Cambridge & District CAMRA

City of Cambridge Brewery

The brewery moved to Chittering in late 2001/early 2002.

(up to early 2000)

Hobson's Choice 4.1%
Jet Black 3.7%
Atom Splitter 4.7%
Bramling Traditional 5.4%
- 3rd in the Cambridge Festival of Winter Ales 1998
- 1st= in the Strong Bitter category at the 26th Cambridge Beer Festival
True Blue, now called Boathouse Bitter 3.8%
- 1st= in the Bitter category at the 25th Cambridge Beer Festival & 1st at the 26th Cambridge Beer Festival
- Renamed as another brewery complained about a name clash over the word "Blue"
Parkers Porter 5.3%
- 1st= in the Porters & Stouts category at the 26th Cambridge Beer Festival
True Ale
- See "Meet the Brewers" evening
XK50 bottled ale
- Came 1st in the Bottled Beers category at the 26th Cambridge Beer Festival
Silly Punt 4.7%
- well-received at the USSC October 1999 Beer Festival
Blend 42 4.4%
- a blend, a smooth balance of hop and crystal malt
Darwin's Downfall 5.0%
- another blend, of best bitter and porter
Millennium Ale 6.0%
- 4th place at the Cambridge Winter Ale Festival 2000
IPA 3.6%
Cambridge Blue
- brewed for the Cambridge Blue in Gwydir Street

Known outlets in Cambridge as of December 2002:
- The Cambridge Blue
- Quinn's, Downing Street
Other outlets known to stock the beers in the recent past:
- Abington Pigotts - The Pig & Abbot
- Cambridge -
  - Homerton College, Hills Road
  - NCI Club, Holland Street
  - Jug & Firkin, Mill Road
- Fordham - The White Pheasant
- Horningsea - The Crown & Punchbowl
- Little Walden - The Crown
- Madingley - The Three Horseshoes
- Quy - Quy Mill
- Reach - The Dyke's End
- Royston - White Bear
- Sutton Gault - The Anchor
- Swavesey - The White Horse
- Upware - Five Miles From Anywhere
- Whittlesford - The Bees In The Wall