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None for me!

None of these, though to be fair I havn't really been to the Cotswolds, even though one of my ambitions is to try Donnington ales.

None for me,again.Possibly went to the Fordwhich Arms in the early seventies.

None of these:https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2024/jan/28/10-best-uk-country-pubs-for-a-winter-weekend

Just the Ypres Castle in recent times, and the Basketmakers and I think the Pride of Spitalfields in days of yore.

Just the Leicester Arms:yes we did have the dogs with us.

Agreed!

Just the Tan Hill Inn which is on no Greatest Pubs list that I may or may not maintain. I have been to The Crown, which isn't in Huddersfield, but years ago, and again not on any list of mine....

Just the Nep', yes ago, and the Ypres Castle. Can't say I made use of either garden.Working outdoors, I prefer to relax inside.

Just the Low House when on this site: previously The Harrow and Black Horse.

Just the Harp and the Royal Oak, and may be the Lyric sometime in the last fifty years. We only live an hour and a quarter from Town, but my tolerance of the place decreases year on year.

Remarkably , only The Star, and that seems to be before I was on this site. In 1974,but I'm sure I've been back a few times.Perhaps also the Buckingham:that would have been in 1974, and I don't think...

None for me.

None.

Only definite no 6,possible no 17. I've not been to Edinburgh,Belfast or Cardiff, and tend to avoid large cities.

Music pubs in Kent:
https://www.kentonline.co.uk/whats-on/news/nine-of-kent-s-best-live-music-pubs-275752/

Music in pubs is a total turn off for me, but here goes.Only been to Pearson's Arms, and...

Me too! Much of my pub visiting involves troughing, but I tend to only really relish roasts indoors: pub staff seem incapable of carving properly, and no one can make decent gravy.

None for me!

[QUOTE=NickDavies;125075]Great British Pub Awards ... no idea who picks these, looks like an excuse for an industry pissup


https://greatbritishpubawards.co.uk/live/en/page/2022-finalists

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Onl two for me:the King's Head in the seventies-I don't really remember it, but am certain that it didn't sell real ale then!, and predictably, Larkin's Alehouse.

3% for me, all years ago, so not reviewed. Where in the 'ell is Dalston?

Another bored journalist at work:https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2022/aug/14/20-best-waterside-pubs-uk

Only two for me:The Pandora Inn many years ago, and The Green Dragon Inn more frequently.

Twelve for me,many of which pre-date my involvement with PUG, or indeed BITE.

None for me, with the possible exception of the Duke William in the 1970s.

None for me.