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- PO30 1UD
- Wickham Vale6 mi
- Botley Green11 mi
- Hamble Point14 mi
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Nightporter5.1%
Bargate Small Batch · cask · Porter
Your score
Your note
Coffee and liquorice. Best thing here.
Festival average 5.029 rated
Illustrative drink — not a real beer
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A code on the cask opens that drink. One hand, no scrolling a list of forty-eight beers while somebody waits behind you.
Chalkstream
Cask · 4.1% · £3.40
Half stars and a note
Score to the half star, write what it tasted like, add a photo. Change your mind later; the score is yours until the festival closes. Acts get rated the same way — the band that emptied the tent is worth recording too.
“Biscuit, then a long dry finish.”
Yours · 1 photo
Know what's gone
Beers are marked running low and sold out as the weekend goes, so you're not walking the length of a field for a cask that blew an hour ago. What's gone stays on the list too, so you can see what you missed. You just can't score it.
- Chalkstream
- Red KiteRunning low
- NightporterSold out
Drink with your mates
Add the people you came with and you can see what they're on without crossing the field to ask. Handy when someone finds a good one. Less handy when they find it first and tell everyone.
- Dan H.Nightporter
- Priya S.Chalkstream
- Jo T.Red Kite
Know what is on
The running order for every stage, the food vendors and their menus, in the same place as the beer. No paper to lose.
- 13:00The Hursley Four
- 14:30Jenny Ash & the Reeds
- 15:30Cold Harbour
- 19:00Bitterne Sound System
Illustrative festival — not a real event
Your note, six feet wide, next to the bar you wrote it at.
Festivals can put screens up around the site: the leaderboard, a board for each category, a mosaic of what people wrote, and a montage of the photos they took. All of it in the festival's own colours, all of it moving as the weekend does.
So the thing you thumbed in one-handed at the bar might be up on the wall by the time you get your next one. Nothing a festival has blocked ever reaches a screen.
Wickham ValeWhat people are saying
Nightporter
“Coffee and liquorice. Best thing here.”
Chalkstream
“Biscuit, then a long dry finish.”
Runway Six
“Stone fruit and a soft finish.”
Red Kite
“Toffee, and it keeps going.”
Ninety Trees
“Farmyard in a good way.”
Botley Brass
“Emptied the tent. In a good way.”
Over a hundred badges, and the rare ones are hard won. Show off your best on your profile.
They land for finishing a category, writing a proper note, taking a decent photo, rating the band as well as the beer, making friends on here, being first to rate something at an event, or turning up to your third festival.
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