Your last Pint?

[Voll Blau]

1 minute ago, bovril said:

Haven't been for a few years and I heard the cask selection is not quite as good as it used to be, but it's a beautiful old bar. 

Yes, I just opted for a Tennant's when I went in there.

[Stadt]

I’m off to York next weekend so they’re useful, was just going to do European Bar Guide’s crawl which I guess is similar.

 

Pound-for-pound looks like it’s one of the best.

[CosbehFox]

8 hours ago, grobyfox1990 said:

Does this still stand for Glasgow, and does anyone have any other tips pls?

Laurieston - an institution but it’s out of the city centre 

Edited 18 March by CosbehFox

[BakerLCFC]

If anyone is looking or thinking at getting a Perfect Draft machine I have a referral code: PDRM37Q3Q7R00

Gets you £20.00 off a new machine. 

[Stadt]

The Market Cat in York (Pivni/Thornbridge) is the absolute gold standard in how to do a new pub imo. 

[kenny]

https://freebeer.everards.co.uk/freepint/

 

Free ones at Everard's this week.

[CWC1983]

 

Surprisingly nice.  

[Stuntman_Mike]

Couple in Cherry Tree yesterday afternoon after my mates charity fight in town. 

 

Great to see the place busy. 

[Kinowe Soorie]

Rag & Mop.

[Lako42]

Many cans of lion lager

 

 

Might brave the 8.8 strong beer later

[SemperEadem]

Manchester in the sun yesterday was packed.

[PAULCFC]

A sipper at 8.4%,but really nice!

[Chris_OGrady]

 

Interesting video and would love to get my hands on the 1970s Leicestershire real ale guide . I actually really like the American hopped "grapefruit" beers on Cask he objects to, but I see his point. The bigger problem is pubs having 5  lagers on tap which nobody would be able to differentiate between in a blind taste test. All about having a broad selection on keg and cask! 

Edited 15 April by Chris_OGrady

[Dr Marco]

pint of Paulaner Münchner Hell

[SemperEadem]

https://www.pelliclemag.com/home/2022/4/6/i-want-to-see-mountains-again-the-banked-beers-of-teesside-north-east-england

[CosbehFox]

A run around Stockholm. 10 pubs over three days. Was a big fan of Mariestad Lager. 
 

If you are into your craft, did the trio of Mikkeller, Stigeberts and Ominpollo on Saturday night. I tell you rhey increase keep ‘getting English pubs right abroad. One of them had Kirstall Bitter and Purity Ale 

[VLC86]

1 hour ago, CosbehFox said:

A run around Stockholm. 10 pubs over three days. Was a big fan of Mariestad Lager. 
 

If you are into your craft, did the trio of Mikkeller, Stigeberts and Ominpollo on Saturday night. I tell you rhey increase keep ‘getting English pubs right abroad. One of them had Kirstall Bitter and Purity Ale 

Jealous for Omnipollo, wanted to go there for years.

[CosbehFox]

6 minutes ago, VLC86 said:

Jealous for Omnipollo, wanted to go there for years.

Tbh I was disappointed with their Hatt bar. Too small. More space taken up by the pizza oven than much needed seating. 
 

This weekend everything for the summer is opening up for their two other sites. One which is in a park open up. 
 

Stigbergets is underrated compared to the other two. Superb IPA and burgers to die for 

[bovril]

18 hours ago, Chris_OGrady said:

 

Interesting video and would love to get my hands on the 1970s Leicestershire real ale guide . I actually really like the American hopped "grapefruit" beers on Cask he objects to, but I see his point. The bigger problem is pubs having 5  lagers on tap which nobody would be able to differentiate between in a blind taste test. All about having a broad selection on keg and cask! 

The Harp is indeed quite keen on hoppy IPAs. Maybe a good stout or porter now and then. That's ok in the summer but when it's darkest winter in London doesn't really make much sense to have 3 or 4 zesty pale ales with notes of guava and tangerine. 

[Nalis]

18 hours ago, Chris_OGrady said:

 

Interesting video and would love to get my hands on the 1970s Leicestershire real ale guide . I actually really like the American hopped "grapefruit" beers on Cask he objects to, but I see his point. The bigger problem is pubs having 5  lagers on tap which nobody would be able to differentiate between in a blind taste test. All about having a broad selection on keg and cask! 

Light bitters are one of my favourite pints

[bovril]

6 minutes ago, Nalis said:

Light bitters are one of my favourite pints

You probably already know it but he's right that the Royal Oak is a beautiful pub and one of the best places to get more trad bitters, milds etc in London. Though it's all Harvey's. Fantastic pub all in all.

[ajthefox]

21 hours ago, Chris_OGrady said:

 

Interesting video and would love to get my hands on the 1970s Leicestershire real ale guide . I actually really like the American hopped "grapefruit" beers on Cask he objects to, but I see his point. The bigger problem is pubs having 5  lagers on tap which nobody would be able to differentiate between in a blind taste test. All about having a broad selection on keg and cask! 

Rubys have vanished as well. Does my tits in going into a pub that's just got lager and 5 different pales.

[Nalis]

20 hours ago, bovril said:

You probably already know it but he's right that the Royal Oak is a beautiful pub and one of the best places to get more trad bitters, milds etc in London. Though it's all Harvey's. Fantastic pub all in all.

Ah yes, good shout. Haven't been in years so overdue a visit.

[CosbehFox]

Finding Berlin a bizarre mix for boozers. Any suggestions welcome - going early June, so hopefully garden weather 

[SemperEadem]

18 minutes ago, CosbehFox said:

Finding Berlin a bizarre mix for boozers. Any suggestions welcome - going early June, so hopefully garden weather 

Clash is a great dive bar.