1. Before we start our tour, we pop into a London pub for a quick one, and see that it is serving Chiswick Bitter, London Pride and ESB. What brewery makes these beers? Young's Fuller's Pitfield Courage

2. Leaving London, we travel north-east through East Anglia. Here we stop off at a pub serving Wherry, Headcracker, Norfolk Nog, and Mardler's. Which brewery do they come from? Nethergate Adnams Woodeforde's Greene King

3. Next stop is Somerby, Leicestershire, home to the Parish Brewery. Parish has an entry in the 'Guinness Book of Records' for brewing the UK's strongest beer. With an extraordinary strength of 23% ABV (Alcohol by Volume), what is the name of this concoction? Baz's Bonce Blower Last Rites Old Tom Baz's Super Brew

4. It's time to head north to Yorkshire, because we want to visit the town which is the home to Theakston's brewery, to enjoy a pint or two of Old Peculiar. Where should we go to find it? York Doncaster Tadcaster Masham

5. We now keep on heading north, crossing the border from England into Scotland, with the aim of visiting the most northerly brewery in the UK. Where do we have to go to find this? Stromness, Orkney Islands Unst, Shetland Islands Melvich, Sutherland Uig, Isle of Skye

6. Travelling south again, we decide that we ought to visit Wales next. It's your turn to drive, so I decide I want to try a pint or two of Double Dragon, a beer from Wales's oldest brewery. What is its name? Brains Felinfoel Tomos Watkin Bryn Celyn

7. Crossing back into England, we pass through Salisbury, home to the Hop Back Brewery. Hop Back's most famous brew is one of the best known "golden ales" - a name colloquially given to the light-coloured, hoppy beers that became very popular in the 1990s, to a large extent as a result of this beer's success. What is its name? Summer Lightning Summer Nights Thunder and Lightning Hop and Glory

8. We couldn't finish our journey without taking a trip to the West Country. Although famous for its ciders, there are also some excellent beers to be found in this region of England, such as those of the Cottage Brewery of Castle Cary, Somerset. Which of the following themes does Cottage commonly use in naming its beers? Cars Birds Fruit and vegetables Railways

9. We arrive back in London during the first week in August, which is perfect timing, as it gives us a chance to round off our tour with a visit to the Campaign for Real Ale's annual "Great British Beer Festival". In 2006 it took place at the Earls Court Exhibition Centre, but which was its venue for the previous 14 years, from 1992-2005? Olympia Exhibition Centre Docklands Arena Alexandra Palace Wembley Arena

10. As we sit enjoying a final drink or two, looking through the programme for the Great British Beer Festival, we decide that there appears to be an unofficial competition among some breweries to see who can come up with the strangest name for a beer. Of the following, three are genuine but one is made up. Which is the FALSE name? Granny Wouldn't Like It Side Pocket for a Toad Stoat Through the Mangle Pressed Rat and Warthog