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In any other month, it might have been the Cambridge Blue or the Free Press (also in Cambridge), or possible the Greyhound or Ye Olde Rose & Crown (both in Stafford), but for a wholly unexpectedly pleasant find, I'll nominate the Dog & Fox in Ashley (just beyond the outskirts of Bradford-on-Avon).
I know London Calling will likely disagree with this,;), but an early Saturday evenining found The Wenlock Arms full of a fantastic ambiance and good beer to boot.
Most definetely POTM despite some very good pubs visited this past month.
Pint Shop
It won't suit everybody,but I really appreciated the beer range on my visit.:nishelypished:
I disagree.
I disagree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mobyduck
Only kidding, its the previous manky,dirty digusting Wenlock that I didn't like .The new Wenlock is fine and I have noticed that although I have visited at least 50 times I haven't reviewed it.Quote:
Originally Posted by london calling
Leicester Arms Hotel Last pub of the year for us. Hotel really, the name says it all, but dogs and drinkers welcome , and well kept beer. A find.
My pub of the month is the Beacon Hotel in Sedgley, an old favourite and I'm sure known by most of the correspondents on this site. I got here just after midday on a Saturday in early December and as the only new pub I had planned was just across the road had time to find a spot at the back of the right hand room and stay for three, a Green Hopped Pale, their winter Snowflake and a bizarre guest in the form of Brass Castle Pale Stout. The Jolly Crispin and Britannia in nearby Upper Gornal are strong competition but the Beacon keeps on shining.
POTM Beacon Hotel
This is a purely sentimental choice as it's a great pub that will be shutting its doors for the last time very soon - Haigys
I'm going for Simon the Tanner in Bermondsey, which was the best I visited as part of a craft beer-slanted London crawl done pre-Christmas. That as well as the excellent Land of Liberty, Peace & Plenty in Heronsgate and White Horse in Hedgerley, revisits of which I treated a couple of mates to.
Towcester Mill Brewery Tap
Exactly as it sounds.