Yes they do.

And don't forget that CAMRA members get £20 worth of vouchers for Wetherspoons (50p off a pint of real ale) too.

Been to North Devon over the weekend. Sampled a very nice pint of Teignworthy Golden Sands on the patio of the Beaver Inn at Appledore. Great views across the Taw and Torridge estuaries and out towards the Bristol Channel. Best pint of the weekend at the George in Braunton at £2 a pint was the 3.7%-with-taste Cousin Jack ( not sure why this pub isn't in the GBG ) brewed by St Austell. Visited the Hunters Inn in Heddon Valley, an idyllic spot between Ilfracombe and Lynmouth and a very busy beer festival. Luckily, there's a National Trust car park nearby. Sampled a refreshing pint of Otter Amber. Well worth a visit if you're in the area despite the narrowness and steepness of the road in and out. The Sunday lunches looked like they would sate a Yorkshire appetite

Only disappointment was the Black Lion at Braunton. Not a fan of gravity beers anyway, but was served a very unexciting and warm pint of St Austell Tribute there. Wouldn't recommend.

Back to the Bluecoat in Rotherham yesterday to two excellent pints namely Springhead's cleverly named Newark Castle Brown Porter and another Acorn IPA brewed from NZ hops, Pacific Jade IPA ( so good, I repeated the experiment )

Had a very nice pint of Old Bear Brewery (Keighley) Hibernator 5.0% last Sunday in the Fox & Goose at Hebden Bridge ... a lovely ruby red malty winter warmer.

Also dropped in at the wonderful Old Bridge Inn at Ripponden ... the only down side being my choice of drink. Went for John Eastwood Best Bitter but in all honesty it was a golden IPA and not what I would call a Best.

Paid my first visit to Cask Corner Dive Bar yesterday, very enjoyable indeed had a Mature Toad, Hung parliament and Charlies Angel. With the first of the three being my favourite

The Mature Toad is very nice. If you like that you'll probaly enjoy Tadpole too.