Theres a Man with a Mullet going Mad with a Mallet in Millets !
'And where he supped the past lived still. And where he sipped the glass brimmed full' John Barleycorn, Carol Ann Duffy.
Good to hear, I can imagine it takes a little bit of work to get your head round it. Hopefully it will turn out to be fairly easy to manage once you find your groove.
We were in the Bear & Billet just before Xmas, it's a regular haunt for us when in Chester.
The Hot Beef baguettes were excellent as usual and the beer is good as well.
With it only being about 100 yards from the Brewery Tap it's where we often finish off our evenings.
A pub is for life not just for Christmas
I've only visited once in a proper drinking (& racing) capacity and then was somewhat at the mercy of a tour leader who tends toward bottles of Bud, or some such dross, but who, because he lived there for a while and claimed to know the best pubs (he didn't), the rest of the party were happy to follow. Many of them are also happy with banal drinks.
Anyway, at some point I decided I could not waste my entire day and peeled off to look for some from my own list of targets. I failed to write reviews but, looking at others', I think a couple of key venues for good ale selection were Mill Hotel & Harkers Arms.
My immediate pl;ans are for getting Semi Final tickets!!!!! That "P*ssed up and going to Wemberley" thread may see a bit more action yet. Spurs flag please Conrad!!!
On 13 Feb we were in Chester and had no new ones in the Square Bottle - JDW, Had 3, 2 of them new in Old Harkers Arms, Had 2 both new in the Mill Hotel, Had 2 both new in the Bear and Billet, and 3 with 2 of them new in the Brewery Tap.
It was a good day.
Now the weather is getting better I am planning to tick off some good beer guide pubs in Rochester and then London (Victoria).
Also will be visiting my Mom & Dad near Whitby & hope to taste a beer or two.
Also plan to pop to a couple of central Birmingham pubs after work.