GBBF 2009 Earls Court

I was wondering why

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doesn't just provide a PDF file listing all beers expected to be available this year. It is a few years since I was last at this show and would prefer to have the full list rather than navigating in and out and around and around various drop downs etc. etc. Bit of a pain in the bum actually. Does anyone have or know where I can get my hands on the full list prior to travelling from oop north?

Thanks,

Alan M.

Reply to
AJM
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Yes, I see what you mean, what a PITA the site is!

Reply to
KeithS

no but having booked trains and hotel, we are going anyway! from prolly further oop north than you|!!!

Reply to
Chris de Cordova

eh? elaborate pls

Reply to
Chris de Cordova

Pain In The Areaofthelowerback Basically I agree with the OP that having a site with lots of drop-down menu options for differing types of beers, locations, etc isn't really what is wanted. It may show the web masters skills off, but doesn't easily provide the information needed.

Reply to
KeithS

Well we are travelling from Kirkcaldy, land of the Harbour Bar (One Hoose Juice and 5 ever changing guests).

Well Chris, if you look at the Beer List page it requires you to go through an incalculable series of drop down combinations in order to make up you personalised list of beers. I personally don't have a few weeks to trawl through it all.

Hope you have a good time Chris.

Alan M.

Reply to
AJM

In message , AJM wrote

They've done that so that some breweries don't find out that their beers are rated as practically undrinkable - having being given just only over one star :)

Reply to
Alan

I agree who wants just a list of wells young's beers, I will be seeing Chris cryne this lunch time & will mention it. cannot see that any changes can be made b4 next year.

Reply to
martyn dawe

I don't mind the idea but the database is not fully searchable.

I would love to have a list of all the light milds or very light bitters so that I can go and buy straight away - but you can only search by region or brewery.

Reply to
Chris de Cordova

And - as mentioned elsewhere - if I select "north west", I expect to see breweries in the North West. This Yorkshireman doesn't consider Yorkshire to be in the North West! And as a current resident of Cheshire, close to Stockport, I really struggled to find where Robinson's is listed - to mention just one. Oh how silly of me. Stockport, like Manchester and Liverpool are in the Peak District aren't they. The words "pig" and "breakfast" sprint to mind. :-(

Reply to
BrianW

Why would one want to find Robibson's at a GREAT British Beer Festival? (;-)

Reply to
John Sullivan

Or even Robinson's?

Reply to
John Sullivan

Ever tried Old Tom?

Reply to
BrianW

Yep. Fell orf me bike three times between pub in Shifnal and caravan site!

Reply to
John Sullivan

So don't you think a fantastic beer like that ought to be at GBBF?

It is - deservedly so! Tis very highly rated across the northwest. (Has been in top four of branch votes for the last two years.)

And who brews it? Yes - Robinson's!!!

I am currently enjoying their new seasonal 'Tit for Tat', too!

Reply to
Chris de Cordova

Looking forward to next (this) week.

Anyone want to meet Tues, Wed or Thurs please email with or asking for contact email or fone no, and I will respond with my fone number!

Will miss Eastenders, though, and what happens with Syed and Christian!!!

God Bless the internet and BBC iplayer!

Reply to
Chris

I drove my tractor through an haystack and later on I threw a pitchfork at a dog to keep quiet!

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Offramp

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