21 Park St, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, AL9 5AT, UK (map)
For Hatfield, this pub is a brilliant find. It’s right next to the grounds of Hatfield house and is pretty unassuming from the outside. They had five good ales on draught which were well looked after. I had the Adnam’s Broadside and a Ruddles County, but they [...]
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88, High St, Colney Heath, St Albans, Hertfordshire, AL4 0NP, UK (map)
A Friday lunchtime hunt for a different pub found the Crooked Billet. A bit small if you want to eat something but the beers are definitely well kept. This pub would be great in the summer as they have a massive beer garden. Started [...]
The Street, Freckenham, Suffolk IP28 8HZ, UK (map)
The Last time I visited the Golden Boar at Freckenham they had NetherGate Umble Magna. But what ever they have in it is always very well kept (a guy called Cambell has excellent cellar skills). The pub is owned by a solicitor from London who has transformed this [...]
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- via @anthonydawson: In the Old Cross Tavern, Hertford. Drinking their on premises brew - OXT'ale. 3.9%. A subtle citrusy bitter. A one pint
- Having a damn fine pint of Brain's SA at the Ship in East Tilbury. I don't normally lime this beer. http://twitpic.com/2ljxh8
- RCH Old Slug porter at the White Horse in Soho. Very dark, and tastes like it. http://twitpic.com/2jow2p
- Loddon Bamboozle in the Castle, Chancery Lane. Bitter and Toffee taste. Nice. http://campl.us/hIV
- Not many ales at the Penderels Oak. Harvieston Schiehallion. 4.8%. A lager beer. It has really quenched my thirst. http://campl.us/hIu
- No more Wetherspoons in Bow. That brings down ale spots to practically zero. http://flic.kr/p/8urzLi
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A work in progress containing: pub recommendations, ales and more importantly letting you know where to find the good stuff in the UK, along with bottled ale reviews.
Tony & Brad