Leicester CAMRA Survey Form

This form can be used to nominate pubs within the Leicester branch area for inclusion in the Good Beer Guide. With this form you can send your survey reports to us. Just fill in the data and press "Submit" for each pub.

For those who still wish to fill in the old hard copy form (a 'Word' document), please click on Survey Form to download and print out as many as you need. These should be posted to Pete Long (address on form) or handed in at Branch Meetings. Alternatively, next time you are at a convenient PC, you can transfer your scores to the form below and submit electronically, which saves postage and / or hassle!

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See Key to Scores on form below and new Help on Score.

A "survey report" consists of all the things in the form. However, these things are grouped in these areas:

1. The background - pub name, date, your moniker etc.
2. The scores - for each pint or half we ask you to tell us how good was it for you?
3. Comments - anything else you'd like to add.

To enter survey results, just type in all the details on the form and hit the "Submit" button. You can then score the next. .

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Help with completing form

Pub Name

Please use the formal name of the pub but without the definite article. Please do not use nicknames or local names, these can be entered in the Pub Comments field. For example:

Red Lion, not		The Red Lion
Coach and Horses, not		The Coach and Horses
Golden Lion, not		Yellow Moggy
Rainbow and Dove, not		The Six Fish
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Pub Location

This should be sufficient of the address such that with the Pub Name it defines the pub uniquely. So, if there are two Durham Ox pubs in Leicester, the address should indicate if it's the one in "Bowling Green Street, Leicester" or "Catherine Street, Leicester". If there are two pubs with the same name in one road then the address should include the number - "68 Passway, Leicester" and "69 Passway, Leicester".

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Visit Date

Enter the date as Day, Month, Year as one of the following formats, please:

DD/MM/YY	eg. 12/4/97 12/04/97 12/4/1997 12/04/1997 etc.
DD MM YY	eg. 12 4 97 etc.
DD Month Year	eg. 12 Apr 97 12 April 1997 etc.

The "Yesterday" button will enter yesterday's date in the field. Extensive investigation has shown that most submissions are entered into electronic format the day after the beer was consumed and scored. It has also been found that entering them on the same day can be a lot more difficult and that computer keyboards have a habit of moving the keys about when they know you are drunk. Alternatively, use this to see an acceptable format.

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Person Name

Who are you?. If it wasn't you then enter the name of the scorer.

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Membership Number

This is your CAMRA Membership number.

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Brewer

Ideally this should be the brewer's name as it appears in the Good Beer Guide but don't worry too much about that, as long as most of it is correct we can deduce what's meant. Please be careful of shortening name, though. "Hoskins" and "Hoskins and Oldfield" were very different brewers.

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Beer

The name of the beer, please, as close as possible to the name in the Good Beer Guide (OK, on the handpump, then). If a brewer has "Bitter" and "Best Bitter" we need to know which one you drank. This is very important for special and one-off brews.

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Score

The score is your opinion of a particular pint or half pint. Scores range from 0 to 5.

0. Undrinkable - No cask ale available or so poor you have to take it back or can't finish it.
1. Poor - Beer that is anything from barely drinkable to drinkable with considerable resentment.
2. Average - Competently kept, drinkable pint, but doesn't inspire in any way. Not worth moving to another      pub, but you drink the beer without really noticing.
3. Good - Good beer in good form. You may cancel plans to move to the next pub. You want to stay for another pint and may seek out the beer again.
4. Very good - excellent beer in excellent condition.
5. Perfect - Probably the best you are ever likely to find. A seasoned drinker will award this score very rarely.
 

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Price

How much did it cost?

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Comments

Whatever you wish to say about the beer or the pub or whatever else.

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This page last updated: March 25, 2008

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