History: Home
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Click here for a list of our past visits.
![]() | The Brown Jug, Broadstairs, Kent | No longer a pub |
![]() | The Quiet Woman, Earl Sterndale, Derbyshire | No longer a pub |
![]() | A Y's Man, Sheerness, Kent | No longer a pub |
![]() | The Hop & Rye, Wainscott, Kent | No longer a pub |
![]() | The Draper's Arms, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire | Re-opened |
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This site is dedicated to that unique combination of a pint of Real Ale in a pub. We travel the country looking for pubs that serve different Real Ales and we write what we find.
Real ale can vary in quality from pub to pub but it also varies over time. It's quite common for 2 pints from the same barrel to taste considerably different if poured a few days apart.
This is because Real Ale is alive and constantly developing in the barrel. Therefore we will rate the same beer over and over again to get a representative score.
We don't rate pubs directly but we will usually comment about what we thought of them in the text of our visits.
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