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The Craft Beer Company, London, Hatton Wall. Lovely exterior, and a grade 2 listed heritage pub with several cask ales. Pizza's can be delivered via a shop a few yards away. On arrival your eyes are drawn to the furnishings & decor such that you barely notice the pub name above.
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Trappistenbrouwerij de Kievit – Zundert 10 Quadrupel [2025 – 1 Jahr alt] (****) 10,0%
#beeronthecarpet
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Once a culture is gone, it doesn't come back.
The pubs, the dialect, the village traditions, the slower pace of life, none of it exists by accident and none of it is guaranteed to still be here in another generation.
It survives because people choose to keep it alive.
Worth remembering, before it's too late 🥰 – at York, England
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The legendary Bristol Cars showroom was located at 368-370 Kensington High Street, (intersection with Holland Road) serving as the exclusive, highly enigmatic sales hub for one of Britain’s most eccentric luxury automakers for over seven decades.
Following years of financial decline, the original company went into final liquidation in 2020, and the historic retail site has since been taken over by Indian Motorcycles.
The company was spearheaded by ex-racing driver Tony Crook, who personally vetted clientele. He was famous for refusing service to people he felt didn't match the "discreet" ethos of the brand, famously turning away rock star Brian May due to his long hair.
The cars themselves paired hand-built British craftsmanship with massive American V8 engines. The storefront served a highly private, wealthy elite who valued high-speed touring and complete social anonymity over flashier alternatives like Aston Martin or Bentley.
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Before the nanny state, we had the quaint sights of a Lancashire pub that also served as a "motoring museum", 1960s. 🏎⏳️🍽
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The Monro, Duke Street, Liverpool. Built in 1746, this pub was formerly a Georgian merchant's house and is Grade II listed. #Liverpool #Pubs #PubSigns
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The Merton Inn, Merton Road, Bootle, Liverpool. Now up for sale for anyone with £950,000 to spare. #Liverpool #LostPubs #PubSigns #Pubs
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The Bear & Ragged Staff, #Bransford🍻
Revitalised country pub and restaurant nestled in the beautiful #Worcestershire countryside. Offering a selection of local ales, wines and spirits, a menu of British pub classics and a warm, inviting space for socialising.
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In April 2015, developers illegally demolished London’s historic Carlton Tavern, a 1920s pub that was just days away from receiving protected heritage status. The owners reportedly intended to replace the building with luxury apartments, believing the consequences would amount to little more than a financial penalty.
However, the demolition sparked widespread public outrage, prompting Westminster City Council to take legal action. Rather than allowing the developers to move forward, authorities ordered them to reconstruct the entire pub at their own expense, carefully preserving its original design and incorporating materials recovered from the rubble.
Following a restoration reportedly costing between £3 million and £4 million, the Carlton Tavern finally reopened in 2021, nearly identical to its original appearance. The remarkable case became a rare example of developers being legally required to rebuild a historic structure after unlawfully destroying it, turning an attempted demolition into an extraordinary victory for architectural preservation.
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The Vines, Lime Street, #Liverpool 🍻
One of the most spectacular pubs, outside and inside, anywhere in the country. It was built in 1907 for the Robert Cain Brewery and was designed by architect Walter W. Thomas, who was also responsible for the equally spectacular Philharmonic.
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Cask Marque to promote Beer & Cellar hygiene ratings to consumers in the New Year 📣
From warm cellars to greasy glassware, pubs are being urged to ensure their hygiene is up to scratch ahead of a major consumer beer quality awareness campaign launching in early 2027.
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