Hi there,
             am off to NW next week and will be left to my own devices in
Liverpool while the boss ('er indoors) goes on a course. could anyone advise
me of some good quality real ale pubs in the town centre?

Will down a pint for each one who suggests one!!!!

cheers,
patrick

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páidi wrote:

> Hi there,
>              am off to NW next week and will be left to my own devices in
> Liverpool while the boss ('er indoors) goes on a course. could anyone advise
> me of some good quality real ale pubs in the town centre?
>
> Will down a pint for each one who suggests one!!!!


there's some cracking pubs, my favourites include - (all GBG listed
AFAIK)

Baltic Fleet (Wapping, near Albert Dock) home to the excellent Wapping
Beers' brewery in the cellar & very good Floor1 restaurant upstairs.

Lion Tavern, (Moorfields, nr Station) - beautiful old pub (NI listed)
always a mild on & a few other RAs, plus great plates of cheese, bread
& pickles.

Ship&Mitre, (Dale Street) - cracking, quirky, friendly pub, with by far
the best range of beer in town, & very well-kept; if you get bored with
the 16 or so cask beers, they've a decent range of bottled imports too.

Dispensary (Renshaw St, aka RapidHardware St, you'll see why) Cain's
first town pub, Cain's full range (incl the usually excellent mild)
plus a decent guest.

Ye Olde Cracke (Rice St, near Philharmonic Hall) slightly grubby but
characterful old pub with decent beer (Oak/Phoenix WobblyBob is a
permanent feature)

The Philharmonic (Hope St - up Hardman St, turn left) pub itself - can
get v busy, but definitely worth a look for the impressive interior.

Everyman Bistro/Bar (also Hope St, towards Paddy's Wigwam) - late
licence, good beer, great food, friendly, eclectic crowd.

The Globe, (Cases St, opp Central Stn) hidden gem in the middle of
town, can be boisterous, but friendly, great beer incl Cain's Mild.

There's a few more, but if you've only got a day pass? :~)
Cheers
MikeMcG

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pidi wrote:
there's some cracking pubs, my favourites include - (all GBG listed
AFAIK)

Baltic Fleet (Wapping, near Albert Dock) home to the excellent Wapping
Beers' brewery in the cellar & very good Floor1 restaurant upstairs.

Lion Tavern, (Moorfields, nr Station) - beautiful old pub (NI listed)
always a mild on & a few other RAs, plus great plates of cheese, bread
& pickles.

Ship&Mitre, (Dale Street) - cracking, quirky, friendly pub, with by far
the best range of beer in town, & very well-kept; if you get bored with
the 16 or so cask beers, they've a decent range of bottled imports too.

Dispensary (Renshaw St, aka RapidHardware St, you'll see why) Cain's
first town pub, Cain's full range (incl the usually excellent mild)
plus a decent guest.

Ye Olde Cracke (Rice St, near Philharmonic Hall) slightly grubby but
characterful old pub with decent beer (Oak/Phoenix WobblyBob is a
permanent feature)

There's a few more, but if you've only got a day pass? :~)
Cheers
MikeMcG

Hi Mike,
              you're a hero!! like the sound of em all!!! Will defo try Ship
and mitre (perhaps last so i don't spoil nyself!) and the Lion Tavern.

many thanks
i'll have at least one for you!
patrick

Take a look at page 5 of the Summer issue of Pint Taken. Available from: 
http://www.pinttaken.org.uk/ "Merry across the Mersey".

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Brett

cheers Brett,
                  good mag that!
pidi
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> Take a look at page 5 of the Summer issue of Pint Taken. Available from:
> http://www.pinttaken.org.uk/ "Merry across the Mersey".
>
> --
>
> Brett
>
>

spsaire wrote:

> cheers Brett,
>                  good mag that!


Thank you kind sir!
I used to create a HTML version but I got lazy and found the PDF version 
easier to create and a more accurate representation.
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Brett

Hi all.

Just a word to say the best beer in Liverpool by a country mile has to
be Cains' Raisin Ale.

First came across this gem at the RC Cathedral's best event in the
calendar some four years ago. A magical brew, quite unlike any other
(which in this day and age is a revelation) and perhaps the most
refreshing beer known to man!