Pub Of The Month - July 2013

[ROBCamra]

Obviously no-one went into any good pubs in July. :(

We did though and my nomination is going to be Walters (http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/62484/) in Hull.

Massive range of ale, friendly landlord & customers. Top notch in every way.

[Bucking Fastard]

POTM for July just has to be The Nags Head, (http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/1691/)Reading .Not only Quinno's local but also a great example of what can be achieved with some TLC.Ale range and condition place this among the best real ale outlets in the South East,next time in Reading I'm spending a lot longer in here.

[Mobyduck]

POTM for July just has to be The Nags Head, (http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/1691/)Reading .Not only Quinno's local but also a great example of what can be achieved with some TLC.Ale range and condition place this among the best real ale outlets in the South East,next time in Reading I'm spending a lot longer in here.
Ditto B.F. Nags Head.

[Aqualung]

I actually visited a few non Spoons pubs last month, but none of them are good enough for this category. I would return to two, but the Crooked Billet in E5 was far too expensive (£4.00 for a 6% pint) and the Warrant Officer didn't have the Wild Card beer on. I want to return to the Warrant Officer as it's the sort of place thar CAMRA want people to support and is making a real effort rather than my nearest pub which is a Heineken abomination. The Crooked Billet is a lower priority.

[Wittenden]

Salehurst Halt, near Robertsbridge, East Sussex. Classic family run local in tiny village in grand Sussex countryside. Good food, great beer and serious atmosphere.Dog friendly.In sight of hopgardens.

[london calling]

The Crown at St Margarets near Twickenham gets my vote. Some pubs feel right this one does it for me.( I think I have next months best pub sorted as well unless something amazing my way comes.)

[london calling]

I actually visited a few non Spoons pubs last month, but none of them are good enough for this category. I would return to two, but the Crooked Billet in E5 was far too expensive (£4.00 for a 6% pint) and the Warrant Officer didn't have the Wild Card beer on. I want to return to the Warrant Officer as it's the sort of place thar CAMRA want people to support and is making a real effort rather than my nearest pub which is a Heineken abomination. The Crooked Billet is a lower priority.

Altough the Wild Card brewery are based in the basement of the Warrant they have not started brewing.Their beer is brewed elsewhere.

[oldboots]

Yes I'll nominate the Nags Head as well,

[aleandhearty]

A clear winner this month. The Old Cock (http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/71313/) in Otley, is just my sort of place.

[Thuck Phat]

The Green Man in Stamford (http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/21875/) gets the nod from me for the best beer range I found in the town.

[Al 10000]

My pub of the month for July goes to .pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/58884/,this is a really nice unaltered pub with a good choice of beers on the bar.

This was meant to highlight the Five Horseshoes in Barholm,but for some reason it wont do it for me.

[hondo]

My pub of the month for July goes to .pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/58884/,this is a really nice unaltered pub with a good choice of beers on the bar.

This was meant to highlight the Five Horseshoes in Barholm,but for some reason it wont do it for me.

The Five Horseshoes (http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/58884/)

[Al 10000]

The Five Horseshoes (http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/58884/)

Thanks for that Hondo :)

[Real Ale Ray]

King Edward VII (http://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/38401/) - Bathams Bitter, cobs on the bar = heaven.