Where is real cask-conditioned ale available in NYC? — Paul (5 replies, last updated by billh May 30, 2006)

well, central London can mean a lot of different places – where will you be staying? See this discussion: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/527469 also check the CAMRA website (Campaign For Real Ale) http://www.camra.org.uk/ (3 replies, last updated by iheartcupcakes December 21, 2008)

If your in SoCal this weekend there is a real ale fest at pizza port in Carlsbad. Pizza port is at 571 Carlsbad village. Google it for more info. (0 replies, last updated by ozbuc May 31, 2007)

Does anyone know where I can drink cask ale in DC? Preferably from a wooden cask, but am especially looking for English ales. Cheers! (1 reply, last updated by Bill4242 January 30, 2008)

Does anyone know where in Manhattan I can buy real ginger ale, made with ginger root and not too much sweetener? This is one of my favorite remedies for an upset stomach (or just for having a drink)...but only when it’s the... (7 replies, last updated by Nehna April 18, 2006)

I’ve been attending the Real Ale Festival since its second year and enjoy it more and more every time. I went Friday evening and was hoping to return Saturday but wasn’t able to. I’m curious about the winners in... (0 replies, last updated by Rene G March 3, 2003)

Very bad news for beer lovers. The Real Ale Festival, by far Chicago’s biggest and best annual beer event, will not be held this year. Last year it was held in an old foundry at Finkl Steel, Chicago’s little specialty... (2 replies, last updated by Chicago Mike February 3, 2004)

– a lot of inconsistency. Also, are there any other pubs around Toronto where a real ale lover can get a decent pint? (4 replies, last updated by Schmal November 16, 2004)

Notable Chicago winners: Category 7: American-style Strong Ales Gold: Piece Brewery & Pizzeria, Chicago, IL – Wingnut Category 8: American-style Dark Ales Gold: Goose Island Beer Company (Clybourn), Chicago, IL –... (4 replies, last updated by Doug March 7, 2003)

I just posted this link on the Midwest board, but figured I ought to put it here also. I’m not sure I’ll be able to attend, but it sounds like a pretty stellar event, and I would love to hear anyone else’s... (2 replies, last updated by Marriedtoafoodie February 24, 2003)

I only have a few hours to have a beer in London on a Monday night. I am trying to find a real ale place-you know where they draw it from the cellar? I swear CAMRA used to have pub listings, but I cannot find anything. A few... (3 replies, last updated by Iestyn Morgan April 22, 2008)

I went to the Saturday session and thought it was fantastic. Lots of fun and a great opportunity to try lots of both British and American cask-conditioned ales - still a great selection on the last day. Beers are all around 4.5%... (18 replies, last updated by ScubaSteve March 26, 2009)

Does anyone know where I can find in the Baltimore area (Hanover, Columbia) ginger ale made with real ginger, not just the flavoring? Thanks! (6 replies, last updated by steinre1 April 4, 2008)

In addition to the places everyone else has named, RFD (always) and Cap City (sometimes) serve real ale. (9 replies, last updated by jpschust March 12, 2007)

I saw this on this board last year and vowed I wouldn’t miss it this year. The New England Real Ale Festival started yesterday, and goes till Saturday night at the George Dilboy VFW in Davis Square. English-style... (8 replies, last updated by David "Zeb" Cook May 1, 2004)