Pub Of The Month - June 2023

[ROBCamra]

[Tris39]

Eight above average new-visit pubs this month:

The Britannia
The Crown & Cushion
The George
The Miller
The Victoria
The Windmill
The Woolpack

With just 3 hours and 24 minutes to go until last orders for June, here's my Pub of the Month.

[Mobyduck]

Strangely, or maybe not so, pub of the month is the same as Tris's, however I did enjoy the beer choice hence the slight difference in pub rating.

[Bucking Fastard]

Royal Exchange

Three visits during June,all terrific.Great beer,great pub.

[sheffield hatter]

here's my Pub of the Month.

pub of the month is the same as Tris's

I gave the same pub a fairly rare 9 when I was in Deptford in March. It's good to see some agreement amongst us for a change.

[Spinko]

Just a trip to Lytham last month, which as usual saw The Craft House serve up some good beers.

A local first visit to Seaton Carew however provided Nine Anchors, and some good beer from Durham brewery.

[Komakino]

An additional 7 newbies in June; the majority in a relaxing long weekend on the south coast at the very start of the month; the best of the secret seven being Selsey's Hopp Inn micro, which Untappd still has listed as 'The Crab Pot'.

[aleandhearty]

Finally managed to visit the The Upper George, Halifax, after much resistance from my fellow drinkers on previous attempts. Loved its cosy traditional feel and the beer was good enough to provide my BOTW.

[Komakino]

With just 3 hours and 24 minutes to go until last orders for June, here's my Pub of the Month.

Strangely, or maybe not so, pub of the month is the same as Tris's, however I did enjoy the beer choice hence the slight difference in pub rating.

I gave the same pub a fairly rare 9 when I was in Deptford in March. It's good to see some agreement amongst us for a change.

Belatedly catching-up on the latest London Drinker online, and it looks like it made the four-pub shortlist for South East London PotY, losing out to the redoubtable, well-reviewed Royal Oak; the other two runners-up being Nunhead's Ivy House and Plumstead's un-photographed and un-reviewed Plum Tree. We should get our erstwhile London correspondent on the latter ASAP

[Tris39]

Belatedly catching-up on the latest London Drinker online, and it looks like it made the four-pub shortlist for South East London PotY, losing out to the redoubtable, well-reviewed Royal Oak; the other two runners-up being Nunhead's Ivy House and Plumstead's un-photographed and un-reviewed Plum Tree. We should get our erstwhile London correspondent on the latter ASAP

The Ivy House is on my list but south London has such appalling transport links; the Plum Tree isn't a purpose built pub so is of little interest to me.