another daydream on.
The crab sarnies were exquisite as well and with an ice cream van down the road what more could you want on a visit to the seaside.
Not sure about the Thatchers Gold tho, perhaps Westons Organic would look more traditional.

Sorry about the guest beers but we are finding it very hard to move them so we are keeping them on until they go,we expected them to have been gone by the weekend,we hope to be self sufficient again very soon!Glad you enjoyed what you had ,do come again soon.