Does anyone know where you can get a genuine cask-conditioned ale like they have in England anywhere in Manhattan? (3 replies, last updated by Josh Mittleman June 1, 1999)

Just read an article in the NYTimes on cask-conditioned ales. I’ve seen them around, but can’t recall where. Anyone know who would have them, preferable near Berkeley but anywhere in the Bay area too? (9 replies, last updated by hawaii_4me October 27, 2007)

, Higgins and Rose and Raindrop. I was surprised that the Horse Brass didn’t have it. Does anyone know of any other places that have it? How about cask conditioned Sierra Nevada Celebration Ale? (4 replies, last updated by Sully November 14, 2005)

Bertha’s (in Fells Point) has a cask-conditioned bitter regularly, made by Oliver’s the last time I checked. Oliver’s ales are also available at the Wharf Rat by Camden Yards (where they’re brewed), and I... (11 replies, last updated by aburkavage September 3, 2008)

The New England Real Ale Exhibition starts tonight and goes through Sunday in Davis Sq. If you like cask conditioned beer this is the place to be. Many, many beers you won’t get a chance to taste anywhere else in Boston.... (2 replies, last updated by barleywino May 4, 2003)

I’m visiting Detroit and wondering if Detroit metro or Windsor offers anywhere that brews a good English-style bitter, or any cask-conditioned real ale at all for that matter? Served at 53F & hand pulled. I see plenty of... (6 replies, last updated by bb May 9, 2004)

Visiting Toronto and wondering about places serving cask-conditioned real (UK bitter style preferred) ales dispensed via beer engine and served at cellar temp. Only interested in authentic stuff that might pass muster if... (8 replies, last updated by bb April 5, 2005)

Real ale is refermented in the container from which it’s served, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_ale So, e.g., Young’s SLA and Fuller’s 1845 are bottled real ales, and so are bottled equivalents of... (16 replies, last updated by Jimbosox04 June 2, 2007)

Always looking for cask conditioned ales and bitters. There’s the Granite... not the nicest of pubs, but fantastic beer. Their dry hopped bitter and the IPA are probably the best beers made in Canada. Pity about the closing... (4 replies, last updated by Mississauga Matt May 14, 2003)

I happened to stumble upon this rather interesting article in the NY Times about cask conditioned ales where they use natural carbonation techniques rather than the CO2 laden, mass market junk that’s more commonly... (2 replies, last updated by ratatosk October 26, 2007)

I’m looking for a bar that serves cask ale in or around the Ottawa area. I’ve found a lot of places that used to have it, but so far no place that does now. Any leads? (2 replies, last updated by jeffysauce October 25, 2009)

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 if anyone in the metro area can get a cask for a party? Do they do this kind of a thing? We are having a wedding at our house in July and I would love to get a keg of good beer. I love cask ales and so do most of... (1 reply, last updated by bobjbkln April 30, 2008)

Check this out: http://celebrator.com/archives/0606/0606westcoast-laupdate.html If I were you, I’d call the couple of places referenced, and ask. These are serious beer people, so they may very well have cask-conditioned ales... (17 replies, last updated by keaton May 30, 2007)

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