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Best pint of Harveys i ever had.....
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tinx
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As a lager drinker who can't stand real ale, I can honestly say that as long a sits cold, every Budweiser is my best beer I've had. Especially the 10 or 15 I had on friday night and the 5 I had before the game on saturday to top it up.
Utterly assholed.....
Utterly assholed.....
Publius Ovidius
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The Dorset Arms - Lewes
The Lewes Arms
The Lewes Arms
JJ McClure
Go Jags
beast said:
what like water?
Lord Bracknell
On fire
A difficult question, Chappers. Taking everything into account, probably the free pints that are dispensed annually at the brewery when they launch the new Old Ale. You need to know someone to get one. Or know someone who knows someone. But, hey! You met me on Saturday.
I had a very fine pint a couple of weeks ago at the Cricketers at Berwick. And the Lewes Arms can always be relied upon. And the Gardeners in Cliffe High Street. And the Ram at Firle. And the Trevor Arms. And the Dorset Arms. And the Swan at Southover. And the Elephant and Castle. I've not been in the Black Horse since the new landlord took over from Vic. And the Lamb at Ripe and the Halfway House on the A26, which is on the way to that pub next to Uckfield Station (although a detour via the Laughing Fish at Isfield might be worth considering). And the Nelson, of course, where as well as the bitter they sell draught Pale Ale (which is always welcome if you can find it). And the John Harvey Tavern, of course. And don't forget the brewery shop if you want some at home. And, if you're in London, doesn't the George in Borough High Street sell the stuff?
I'll probably think of a few more as the morning grinds on.
I had a very fine pint a couple of weeks ago at the Cricketers at Berwick. And the Lewes Arms can always be relied upon. And the Gardeners in Cliffe High Street. And the Ram at Firle. And the Trevor Arms. And the Dorset Arms. And the Swan at Southover. And the Elephant and Castle. I've not been in the Black Horse since the new landlord took over from Vic. And the Lamb at Ripe and the Halfway House on the A26, which is on the way to that pub next to Uckfield Station (although a detour via the Laughing Fish at Isfield might be worth considering). And the Nelson, of course, where as well as the bitter they sell draught Pale Ale (which is always welcome if you can find it). And the John Harvey Tavern, of course. And don't forget the brewery shop if you want some at home. And, if you're in London, doesn't the George in Borough High Street sell the stuff?
I'll probably think of a few more as the morning grinds on.
The Bugle is normally pretty good. Also they've just started selling it again at the Cleveland. Hurrah! Not a brilliant pint by any means but even a sub-standard pint of Harveys is better than 99% of all other beers available in the Brighton area.
God bless the Harveys Brewery!
God bless the Harveys Brewery!
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Its quite hatd to find if you don't know where it is, if you live near the Cleveland i'm quite surprised you've never been there though. Its on Argyle Road which is a turn off of London Road just before you reach the bottom of Preston Park if you are heading out of town.
The Engineer
The Engineer
REDLAND
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I find that Lager generally tastes better abroad in other European countries, the stella in Brussels is second to none..
Dick Knights Mumm
Take me Home Falmer Road
Black Horse at Rottingdean always serves a good pint, as does the Norfolk Arms in Steyning.
The Nelson is also excellent .......
The Nelson is also excellent .......
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
A pint can easily be improved by the company you keep in my opinion. Last week I had several delicious pints of Sussex while meeting some old work colleagues of mine. We were all made redundant and meet up on a monthly basis, which is just nice really. Really nice.
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Yep thats the one, although i've always known it as the Engineer. Nice boozer it is.
The Cleveland is a good little pub, my mate lives two doors down so we are in there a fair bit.
Nice sitting outside there yesterday, and those pork scratchings, mmmmmmm.
The Cleveland is a good little pub, my mate lives two doors down so we are in there a fair bit.
Nice sitting outside there yesterday, and those pork scratchings, mmmmmmm.