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Michael Croxford
Visits Details 12 Nov 2012 (oz11)
Lunchtime. Post-festival but a good range of festival ales available. Took a gamble on the beers that would still be on tomorrow.
Coach House - Gunpowder Strong Mild 3.80 Mordue - Lubelski 4.50 Cotleigh - Kookaburra Bitter 4.40 Oakleaf (now see Fallen Acorn entries) - Liberty Boat 5.00 Freeminer - Deep Shaft Stout 6.20 Not Tried Black Wolf (formerly Traditional Scottish Ales (TSA)) - Silver Mist 4.00 Not Tried St Peter's - Fruit Beer Grapefruit 4.70 Not Tried
09 Nov 2012 (oz11)
Lunchtime.
Box Steam - Ghost Train 4.80 Rooster's - Franklin 4.30 Hook Norton - Lion (aka Cotswold Lion) 4.00 Not Tried Liberation (formerly called Jersey) - Rouge 4.50 Not Tried JW Lees (see also Lees) - Moonraker 6.50 Not Tried
06 Nov 2012 (oz11)
Lunchtime.
White Horse - War Horse 4.90 Not as dark as the colour rating in the festival program suggested. Very nice all the same. Butcombe - Adam Henson's Rare Breed (superseded by 3.8% version - see separate entry) 4.20 Everards (see entries against Joule's & Robinsons whilst its new brewery was being built) - Terra Firma 4.50 Not Tried Vale - Hopocalypse Vale 4.30 Not Tried Wadworth - Cambridge Brewing Heather Ale 4.00 Not Tried Adnams - Avery 3 Point 5 Session Ale 3.50 Not Tried Theakston - Double Cross IPA 4.20 Not Tried
05 Nov 2012 (oz11)
Lunchtime.
Vale - Hopocalypse Vale 4.30 Theakston - Double Cross IPA 4.20 Exmoor (now brewed by Hogs Back) - Fox 4.20 Just slightly too sweet for a higher rating. Everards (see entries against Joule's & Robinsons whilst its new brewery was being built) - Terra Firma 4.50 Not Tried Butcombe - Adam Henson's Rare Breed (superseded by 3.8% version - see separate entry) 4.20 Not Tried Wadworth - Cambridge Brewing Heather Ale 4.00 Not Tried Adnams - Avery 3 Point 5 Session Ale 3.50 Not Tried
29 Oct 2012 (oz11)
Lunchtime.
Palm - Steenbrugge Blond 6.00 Banks's - Howling Wolf 3.80 Shepherd Neame - Å vyturys Baltijos Red Ale 5.50 Banks's - Mansfield Old Baily 4.80 Woodforde's - Norfolk Hawker 4.40 Not Tried
25 Oct 2012 (oz11)
Lunchtime, grabbing the beers I missed yesterday. Bateman's Combined Harvest coming soon.
Thwaites - Crafty Devil 4.30 Caledonian - Devil's Advocate 4.20 Batemans - Brouwerij 't IJ Ijbok 6.00 Caledonian - Tree Brewing Thirsty Beaver 5.00 Everards (see entries against Joule's & Robinsons whilst its new brewery was being built) - Birra Del Borgo Tutto Fa Brodo 4.20 Not Tried
24 Oct 2012 (oz11)
Lunchtime, seven festival ales available.
Wadworth - Blunderbuss 5.00 Titanic - Golden Porter 4.70 Everards (see entries against Joule's & Robinsons whilst its new brewery was being built) - Birra Del Borgo Tutto Fa Brodo 4.20 Marston's - Ishii Brewing Minagof Pale Ale 4.30 Thwaites - Crafty Devil 4.30 Not Tried Caledonian - Tree Brewing Thirsty Beaver 5.00 Not Tried Batemans - Brouwerij 't IJ Ijbok 6.00 Not Tried
18 Oct 2012 (oz11)
Lunchtime
Vale - Special 4.50 Conwy (Bragdy Conwy) - Rampart 4.50 Had a hint of sourness. Exe Valley - Mr. Sheppard's Crook 4.70 Not Tried Just called Shepherd's Crook here?
04 Oct 2012 (oz11)
Lunchtime
Dark Star - Hophead was 3.8% (some has also been brewed by Fuller's) 3.40 Westerham - Summer Perle 3.80 Orkney (Sinclair) - Raven Ale 3.80 Not Tried Stonehenge - Danish Dynamite 5.00 Not Tried Westerham - 1965 Special Bitter Ale 4.80 Not Tried
28 Sep 2012 (oz11)
Lunchtime
Cairngorm - Black Gold 4.40 Kent - Going for Gold 4.40 Fantastic, could have been 5*. Just a little bit on the chilled side, a bit warmer and would have been a 5* rating. Orkney (Sinclair) - Raven Ale 3.80 Not Tried Still on, now labelled as having "strong citrus bite". Fortunately my nemesis from yesterday was not to be seen. RCH - PG Steam 3.90 Not Tried Kent - Cobnut 4.10 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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