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Beer Available At Hulmeville Inn (arranged by most recent)
AleSmith Anvil ESB 95, AleSmith Nautical Nut Brown Ale 97, Weyerbacher Hops Infusion 91, Stone Double Bastard Ale 100, Flying Dog Gonzo Imperial Porter 99, Blue Point No Apologies Imperial IPA 91, Weyerbacher Victor India Red Ale , Manayunk Rye of the Tiger , Firestone Walker Velvet Merkin (100% Barrel Aged Velvet Merlin) 99, Central Waters Peruvian Morning Imperial Stout 99, Lost Coast Indica India Pale Ale 98, Old Forge Bourbon Barrel Quad , Central Waters Brewhouse Coffee Stout 98, Half Acre Over Ale 81, Arcadia Bourbon Barrel Shipwreck Porter (2011) 99, Clown Shoes Chocolate Sombrero 98, Moylans Moylander Double IPA 99, Sixpoint Resin 97, Caldera Kettle Series Hopportunity Knocks 87, Mikkeller Green Gold 99
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beerlover317 (2), Pennsylvania does not count - explanation | | January 11, 2012 Foobooz top 50 bars in Philly, Best of Philly Beer Scene, rare beers & cheap prices. Food is standard pub food, but well done. They don’t have waitress service like the last reviewer states, but it’s a bar not a restaurant. The events are a can’t miss. | | MadIndian (31), Levittown, Pennsylvania | | December 29, 2011 First off, the outside leads you to believe that this place is a bit nicer than average on the inside. It’s not!
I don’t know if the norm is not having waitress’, but when we were there, you had to go to the bar for everything.
A really good beer selection, not just on bottle, but also on tap. The food was ehh. Overall, for the beer, it was good.
It’s no Capones or Issac Newtons. | shueyy (3), Pennsylvania does not count - explanation | | April 24, 2011 This ranks up there with one of the best bars i’ve ever been to. The selection of beers 217 drafts so far this year and 525 drafts last year give you and idea of the beers that go throughout this place. The bottle section is always changing with the seasons and you can find some rare bottles here. The website is always up to date for the latest beers on draft and bottles. The pricing for the bottles and draft can’t be beat in the Philly area. The food is typical bar food never had a bad meal but nothing fancy either. The only draw back to the place is that it’s a smoking establishment some nights are worst then other but they try their best to have the fans on. Overall if you are in the Philly area 20 min. north of the city it’s well worth the trip if you are in to good beer and friendly conversation. | | MikeMoriendi (50), Boynton Beach, | | June 18, 2010 I’ve been here twice when I have been on trips to PA and both times have been great. I love the vibe of the place. Just a typical tavern feel to it. The selection is off the chain both on tap and in bottles and they are priced really well. The service is knowledgeable and quick. I had food the first time there and it is your typical bar food. I see no wrong in it. This is definitely one of the best bars in the Philly area and probably the best in the suburbs. | | Scouser (13), Pennsylvania | | April 23, 2010 Good selection of beer, quality pub grub, and good service, need i say more? It’s a local yocal bumped up and twisted a bit. Beer and food prices are good, I like this place. | | italianjohn (127), Penndel, Pennsylvania | | April 5, 2010 [ Updated May 28, 2011 ] (UPDATE: Beer Garden is open out back, different menu (all on the grill) and over 50 CANNED BEERS! Mixed drinks also available check out website for hours)
If you are in Bucks County this is the place to stop and have a beer!
The website is always updated on whats on tap and in bottles and you can get emailed updates on what was just tapped and what it replaced.
Inside the bar they keep updated boards on what is on tap and bottles as well.
The food is mostly pub grub, but its all quality and good stuff.
Most nights the owner Jeff is around and he is very down to earth and knows his beers. The bartenders are knowledgable about beer and serve in proper glassware.
Firkin nights and other beer events, pool tables and plenty of TV’s to keep you occupied.
The Aleiens (http://www.aleiens.com/) homebrew club meets every last Tuesday of the month upstairs.
They do allow smoking and no children.
All in all it is a clean, well run old Inn that has a good crowd, an owner that cares and a great selection of craft brews.
| | vtafro (24), Wayne, New Jersey | | September 24, 2009 [ Updated April 4, 2011 ] Jeff knows whats going on with the craft beer scene. Great beer selection, taps change frequently and updates are available via email or twitter when they put something new on draft. Bottle selection is great and expensive bottles can usually not be found otherwise or for less. Staff is knowledgeable, and happy hour and Mondays pricing specials can’t be beat. Smoking allowed inside so no one under 21 is allowed. | Hogman13 (7), Pennsylvania does not count - explanation | | August 1, 2009 This is my favorite place to get some great beers. Firkins monthly, cask engine, several rare beers in bottle and draft. met the owner, he has the most reasonable draft prices around being a beer geek himself. Had a free taste of utopia when it was released from this guy and he makes sure ALL of his bartenders know the beers and the glassware which they go in. Very solid craft beer bar. There is alot of the young macro crowd and it can get loud. | suchen (1), , Pennsylvania does not count - explanation | | March 15, 2009 [ Updated March 27, 2009 ] Awesome owner named Jeff who really takes care of his patrons. Helped drain a firkin of Weyerbacher Old Heathen on 3/14/09. Their selection isn’t huge, but quality greatly greatly makes up for quantity. They’ve got some great brews on tap including Founders Breakfast Stout and Weyerbacher Heresy. Had a great experience trying a ton of different brews (seriously check out their sampler) and talking beer with Jeff, Bob from Weyerbacher, and anyone else who stopped by our table to chat. Only complaint is the cloying cigarette smoke overpowering the nostrils. | MikeRa (2), Bensalem, Pennsylvania does not count - explanation | | June 26, 2008 The Hulmeville inn is a excellent bar. This location originally opened as a hotel back in the days of George Washington. Excellent place to enjoy microbrews and imports,. |
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