Yet another list

[london calling]

Quick check gives me 71 and quite a few pubs that I was unaware of especially east London.

[ETA]

... quite a few pubs that I was unaware of especially east London.

Is that a cue for another London crawl?

[london calling]

Is that a cue for another London crawl?

Could be arranged but I would imagine the pubs are over the place so a crawl would be difficult unless you added the hackney area with all the brewery taps

[Mobyduck]

Could be arranged but I would imagine the pubs are over the place so a crawl would be difficult unless you added the hackney area with all the brewery taps

Especially if wanting quality cask.

[sheffield hatter]

Apologies if attention has already been drawn elsewhere on this forum to the release of the final 16 pubs in Camra's Pub of the Year.

The Bell, Waltham St. Lawrence, Berkshire
The Kings Head, Norwich
The Horse & Jockey, Stapleford, Nottingham
The Hop Inn, Hornchurch, East London
Real Crafty, Wigan
Larkins Alehouse Cranbrook, Kent
Magazine Hotel, New Brighton, Wirral
Station House, Durham
Commercial Inn, Dunfermline
Pelican Inn, Gloucester
Hornet Alehouse, Chichester
Mold Ale House, Mold, North Wales
Olaf’s Tun Craft Ale Bar, Woolston, Southampton
Tamworth Tap, Tamworth
Fifteens at St. Anne's, Lytham St. Annes
Heaven & Ale, Barnsley, South Yorks

For what it's worth, I've been to seven out of the 16.

The Horse & Jockey was Alan Winfield's local, and his brother told me that after his death (more than four years ago now) a wake was held for him there.

[Mobyduck]

Apologies if attention has already been drawn elsewhere on this forum to the release of the final 16 pubs in Camra's Pub of the Year.

The Bell, Waltham St. Lawrence, Berkshire
The Kings Head, Norwich
The Horse & Jockey, Stapleford, Nottingham
The Hop Inn, Hornchurch, East London
Real Crafty, Wigan
Larkins Alehouse Cranbrook, Kent
Magazine Hotel, New Brighton, Wirral
Station House, Durham
Commercial Inn, Dunfermline
Pelican Inn, Gloucester
Hornet Alehouse, Chichester
Mold Ale House, Mold, North Wales
Olaf’s Tun Craft Ale Bar, Woolston, Southampton
Tamworth Tap, Tamworth
Fifteens at St. Anne's, Lytham St. Annes
Heaven & Ale, Barnsley, South Yorks

For what it's worth, I've been to seven out of the 16.

The Horse & Jockey was Alan Winfield's local, and his brother told me that after his death (more than four years ago now) a wake was held for him there.

Only two for me, The Kings Head and The Hornet, I did also go to Olafs Tun a couple of years ago but they had randomly decided to shut for the week without deciding to advertise the fact on their facebook page or website.

[Wittenden]

Apologies if attention has already been drawn elsewhere on this forum to the release of the final 16 pubs in Camra's Pub of the Year.

The Bell, Waltham St. Lawrence, Berkshire
The Kings Head, Norwich
The Horse & Jockey, Stapleford, Nottingham
The Hop Inn, Hornchurch, East London
Real Crafty, Wigan
Larkins Alehouse Cranbrook, Kent
Magazine Hotel, New Brighton, Wirral
Station House, Durham
Commercial Inn, Dunfermline
Pelican Inn, Gloucester
Hornet Alehouse, Chichester
Mold Ale House, Mold, North Wales
Olaf’s Tun Craft Ale Bar, Woolston, Southampton
Tamworth Tap, Tamworth
Fifteens at St. Anne's, Lytham St. Annes
Heaven & Ale, Barnsley, South Yorks

For what it's worth, I've been to seven out of the 16.

The Horse & Jockey was Alan Winfield's local, and his brother told me that after his death (more than four years ago now) a wake was held for him there.

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.

[AlanH]

Apologies if attention has already been drawn elsewhere on this forum to the release of the final 16 pubs in Camra's Pub of the Year.

The Bell, Waltham St. Lawrence, Berkshire
The Kings Head, Norwich
The Horse & Jockey, Stapleford, Nottingham
The Hop Inn, Hornchurch, East London
Real Crafty, Wigan
Larkins Alehouse Cranbrook, Kent
Magazine Hotel, New Brighton, Wirral
Station House, Durham
Commercial Inn, Dunfermline
Pelican Inn, Gloucester
Hornet Alehouse, Chichester
Mold Ale House, Mold, North Wales
Olaf’s Tun Craft Ale Bar, Woolston, Southampton
Tamworth Tap, Tamworth
Fifteens at St. Anne's, Lytham St. Annes
Heaven & Ale, Barnsley, South Yorks

For what it's worth, I've been to seven out of the 16.

The Horse & Jockey was Alan Winfield's local, and his brother told me that after his death (more than four years ago now) a wake was held for him there.

Just two for me:-
"Tamworth Tap" (At an "away" match) and the only Welsh contender "Mold Ale House"

[Tris39]

Apologies if attention has already been drawn elsewhere on this forum to the release of the final 16 pubs in Camra's Pub of the Year.

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[Brainypool]

Just two for me - Real Crafty and Magazine Hotel. The Pelican hadn’t reopened post-Covid when I was in Gloucester, and I didn’t bother with the Station House when I was in Durham.