When to go on the piss? (1 Viewer)
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vow
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.................moving on from last message, normally go to CtKing club, use SkyBlueExpress to get to Ricoh, beer there at Purity bar, if we win its no brainer really, straight on the pop, the night is ours.
Bad hangover for Sunday, won't start till later, say 4-5pm Holyhead, the ladies capital of rose wine (its on offer), then onto City Arms, love thier Ales, perhaps even go to The Royal Oak.
Opinions would be most welcome, good, bad, pisstake or a nother.
Bad hangover for Sunday, won't start till later, say 4-5pm Holyhead, the ladies capital of rose wine (its on offer), then onto City Arms, love thier Ales, perhaps even go to The Royal Oak.
Opinions would be most welcome, good, bad, pisstake or a nother.
vow
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Not too sure about poncy Cider nickGet on both if you canwarm day, nice cider!
i'm an ale man, so like the City Arms, Town wall tavern, Old windmill, etc.
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The Establishment right next to the Cathedral isn't too bad, there's about 4/5 other pubs/bars (Drapers, Golden Cross, Bailey Lane, Flying Standard, Earl of Mercia, Castle off the top of my head) within easy walking distance too so probably not a bad place to head to if you're going into town.
I went to the Campbell (The Phoenix?) last weekend for the McGregor fight and that had a decent selection of ales, probably best to avoid unless you want to be surrounded by sweaty student mind.
I went to the Campbell (The Phoenix?) last weekend for the McGregor fight and that had a decent selection of ales, probably best to avoid unless you want to be surrounded by sweaty student mind.
Liquid Gold
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Don't wait till 4-5 on sunday. your best bet is to go out and have a pint with breakfast and carry on from there, negates any hangovers.
scubasteve
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twisted barrel brewery are doing a beer festival all weekend at Fargo......
Sky_Blue_Daz
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Sunday drinking with no work the next dayDilemma this bank holiday, whether to go out on Satdee before and after the match or Sunday all dayer? (due to the bank hols) Just me and the missus thus far. (and yes i enjoy her company
Should we do both? wholehearted question.
I should add, our beer funds are ok atm
Sky_Blue_Daz
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Start at the gatehouse, onto the artisan, town wall tavern,
Then you could either head towards spon street or towards cathedral lanes
Actually can I come
Then you could either head towards spon street or towards cathedral lanes
Actually can I come
vow
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Anytime Daz!Start at the gatehouse, onto the artisan, town wall tavern,
Then you could either head towards spon street or towards cathedral lanes
Actually can I come
We actually did this run after going to the Holyhead. Thanks for the suggestions all
Great_Expectations
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If you like ale, you should head to Birmingham as you can do a fantastic ale trail. We start near New Street, head out to the Jewellery Quarter then back into the centre.
Some of my favourites:
The Church
Lord Clifton
Purity Bar
The Wellington (the mrs will hate that one...)
Old Contempables
The Victoria
Brewdog
Brachus
The Rectory
Post Office Vaults
The Botanist
Queen Victoria
In terms of Cov:
Drapers
Twisted Barrel (Fargo)
Inspire
Campbell
Castle (shithole but Jaipur on tap)
Establishment (preferably day time)
Bailey Lane
Ivy House (bottles only)
Some of my favourites:
The Church
Lord Clifton
Purity Bar
The Wellington (the mrs will hate that one...)
Old Contempables
The Victoria
Brewdog
Brachus
The Rectory
Post Office Vaults
The Botanist
Queen Victoria
In terms of Cov:
Drapers
Twisted Barrel (Fargo)
Inspire
Campbell
Castle (shithole but Jaipur on tap)
Establishment (preferably day time)
Bailey Lane
Ivy House (bottles only)
Pipehitterz
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Ivy house has Brooklyn lager on tap. Amazing lager. Dunno wise else they draught it in Cov
Sky_Blue_Daz
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My wife and I planned a bank holiday Sunday out
My daughter Had gone away with her grandparents so all was planned
Then the wifes 86 year old uncle in Ireland died on Thursday so she went to away Friday and only come back yesterday so I had to look after the dog and drink in the house
We were gonna do the gatehouse and artisan to start off with
My daughter Had gone away with her grandparents so all was planned
Then the wifes 86 year old uncle in Ireland died on Thursday so she went to away Friday and only come back yesterday so I had to look after the dog and drink in the house
We were gonna do the gatehouse and artisan to start off with
Great_Expectations
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I'm not a larger fan, so I generally go for the craft ale bottles in the fridge i.e. Brewdog. To be fair for a larger Brooklyn is quite enjoyable.
There's another larger on tap in there that comes with fantastic pint glasses if your partner has a big enough bag.....
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fernandopartridge
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I like a pint of that, not been in there since they did it out. The beer selection used to be pretty dreadful in there. It seems it's improved greatly as has the former Varsity. Also post Ken Brown, Browns sells a good range.
Pipehitterz
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love the ivy house
it has an interesting pub menu too, although im yet to try it
Otis
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It was certainly busy there on bank holiday Monday.
Sky_Blue_Daz
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Where's the ivy house please lads ?
vow
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vow
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Some great suggestions for a crawl there GE.
Was thinking about Brum, but didn't really know where to go, so thanks for that.
vow
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Into the bar!