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The Samuel Peto (Wetherspoon)

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Beer (sort)Average Score (sort)No. Samples (sort)
Coach House - Banoffee BitterAcceptable1
Titanic - Silver SpoonPoor1
De Koninck - De KoninckNot Tried0
Shepherd Neame - Spitfire (or Spitfire Amber Ale)Not Tried0
Greene King - AbbotNot Tried0
Marston's - Burton BitterNot Tried0
Marston's - PedigreeNot Tried0
Hardys & Hansons (see now and use Greene King for new entries) - Cursed GalleonNot Tried0
Robinsons - Old TomNot Tried0
Picture 1. The Samuel Peto, Folkestone, Kent

Visits Details

13 May 2005 (Ian)
Fabulous redeveloped Wetherspoons in an old church. Booth type seating around the edges with excellent wrought iron staircases leading to the gallery. Tends to be for younger drinkers, but the decor is superb
BeerABVScoreNotes
Coach House - Banoffee Bitter4.20AcceptableMid brown bitter. Chocolate and caramel on nose, not too full in mouth but nice finish of chocolate malts, caramel and banana
Titanic - Silver Spoon4.00PoorCopper coloured. Thin flavour, thin in mouth, not much of anything really
De Koninck - De Koninck5.00Not Tried
Shepherd Neame - Spitfire (or Spitfire Amber Ale)4.20Not Tried
Greene King - Abbot5.00Not Tried
Marston's - Burton Bitter3.80Not Tried
Marston's - Pedigree4.50Not Tried
Hardys & Hansons (see now and use Greene King for new entries) - Cursed Galleon5.00Not Tried
Robinsons - Old Tom8.50Not Tried

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About The Samuel Peto

The pub sign. The Samuel Peto, Folkestone, Kent

Summary of Beer Scores

 Total
Exceptional4
Excellent32
Good41
Acceptable34
Poor11

Website.

The pub is found in Folkestone, Kent, CT20 1EY.

Located in Rendezvous Street in a converted Baptist church. Samuel Morton Peto founded a business as an independent railway consultant and was responsible for building railways local to Folkestone.

We have visited this pub 71 times, seen 186 different beers and tried 118 of them.

Map location

Postcode: CT20 1EY