Heated Spoons and Liverpool
The heating must have failed in The Kings Fee. A large fan heater sounding like a jet engine was deployed. More female brewed Festival Ales and a large Full English. Jam Factory and then The Hereford Beer House. German, begian and then very fruity from Liverpool.
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Categories: Food and drink, Spoons Tour
Tags: Ale, Beer, Bier, Hereford, Hereford Beer House, March 2025, mb02, The Jam Factory, The Kings Fee, Travelodge, Wetherspoons
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