Does anyone have any recommendations of good real ale and good food pubs in 
the Yorkshire Dales, especially in the Hawes area?

Thanks,

Dan

In article <dcec82$40t$1@newsg3.svr.pol.co.uk>, DP
 writes

>Does anyone have any recommendations of good real ale and good food pubs 
>in the Yorkshire Dales, especially in the Hawes area? 


Can't give you specific information but Hawes is only about 25 miles
from Masham and the Black Sheep Brewery, well worth a visit though I
haven't seen their Yorkshire Square Ale for quite a while, I fear that
the E.U. and its idiot rules might have scuppered a fine brew.

Mike

-- 
Michael Swift           We do not regard Englishmen as foreigners.      
Kirkheaton              We look on them only as rather mad Norwegians.    
Yorkshire                                       Halvard Lange

DP wrote:

> Does anyone have any recommendations of good real ale and good food pubs in 
> the Yorkshire Dales, especially in the Hawes area?
> 


We stay in the Hawes/Gale often, but lately (with the change
in ownership of The Board) we end up eating and drinking
in other towns. Try The Crown in Askrigg or some of the
pubs in Leyburn. The Rose and Crown in Bainbridge can
be pretty nice, but the hand-pulled ale is limited.
There is also the White Swan in Richmond. Oh yes, try
the micro-brew-pub just outside of Leyburn (cannot
remember the name at the moment -- but it was really
good). Ooh Ooh, the Wensleydale Brewery at The
Forrester Arms Pub in Carleton just outside Leyburn.

So there.

chuck

http://wensleydalebrewery.com/

try this

chuck

DP wrote:

> Does anyone have any recommendations of good real ale and good food pubs in 
> the Yorkshire Dales, especially in the Hawes area?
> 


Now you got me going. Drive west from Hawes to Dent
and go to The Sun for great Dent Ales from the Dent
Brewery. Especially try T'owd Tup.

http://www.dentbrewery.co.uk/

chuck (yet again, sorry bout that)

In message , Michael Swift 
 writes

>In article <dcec82$40t$1@newsg3.svr.pol.co.uk>, DP
> writes
>>Does anyone have any recommendations of good real ale and good food pubs
>>in the Yorkshire Dales, especially in the Hawes area?
>
>Can't give you specific information but Hawes is only about 25 miles
>from Masham and the Black Sheep Brewery, well worth a visit though I
>haven't seen their Yorkshire Square Ale for quite a while, I fear that
>the E.U. and its idiot rules might have scuppered a fine brew.
>
>Mike
>

I believe they have Yorkshire squares in both slate & steel, the yeast 
from the slate will not live in the steel so they  have to use 2 
different yeast's, how they cope with cross contamination I don't know.
-- 
martyn dawe

In article <ZFAGe.10988$oZ.5362@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net>,
   chuck  wrote:

> DP wrote:
> > Does anyone have any recommendations of good real ale and good
> > food pubs in the Yorkshire Dales, especially in the Hawes area?
> > 

> Now you got me going. Drive west from Hawes to Dent and go to The
> Sun for great Dent Ales from the Dent Brewery. Especially try T'owd
> Tup.

> http://www.dentbrewery.co.uk/

> chuck (yet again, sorry bout that)


point of order - that is in Cumbria!!

-- 
Chris de Cordova (West Cumbria & Western Lakes) www.cumbriacamra.org.uk
Whitehaven Beer Festival: Sept 30th & Oct 1st 2005 (www.whitehavenbeerfestival.co.uk)

The colder the X-ray table, the more of your body is required on it.

Chris de Cordova wrote:
  > point of order - that is in Cumbria!!

> 


Yeah, but it's a real easy drive from Hawes, and I love
Hawes, but I haven't liked many pubs there since so many
have changed hands to cater to the weekend trade.

chuck

In article <G7KHe.12704$oZ.5224@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net>,
   chuck  wrote:

> Chris de Cordova wrote:
>   > point of order - that is in Cumbria!!
> > 

> Yeah, but it's a real easy drive from Hawes, and I love
> Hawes, but I haven't liked many pubs there since so many
> have changed hands to cater to the weekend trade.

> chuck



and in any case, why didn't you mention the Hambleton one over the
road?

-- 
Chris de Cordova (West Cumbria & Western Lakes) www.cumbriacamra.org.uk
Whitehaven Beer Festival: Sept 30th & Oct 1st 2005 (www.whitehavenbeerfestival.co.uk)

OK, so what's the speed of dark?

Chris de Cordova wrote:

> and in any case, why didn't you mention the Hambleton one over the
> road?
> 


Probably just 'cause I don't know it. I've always gotten
nice Dent ales at The Sun so saw no need to go elsewhere.
Usually we are just "passin' thru" .

Can you provide some info for my next trip please?

chuck

In article <kdMHe.12755$oZ.8185@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net>,
   chuck  wrote:

> Chris de Cordova wrote:
> > and in any case, why didn't you mention the Hambleton one over
> > the road?
> > 

> Probably just 'cause I don't know it. I've always gotten nice Dent
> ales at The Sun so saw no need to go elsewhere. Usually we are just
> "passin' thru" .

> Can you provide some info for my next trip please?

> chuck


I already did!

On the other hand... you could buy a nice shiny new Cumbria Real Ale
Guide! details from website in my sig.

Oops - just had a look in mine - doesn't seem to be Hambleton beered
any more. Must be 10-12 years since our branch camping trip there!!

George & Dragon - 3 Dent beers and Boddingtons.

-- 
Chris de Cordova (West Cumbria & Western Lakes) www.cumbriacamra.org.uk
Whitehaven Beer Festival: Sept 30th & Oct 1st 2005 (www.whitehavenbeerfestival.co.uk)

A grenade thrown into a French kitchen would result in Linoleum Blownapart.

DP wrote:

> Does anyone have any recommendations of good real ale and good food pubs in
> the Yorkshire Dales, especially in the Hawes area?
>
> Thanks,
> 
> Dan

Go over the hill to the Farmers' Arms at Muker.

Bill

Thanks to everyone!

I'll be taking a sizeable list of good pubs with me when I head off in the 
morning!

Thanks again,

Happy drinking!

Dan
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>
> DP wrote:
>> Does anyone have any recommendations of good real ale and good food pubs 
>> in
>> the Yorkshire Dales, especially in the Hawes area?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Dan
> Go over the hill to the Farmers' Arms at Muker.
>
> Bill
>