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Michael Croxford
Visits Details 14 Mar 2013 (oz11)
Lunchtime
Inveralmond - Ossian's Ale 4.10 Saltaire - Cascade Pale Ale 4.80 Hepworth - Prospect Organic 4.50 Not Tried Adnams - Lighthouse 3.40 Not Tried Ilkley - Lotus IPA (was 5.6%) 5.50 Not Tried Hogs Back - England's Glory 4.60 Not Tried King Beer (formerly W.J. King) - Five Generations 4.40 Not Tried
06 Mar 2013 (oz11)
Lunchtime
Dorset Brewing Company - Yachtsman 4.70 Wold Top - Headland Red 4.30 Marston's - Wychwood Hobgoblin IPA (was Ruby Beer, was Hobgoblin) 4.50 Not Tried King Beer (formerly W.J. King) - Old Ale 4.50 Not Tried King Beer (formerly W.J. King) - Scrummy Bitter 5.00 Not Tried Vale - Grumpling Old Premium Ale 4.60 Not Tried Adnams - Gunhill 4.00 Not Tried
18 Feb 2013 (oz11)
Lunchtime.
Westerham - Single Hop Progress 4.00 Very enjoyable, could be worth brewing this up in the Oz garage brewery. Hogs Back - Snout Winter Stout 3.80 Not bad, but I'm not sure 3.8% really cuts it as a "winter stout". Double that and it might get my attention. Sharp's - Doom Bar 4.00 Not Tried Adnams - Ghost Ship (was 4.5% then 4.1% for a while and 4.5% again now) 4.50 Not Tried Celt Experience (now brands are owned by Evans Evans) - Silures 4.60 Not Tried
05 Feb 2013 (oz11)
Lunchtime. Elland Eden and Welton Golden Chilli (5.0%) available soon.
Green Jack - Trawlerboys Best Bitter 4.60 Haziness prevented a higher score. Ilkley - Lotus IPA (was 5.6%) 5.50 Also hazy. Adnams - Gunhill 4.00 Not Tried Dorset Brewing Company - Yachtsman 4.70 Not Tried Dark Star - The Art of Darkness 3.50 Not Tried
30 Jan 2013 (oz11)
Lunchtime, Kent Pale and Adnams Explorer available soon.
Mordue - Workie Ticket 4.50 Dark Star - The Art of Darkness 3.50 Interesting "clash" between the excessive hops and the dark malts. Shepherd Neame - Spitfire (or Spitfire Amber Ale) 4.20 Not Tried Kent - Porter 5.50 Not Tried Dark Star - Revelation 5.70 Not Tried
23 Jan 2013 (oz11)
Lunchtime. Westerham Freedom Ale available soon.
Dark Star - Hophead was 3.8% (some has also been brewed by Fuller's) 3.40 Caledonian - Auld Lang Syne 4.50 ...but not really to my taste. Hambleton - Nightmare Porter 5.00 Not Tried Newby Wyke - HMS Warrior 5.00 Not Tried Adnams - Ghost Ship (was 4.5% then 4.1% for a while and 4.5% again now) 4.50 Not Tried
14 Jan 2013 (oz11)
Lunchtime, two beers from the London Ale festival available.
Portobello - Star 4.30 Very nice. Clarence & Fredericks - Smoked Red 5.10 Very peaty, couldn't drink too many. Marston's - Wychwood Hobgoblin IPA (was Ruby Beer, was Hobgoblin) 4.50 Not Tried Hanlons (formerly O'Hanlon's) - Original Port Stout 4.80 Not Tried Rooster's - Wild Mule 3.90 Not Tried Butcombe - Old Vic Bristol Porter 4.70 Not Tried Adnams - Sole Star 2.70 Not Tried
08 Jan 2013 (oz11)
Lunchtime, Adnams Gunhill taken the place of Broadside on two of the pumps.
Dark Star - Revelation 5.70 Adnams - Gunhill 4.00 Shepherd Neame - Spitfire (or Spitfire Amber Ale) 4.20 Not Tried Hook Norton - Old Hooky 4.60 Not Tried Marston's - Wychwood Hobgoblin IPA (was Ruby Beer, was Hobgoblin) 4.50 Not Tried Greene King - Abbot Reserve 6.50 Not Tried
20 Nov 2012 (oz11)
Lunchtime. Brains SA coming soon.
Hogs Back - HBB 3.70 King Beer (formerly W.J. King) - Old Smokey 5.10 Marston's - Wychwood Hobgoblin IPA (was Ruby Beer, was Hobgoblin) 4.50 Not Tried Hogs Back - Tongham TEA (previously T.E.A.) 4.20 Not Tried King Beer (formerly W.J. King) - Old Ale 4.50 Not Tried
13 Nov 2012 (oz11)
Lunchtime.
Okell's - Steam Beer 5.00 Black Wolf (formerly Traditional Scottish Ales (TSA)) - Silver Mist 4.00 Darker than the description in the festival program, and didn't really match the tasting notes. Coach House - Gunpowder Strong Mild 3.80 Not Tried Mordue - Lubelski 4.50 Not Tried Oakleaf (now see Fallen Acorn entries) - Liberty Boat 5.00 Not Tried
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The pub is found in Petts Wood , Greater London , BR5 1DG .
This Wetherspoon pub is located in Petts Wood's Queensway. Petts Wood is named after the Pett family. For more than 200 years they were the country's leading shipbuilders. In 1634, Phineas Pett designed Sovereign of the Seas for Charles I. The finest ship of her age, she sailed the seas until catching fire in 1697. Large inside and the bar sports 12 handpumps in 2 banks, each of 6.
We have visited this pub 169 times, seen 526 different beers and tried 354 of them.
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Postcode: BR5 1DG
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