Pub Enthusiast Shares Top 50 Must-Visit British Pubs After Visiting 25,000
A seasoned pub-goer, who has visited 25,000 pubs and consumed 60,000 pints, has compiled a list of the top 50 establishments he recommends visiting.
A dedicated pub enthusiast, after a 42-year quest that included visits to 25,000 pubs and the consumption of an estimated 60,000 pints, has revealed his curated list of the top 50 British pubs worthy of a visit. The author, who claims to be an expert on the "great British boozer," has selected establishments ranging from grand Victorian libraries to rustic cider farms.
Among the highlighted establishments is The Fife Arms Hotel in Braemar, noted for its extensive art collection, featuring approximately 16,000 artworks. Another selection, The Old Royal Library pub in Great Malvern, Worcestershire, is a Grade II-listed building that originally served as a private library during the Victorian era.
The Butt & Oyster pub, situated on the south bank of the River Orwell in Suffolk, and The Live and Let Live pub on Bringsty common, known for its low beams, cozy fires, and hearty food, are also featured. The Jolly Farmer Inn in Bramley, Surrey, is recognized for its interior filled with agricultural memorabilia and its offerings of real ales.
Further recommendations include The Ty Coch Inn, also known as the 'Red House,' a well-known pub located in the coastal village of Porthdinllaen. Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem, which claims to be England's oldest inn established in 1189, is also on the list. Additionally, The Bottle & Glass Inn, located at the Black Country Living Museum in Dudley, West Midlands, is highlighted.
