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St Peters Hall A classic ,unusual pub in the middle of nowhere.Timeless, in the right way.
The New Inn
If you ever find yourself in Biggleswade ,dont be put off by the GK signage it's a very fine " Local Hero" leased pub.
Finally managed to make it to the legendary Three Tuns Inn & Brewery, and wasn't disappointed, so my POTM.
Only managed two or three new pub visits this month, none of them outstanding in particular, so the pub I enjoyed most in October was a re-visit to The Keep, more of a bar than a pub, but very accommodating with some nice live music and beer on an early Sunday evening.
I have three excellent pubs to chose from this time. Needless to say none of them are in London.
Whitefirars Ale House in Coventry
Swan in Chaddesley Corbett.
Fox & Goose in Hebden Bridge
The scores give the game away as the Fox & Goose got 10 but the other two were very close. It's a community owned Free House where all but one of the beers cost under three quid.
It's on the edge of Hebden Bridge so has a bit of a rural feel to it. All are well worth a visit.
POTM Fox & Goose in Hebden Bridge
I went there in the 70s-could have been pre Camra days, when it was one of the famous four brewpubs. Fairly basic as I recall, but inspirational as they say.Quote:
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The Brandy Cask
The Fleece Inn - POTM
Very hard to choose between these two, both excellent.