<p></p><p>CAMRA is celebrating the success of the 'May is Mild Month' promotion.Up and down the country people have been taking part in a range of fun activities, organised by local CAMRA branches, in order to promote this endangered style of beer and restore some of its well deserved popularity.</p><p>Throughout May, CAMRA has been running a 'Spot the Mild in the Wild' competition, where ale enthusiasts can report sightings of mild, via the CAMRA website, in order to win a mystery prize. "We have had some very promising feedback from mild fans," said CAMRA's Press and Marketing Officer Emma Dennis, "one entrant highlighted four different milds that he found on offer in a pub in Horsham. <i>[Ed - surely that must have been the Malt Shovel!]</i> Milds have been spotted right across the UK, from Brighton to Bury St. Edmunds and there has even been an overseas sighting; 'English Mild Ale' is reportedly available in Berlin!"</p><p>For full listings of mild sightings and related events and activities visit<a href="http://www.camra.org.uk/mild">www.camra.org.uk/mild</a></p><p>Cask-conditioned mild is most common in the Midlands, Lancashire and Yorkshire, though it is ararity in most parts of the country. Licensees have been encouraged to stock at least one Mildduring May, a time when most seasonal milds are brewed.</p><p>To support this, CAMRA has provided packs of promotional materials for licensees free of charge.Each pack contains leaflets and posters to display in their establishments, letting customersknow which milds they are serving; along with advice sheets for mild related events and ideasfor their own promotions.</p><p>Mild packs are still available from CAMRA HQ, 01727 867201.</p><p>Please see our own <a href="http://www.readingcamra.org.uk/Campaign/mild.htm">Mild Month Page</a> to see what's going on in this area. 52 milds at the Reading Beer Festival for starters!</p>