ref CynfulCynful is a dark bottled ale. It won the annual Tesco Beer Challenge in 2004, and became ... well water, chocolate malt and Kent hops. ref http www.itsnotacyn.com R.W. Randall s Cynful Website ... 07 18 last first ref Awards In 2004 , Cynful won the annual Tesco Beer Challenge, and became a featured ... www.randallsbrewery.com OFFICIAL RANDALLS WEBSITE External links http www.itsnotacyn.com Cynful beer ... more details
Unreferenced date November 2006 Image Rockmount.jpg thumb The Rockmount from Cobo Bay The Rockmount is a pub in Castel, Guernsey . It sells a range of lagers, local ales, wines and spirits. It also serves a wide selection of pub food, including curry, locally caught fish, pies and steaks, among others. Location The Rockmount is located on the Cobo coast road and looks out over Cobo bay. It has a special licensing agreement that allows alcohol purchased at the bar to be taken onto the beach during the summer months. Ownership The pub is owned by Randalls Brewery , which in turn is owned by the Guernsey Pub Company . The current landlord is David Nussbaumer. Awards The Rockmount won the Campaign for Real Ale CAMRA Pub of the Year award for 2005 Guernsey section , making it the first pub outside of St Peter Port to do so. Draught selection The current draught selection as of September 2006 was Heineken , Breda , Stella Artois , Amstel , Boddingtons , Montys , Guinness , Blackthorn and the Randalls real ales normally VB Patois . See also Cynful Coord missing Category Buildings and structures in Guernsey Category Beer and breweries in the Channel Islands Europe struct stub Guernsey stub ... more details
Infobox pier name Beaumaris Pier image Beaumaris Pier geograph.org.uk 693339.jpg image size alt caption official name carries Pedestrians spans Menai Straits locale Beaumaris , Isle of Anglesey , North Wales type maint id design Frederick Foster construction owner Anglesey County Council mainspan length convert 570 ft width clearance below traffic No open 1846 closed toll map cue map image map text map width coordinates coord 53 15 40.89 N 4 5 24.31 W display title lat long File Beaumaris pier geograph.org.uk 1406832.jpg thumb right 250px View from the 2011 refurbished pier head, towards the town of Beaumaris Beaumaris Pier is a pier in Beaumaris , Anglesey , North Wales . Construction Designed by Frederick Foster, it had a concrete and stone neck, wooden piles supporting iron girders, and a wooden deck. After opening in 1846, it was rebuilt in 1872 along the new classical Victorian era civil engineering lines, with screw piles made from iron, steel supporting girders and a wooden deck. In 1895, works extended its deck length to convert 570 ft , with a T shaped pontoon end, a pavilion, and added a railgauge 30 railway baggage line. ref name NPS cite web url http www.piers.org.uk pierpages NPSbeaumaris.html title Beaumaris Pier publisher National Piers Society accessdate 2012 02 21 ref History The reason for the reconstruction was to regularly attract the pleasure steamers of the Liverpool and North Wales Steamship Company , which plied to and from Liverpool , Llandudno and the Isle of Man along the Menai Straits . An accessible pier meant that Beaumaris could compete for summer traffic alongside the similarly equipped Garth Pier at Bangor, Gwynedd Bangor . ref name NPS The most common steamers to call were the Snowdon , La Marguerite and St. Elvies . In the 1920s the local Sunday School regularly chartered the Snowdon for its annual trips to Llandudno. The company also provided the ferry Cynful , with regular summer service to Bangor, and evening excursions around P ... more details
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