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Lovely Pubs We're here to show you Britain's best and most interesting Boozers we encounter on our travels and trips. 🍻. We love The Dank!

🍺 A worthy winner of cider and perry pub of the year!!!!! We loved our trip to Cassidy’s and look forward to returning! ...
09/09/2026

🍺 A worthy winner of cider and perry pub of the year!!!!! We loved our trip to Cassidy’s and look forward to returning! Well done guys (we maintain the Alton is a fantastic pub crawl destination, so what are you waiting for?)

We're so excited to finally be able to share with you all, that we have been awarded Hampshire CAMRA Cider & Perry Pub of the Year 2026 🤗

We're gobsmacked to have been awarded this title, and so thankful to the Hampshire branch of CAMRA for this incredible recognition — and to all our amazing customers, cider makers, and supporters who make what we do so special.

The love, support and kindness is immeasurable, and we're constantly grateful for each and every one of you!

Here’s to another year full of delicious cider!

08/09/2026

We recently attended the Altonian Beer Bash hosted by Ten Tun Brewery in Alton. We tried heaps of different drops. In this video we're showing you our thoughts on Sours. Sours is pretty uncharted territory for a cider drinker and an ale drinker, but here we go.

A sour beer is a beer deliberately brewed to have a tart, acidic or tangy flavour, rather than the bitterness you’d normally associate with beer. The sourness usually comes from wild yeasts or bacteria, and many are brewed with fruit to make them taste sharp, refreshing and sometimes almost cider-like.

06/09/2026

We went to the Green Parrot in Perranporth, but there was something strange about it that we couldn't quite put our finger on.

Josh might be on liver rest but definitely not wallet rest. £7.50 for a can of 0% cider in London today 🤯
05/09/2026

Josh might be on liver rest but definitely not wallet rest. £7.50 for a can of 0% cider in London today 🤯

05/09/2026

A pub influencer on liver rest?!

04/09/2026

Hidden down a country lane overlooking farmland, the Fox in North Waltham occupies three 16th-century cottages, according to the pub. It's got old wood beams, among other fantastic original features. Since so many pubs like these place too much emphasis on being restaurants, we appreciate that it has a separate public bar so the boozehounds aren't just an afterthought. We especially enjoyed the spacious garden that features a play area, allowing children to enjoy the monkey bars. 

People seem to be coping well with this rebrand... Some of the highlights we've seen ⬇️ "Looks too much like the Madri m...
04/09/2026

People seem to be coping well with this rebrand... Some of the highlights we've seen ⬇️

"Looks too much like the Madri man."
"The new Landlord looks like a stereotypical hipster."
"The new Landlord character seems to be targeting younger drinkers."
"Makes a heritage product look less traditional"
"Landlord didn’t need fixing."
"it's alienating loyal drinkers."
"Throws away decades of heritage and familiarity"

02/09/2026

The Parish is a proper Irish pub in the shadow of Wembley Stadium. It opened in a former shop unit by 1998 and is now independent. There’s no cask ale here. It’s Guinness and Murphy’s territory, with live music Thursday to Sunday and regular Irish trad sessions. It’s also a cracking place to head after a gig at Wembley Stadium, when the pubs around Wembley really come alive.

02/09/2026

Our pub is more than just a place for a drink. It's where friends reconnect, families celebrate, and neighbours come together.

We're proud to be at the heart of our community but rising taxes are putting pubs like ours under increasing pressure. That's why we're supporting Long Live the Local, a campaign calling for tax reforms to help protect pubs and the communities they serve.

It only takes 2 minutes to make a difference:

Sign the campaign: https://nuvi.me/pm2h1b

Email your local MP: https://nuvi.me/xjfwl2

Every signature helps support local pubs.

Thank you.

01/09/2026

The Corner House is one of Wembley’s many Irish pubs, just minutes from the stadium. It was previously Mannions before becoming the Corner House in 2014. It's not a polished corporate sports bar but it does have Darts and sport on the tele. No cask ale if that matters to you. On a Wembley matchday, this is exactly the sort of place you need.

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113-117 Rampart Road
Salisbury
SP1 1JA

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