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Ah, sorry, I missed that - that brings the PuG figure down to around 43,500, I think.

Still quite a big difference, but I suppose the various restaurants, cocktail bars, wine bars, hotel bars,...

There are 49,097 pubs listed as open on this site, which is significantly higher than the 'below 40,000' reported in the article. Not sure what would account for such a significant discrepancy?

Seven for me, all of which I would recommend

Of the remaining four, the Low House, North Star and Harrow (thanks to Tris) are on the 'to do' list, but I can't say I've ever heard of the Admiral...

Still a couple of cask beers from St Peter's Brewery according to WhatPub and a few reports I've seen on Twitter.

Breweries seem to be allowed to operate click-and-collect takeaway services, so perhaps this pub convinced Ealing Council that they should also be allowed to do so, as I believe they have their own...

The £6.40 beer in question was Pacific Pale, brewed by Stone & Wood Brewery of Byron Bay, Australia. Given that this has been shipped halfway around the world, it's perhaps not as outrageously priced...

Happy Easter!! :sick:

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.burtonmail.co.uk/news/local-news/giant-creme-egg-yorkshire-pudding-1371350.amp

https://www.pubsgalore.co.uk/pubs/80491/

There is a comment beneath the article which suggests that it was Humph himself who shut the pub down, not an over-eager landlord.

"It was the Owner of Samuel Smiths brewery Mr Smith who...

Popped into the East Lodge this evening. The sign outside says 'Euston Tap' and the interior is a mirror image of the West Lodge (except the bench down one side and superior toilet facilities). Felt...

Yes, the Cider Tap had a much better layout, but it looks from that photo that they've made the servery smaller than in the original Euston Tap and therefore have room for some proper ground floor...

Quick - get it listed as an ACV!

Talking of fish, interesting article on the BBC about the use of fish products to filter ale. I don't necessarily mind beer that isn't completely clear, but I can see this initiative inadvertently...

Ha ha! Steady on, I used to be a regular there! :)

This is an article from earlier this year explaining how some of Croydon's pubs got their names. reasonably interesting, but the highlight is that some Pubs Galore stats are quoted and the site gets...

National Cider Day?

Can't say I'm a fan of the movie either, but it is possible to recreate the crawl, most of which was filmed around Welwyn Garden City and Letchworth Garden City.

1) The Pear Tree - aka The First...

Bow-tie wearing duck injured in pub brawl with local dog. Must be a Devon-thing. :confused:
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Reminded me of this video I saw recently:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3132126/Drunk-raccoon-stumbles-falls-getting-sloshed-spilled-beer-warehouse.html

The stag saves 'The Stag'

http://www.enfieldindependent.co.uk/news/13374125.Brothers_save_14_from_Stag_pub_blaze_hours_before_stag_do/

Did the men in red coats come and take you away? ;)

Naked beer festival

http://www.standard.co.uk/goingout/attractions/a-naked-beer-festival-is-coming-to-london-10294290.html

When Luther Blisset played for AFC Bournemouth in the late 80's, he bought a house on the outskirts of the village of Corfe Mullen and renamed it 'Far Corfe'. As a schoolboy at the time, there was...

Very pleased to see that one of London's most spectacular pubs, Crockers Folly in St John's Wood, has re-opened having been closed for ten years.

Their website has a nice video which gives a brief...

The Daily Mail get Jilly Goolden to taste test a load of lagers (and a Trappist beer :confused:??) to prove that they don't all taste the same.
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The Brazilian bar where you can buy a beer from Osama bin Laden.

http://www.theguardian.com/travel/shortcuts/2014/apr/27/brazilian-bar-sao-paolo-osama-bin-laden