Available At This Location (arranged by most recent)
Redcar Summer Ale 27, Humpty Dumpty Little Sharpie 31, Phoenix Arizona 49
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Phoenix Thirsty Moon 59, Rugby Summer Break 33, Exe Valley Dobs Best Bitter 31, Redcar Best Bitter 31, Springhead Olivers Army 43, Thwaites Good Elf (Cask) 50, Mordue All Hallows 50, Itchen Valley Father Christmas 21, Brysons Westmorland 21, St Georges Legion Ale 21, St Georges Hung Drawn & Quartered 21, Saltaire Blonde 60, Salopian Golden Thread 53, Salopian Oracle 78, Phoenix Spotland Gold 73, Mauldons Octoberfest 73, Mauldons Silver Adder 61, Loddon Rin Tin Tin 29, Leeds Midnight Bell 82, Hornbeam Hop Hornbeam Bitter 82, Hook Norton Hooky Dark (Cask) 27, Hidden Pint 49, Harviestoun Mister Snoballs 82, Harviestoun Number Of The Beast 73, Exe Valley Devon Dawn 73, Elland Best Bitter 36, Dorset Best 36, Dark Star Best Bitter 74, Castle Rock Alder 74, Bridge of Allan Glencoe Wild Oat Stout (Cask) 69, Bridge of Allan Silver Mist 69, Beartown Bearly Literate 29, Beartown Ursa Minor 29
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| ChristianScheffel (62), Odense, Denmark | | September 10, 2009
Lots of beer to pick from, and changing quite quickly. The very bare decor gives a very "efficient" drinking impression | | Rune (87), Tromsø, Norway | | August 14, 2009
Ale-related freehouse located on a backstreet corner, just off High Holborn. Eight handpumps, the only regular being Youngs Bitter. All the others seven real ales were new to me, two from Nethergate and two from the Manchester brewery Phoenix, among them. Service minded and friendly barmaid. The place itself is filled with charm and classic English pub atmosphere. A gem for real ale drinkers and ratebeerians as well. Closed at weekends (visited, 03.08.2009). | | berkshirejohn (79), Bracknell, England | | October 27, 2008
A nice Victorian gin-palace style boozer in a quiet backstreet. Interesting selection. | | TimE (130), Tokyo, Japan | | October 22, 2008
I found the quality of beers a bit hit or miss, but did enjoy the quantity. Frustrated that food ends at 9pm though. Worth a stop for a few ticks, but not going to blow you away. | | downender (116), Bristol, England | | October 19, 2008
The previous review describes this pub very accurately. The eight pumps, aside from the Red Car, change constantly and draw upon beers from all over the British isles. A great addition to the local beer scene, along with the nearby Edgar Wallace. | | chriso (161), London, England | | August 11, 2008
Small street corner pub tucked away between Holborn and Fleet Street. Recently given a bit of a makeover by the Red Car Pub Company, which also owns the Wheatsheaf in Borough and the Bell in Cannon Street. Decor is in the bare board vein and drinking, apart from a few high tables and stools, is principally of the vertical variety. Clientele is mainly after work office and legal types. The main draw is the eight beers on handpump. The house beer, Redcar, made by Nethergate is a rebadge of Nethergate Three Nine. The remaining pumps carry a constantly changing range of microbrews, which makes this pretty much the premier ale venue in the city. A nice touch is that the chalkboard shows not only the current beers but the next ones coming on. Not sure about opening times, so I haven’t included them, but, knowing area I wouldn’t be surprised if it is closed at weekends. Didn’t notice whether they do food. |
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