PubsandBeer

History: Home > Leyton Orient Supporters Club

Leyton Orient Supporters Club (Free House)

[Back to most recent] [Previous Visits]

Beer (sort)Average Score (sort)No. Samples (sort)
Moorhouse's - Lap PrancerExcellent1
Plain Ales - InnocenceExcellent1
Black Iris - BitterExcellent1
Two Roses - Heron PorterExcellent1
Bank Top - Gold DiggerExcellent1
Mighty Oak - Oscar Wilde MildExcellent1
Goddards - Winter WarmerExcellent1
Dent - Dent PorterExcellent1
Arkwright's - InspiredGood1
Yates' (Isle of Wight) (some beers brewed at Goddards) - Golden BitterGood1
Wessex - Smart's Smart ArseGood1
Abigale - RidgewayGood1
Mighty Oak - Fangs for the MemoriesGood1
Ripple Steam - Winter AleGood1
Milltown - Golden HopGood1
Treboom - Drum Beat BitterGood1
Ripple Steam - Original Best BitterGood1
Cullercoats - Lovely NellyGood1
Two Roses - Full NelsonAcceptable1
Everards (see entries against Joule's & Robinsons whilst its new brewery was being built) - Tiger Triple GoldAcceptable1
Wentworth - WPAAcceptable1
Dark Star - American Pale Ale (some has also been brewed by Fuller's)Not Tried0
East London (ELB) - Pale AleNot Tried0
Wentworth - Black ZakNot Tried0
York (now brewed by and at Black Sheep) - Yorkshire TerrierNot Tried0
Liverpool Organic - Josephine ButlerNot Tried0
Mighty Oak - Yellow SnowNot Tried0
Loddon - Gravesend Shrimpers BitterNot Tried0
Liverpool Craft - Icon PaleNot Tried0
Weltons - Old CockyNot Tried0
Loddon - HoppitNot Tried0
Botanist - Humulus LupulusNot Tried0
Rudgate - Jorvik BlondeNot Tried0
Slater's - BitterNot Tried0
By The Horns - Bobby on the WheatNot Tried0
Bank Top - Old SlapperNot Tried0
Salopian - Lemon DreamNot Tried0
Treboom - Kettle DrumNot Tried0
Skinner's (now brewed by Goodh) - Betty Stogs BitterNot Tried0
RCH - Double HeaderNot Tried0
Adnams - Old AleNot Tried0
Marble - Ginger MarbleNot Tried0
Fyne - Hurricane JackNot Tried0
Kelham Island (probably brewed by Thornbridge now) - Bête NoireNot Tried0
Mighty Oak - Flaked OutNot Tried0
Dent - AviatorNot Tried0
Goacher's - Fine Light AleNot Tried0
Wentworth - Needle's EyeNot Tried0
Goacher's - Crown Imperial StoutNot Tried0
Slater's - Top TottyNot Tried0
Moorhouse's - Pride of PendleNot Tried0
Dunham Massey - Chocolate Cherry MildNot Tried0
Cottage - Golden ArrowNot Tried0
Royal Tunbridge Wells - DipperNot Tried0
Thwaites - Wainwright (please now use the Banks's entry)Not Tried0
Mighty Oak - Jake the SnakeNot Tried0
Abigale - SamphireNot Tried0
Stonehenge - Great BustardNot Tried0
Brains - IPANot Tried0
Royal Tunbridge Wells - Golden TicketNot Tried0
Dark Star - Hophead was 3.8% (some has also been brewed by Fuller's)Not Tried0
Picture 1. Leyton Orient Supporters Club, Leyton, Greater London
Picture 2. Leyton Orient Supporters Club, Leyton, Greater London

Visits Details

01 Mar 2012 (Stephen Harris)
The first night of a two day beer festival. These spring festivals have become something of an institution, and there is a very good crowd present, gathered from far and wide. This is not quite a complete beer list, I failed to note them all.
BeerABVScoreNotes
Black Iris - Bitter4.30ExcellentTasty, hoppy, best bitter.
Abigale - Ridgeway3.80GoodPale, well-balanced beer with some blackcurrant fruitiness from the Bramling Cross hops. Dry finish.
Milltown - Golden Hop3.80GoodWell-balanced, golden, session bitter.
Ripple Steam - Original Best Bitter4.10GoodDecent, malty, best bitter.
Cullercoats - Lovely Nelly3.90GoodVery lively barrel. Amber-coloured, well-balanced bitter.
Arkwright's - Inspired4.10Good
Ripple Steam - Winter Ale5.00GoodAmber in colour, this beer is spiced (cinnamon and cloves?), but not excessively so. Warming – maybe ginger too?
Treboom - Drum Beat Bitter3.80GoodTraditional, copper-coloured bitter.
Salopian - Lemon Dream4.50Not Tried
RCH - Double Header5.30Not Tried
Marble - Ginger Marble4.50Not Tried
Kelham Island (probably brewed by Thornbridge now) - Bête Noire5.50Not Tried
Dent - Aviator4.00Not Tried
Wentworth - Needle's Eye3.60Not Tried
Mighty Oak - Oscar Wilde Mild3.70Not Tried
Slater's - Top Totty4.00Not Tried
Dunham Massey - Chocolate Cherry Mild3.80Not TriedSelling very well and voted beer of the festival; somehow I didn’t quite get around to it.
Fyne - Hurricane Jack4.40Not Tried
Royal Tunbridge Wells - Dipper3.70Not Tried
Abigale - Samphire4.10Not Tried
Royal Tunbridge Wells - Golden Ticket5.00Not Tried
East London (ELB) - Pale Ale4.00Not Tried
Liverpool Organic - Josephine Butler4.50Not Tried
Liverpool Craft - Icon Pale4.00Not Tried
Botanist - Humulus Lupulus3.80Not Tried
By The Horns - Bobby on the Wheat4.70Not Tried
Treboom - Kettle Drum4.30Not Tried
18 Feb 2012 (Stephen Harris)
Very busy after the match and casks were being rapidly emptied. But this was not the infamous Binge Drinking, more like Whinge Drinking after yet another inglorious home defeat for the O’s.
BeerABVScoreNotes
Mighty Oak - Oscar Wilde Mild3.70ExcellentSweet, malty mild with a hint of roast.
Dent - Dent Porter3.80ExcellentDark, smooth, rich and full-bodied.
Yates' (Isle of Wight) (some beers brewed at Goddards) - Golden Bitter4.00GoodA gold-coloured, fruity bitter.
Everards (see entries against Joule's & Robinsons whilst its new brewery was being built) - Tiger Triple Gold5.00AcceptableSweetish bitter with a hint of hops. Nothing special.
Dark Star - American Pale Ale (some has also been brewed by Fuller's)4.70Not Tried
York (now brewed by and at Black Sheep) - Yorkshire Terrier4.20Not Tried
Loddon - Gravesend Shrimpers Bitter4.10Not Tried
Goddards - Winter Warmer5.20Not Tried
Loddon - Hoppit3.50Not Tried
Cottage - Golden Arrow4.50Not Tried
Slater's - Bitter3.60Not Tried
Mighty Oak - Jake the Snake4.00Not TriedBrewed by Mighty Oak
28 Jan 2012 (Stephen Harris)
Packed and boisterous with anticipation before the game – long faces all round in my brief post-match visit.
BeerABVScoreNotes
Plain Ales - Innocence4.00ExcellentGolden and quite hoppy, but mostly fruity.
Mighty Oak - Fangs for the Memories3.60GoodA traditional, copper-coloured bitter with a traditional copper-coloured taste.
Goacher's - Fine Light Ale3.70Not Tried
Goacher's - Crown Imperial Stout4.50Not Tried
Moorhouse's - Pride of Pendle4.10Not Tried
Mighty Oak - Oscar Wilde Mild3.70Not Tried
Cottage - Golden Arrow4.50Not Tried
Weltons - Old Cocky4.30Not Tried
Thwaites - Wainwright (please now use the Banks's entry)4.10Not Tried
Mighty Oak - Jake the Snake4.00Not TriedBrewed by Mighty Oak.
Brains - IPA3.40Not Tried
14 Jan 2012 (Stephen Harris)
Busy pre-match session. I had no time for a post-match visit, so this is just a partial beer list.
BeerABVScoreNotes
Bank Top - Gold Digger4.00ExcellentA pleasant, well-balanced, golden bitter.
Goddards - Winter Warmer5.20ExcellentDark, rich and satisfying.
Two Roses - Full Nelson3.80AcceptableA straw-coloured and harshly bitter beer. A little unbalanced to my taste.
Bank Top - Old Slapper4.20Not Tried
Skinner's (now brewed by Goodh) - Betty Stogs Bitter4.00Not Tried
Adnams - Old Ale4.10Not Tried
Mighty Oak - Oscar Wilde Mild3.70Not Tried
Fyne - Hurricane Jack4.40Not Tried
Mighty Oak - Flaked Out3.70Not Tried
31 Dec 2011 (Stephen Harris)
Not quite the huge crowds of norm, given the evening kick-off and conflicting calls on supporters' time.
BeerABVScoreNotes
Moorhouse's - Lap Prancer4.20Excellent
Two Roses - Heron Porter4.20ExcellentVery good, black porter.
Wessex - Smart's Smart Arse4.50Good
Wentworth - WPA4.00AcceptableUsually a great beer, but something was amiss here - a bit 'green' I think.
Stonehenge - Great Bustard4.80Not Tried
Dark Star - Hophead was 3.8% (some has also been brewed by Fuller's)3.40Not Tried
Wentworth - Black Zak4.60Not Tried
Mighty Oak - Oscar Wilde Mild3.70Not TriedChampion beer, and a permanent fixture on the bar here.
Mighty Oak - Yellow Snow3.80Not Tried
Weltons - Old Cocky4.30Not Tried
Rudgate - Jorvik Blonde3.80Not Tried

[Back to most recent] [Previous Visits]

About the Leyton Orient Supporters Club

The pub sign. Leyton Orient Supporters Club, Leyton, Greater London

Summary of Beer Scores

 Total
Exceptional10
Excellent252
Good182
Acceptable50
Poor-

Website.

The pub is found in Leyton, Greater London, E10 5NF.

Award-winning football supporters' bar which opens on first team matchdays and for special events only. Expect enthusiastic, thirsty crowds and as many as 15+ firkins of ale sold in a session. Whilst it is a private members' club, CAMRA members are also admitted and guests can be signed in. 8 handpumps on the bar counter inevitably supplemented by a cask or two on the counter top on gravity dispense.

We have visited this pub 135 times, seen 683 different beers and tried 404 of them.

Map location

Postcode: E10 5NF