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The Duke of York (Shepherd Neame)

Beer (sort)Average Score (sort)No. Samples (sort)
Shepherd Neame - The Faversham Steam Brewery - Whitstable Bay Pale AleGood1

Visits Details

21 Sep 2016 (Stephen Harris)
Pre-theatre drinks and the Whitstable Bay, the only real ale available, is good enough to stay for two. Pub somewhat smarter than it was last time I visited.
BeerABVScoreNotes
Shepherd Neame - The Faversham Steam Brewery - Whitstable Bay Pale Ale3.90GoodGood condition really enhances this beer. Golden, with subtle citrus hop flavours and quite bitter.

About The Duke of York

The pub sign. The Duke of York, Borough, Central London

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The pub is found in Borough, Central London, SE1 1DR.

A traditional, street corner pub, somewhat off the beaten track between Borough and Elephant & Castle. Historically a Truman’s pub it was closed and derelict when Dave Bruce acquired the premises in 1979, bringing it back to life as the Goose & Firkin and reviving the concept of home-brewing within pubs. Following the rise and fall of the Firkin chain this pub moved to Shepherd Neame and has been very much restored as well as reverting to its traditional name.

We have visited this pub once, seen 1 beer and tried it.

Map location

Postcode: SE1 1DR