Welcome to the Heart of Warwickshire Branch of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA). This site has information about our branch, including our planned events, contact details, downloadable copies of the branch magazine, the “Beer and Ragged Staff“, our local pubs and breweries and our annual beer & cider festival.
Navigate around the site using the menu bar above (or the 3-line “hamburger” icon on a mobile device) and click on the bear logo to return here. There is a search bar at the bottom of every page.
2024 Harbury Beer & Cider Festival
The Harbury Beer Festival was a great success with 450 people coming through the doors. Click on the image to go to the 2024 Festival Page. The winning beers and ciders have been published there.
Branch News
Branch Christmas Dinner
The Heart of Warwickshire Branch Christmas Dinner will be held at 7pm on Saturday 14 December 2024 at the Cape Of Good Hope in Warwick. You can buy tickets by clicking or scanning the QR code.
Full details are on our events page here.
2025 Good Beer Guide
Congratulations to the 12 pubs in our branch area that are in the new 2025 Good Beer Guide.
- The Ale Hub, Warwick
- The Benjamin Satchwell, Leamington Spa
- The Cape of Good Hope, Warwick
- The Case Is Altered, Five Ways
- The Crown, Harbury
- The Eagle, Warwick
- The Four Penny Pub, Warwick
- The Harvester, Long Itchington
- The New Inn, Leamington Spa
- The New Inn, Norton Lindsey
- The Old Post Office, Warwick
- The Wild Boar, Warwick
Kidderminster Beer & Cider Festival
Warwick Pub Walk
The landlords of the five Warwick pubs featured in the 2024 Good Beer guide have produced a leaflet describing a walk around the pubs. Full details are here.
2024 Pub of the Year
The results are now available for the 2024 Pub Of The Year.
CAMRA Good Beer Guide
CAMRA’s flagship publication is the Good Beer Guide, which lists all of the pubs serving the best real ale in the country. It is available as a book and as an app for your phone. The app also includes all of the data from CAMRA’s WhatPub guide, which lists virtually all the pubs in the UK, even if they do not sell real ale and is invaluable when you’re out and about.
