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The Rain Before The Heatwave
Live from The Queens Hotel
Summer in Newport
Recreate and Insulate
Summer Cider from the USA.
Pops and Hop, sales but not serve
Recreating Two Years Ago Cider
Confusing bottles of US / Kent Cider
While sitting on a high chair
High Chairs and Termites in Dorchester
I have a real soft spot for Dorchester. It’s a great town and it’s part of West Dorset CAMRA’s demise. It was and still is a Beer Town, so is always worth a visit.
The local Spoons The Royal Oak – rear entrance
And from the Front
My favourite tables along the wall are now high tables, I’m not sure why. Anyway, always a friendly welcome here. Opens at 08:00, Bar opens at 09:00.
All tastes are covered for in Dorchester. Me, I think The Teddy Bear Museum is the way to go.
I’m not sure what happened to Tom Browns? It used to the Tap for the Dorset Brewing Co but now it seems to be a semi open bring your own food Greene King Pub. A bit of a shame. However The Blue Raddle is just around the corner.
A Good Sign. A Very Good Sign.
A traditional Pub with traditional opening hours. However with covers of Private Eye on the walls of the Gents. Reminds me of the days when Spoons used to have The Daily Telegraph on the walls of the Gents.
What more could you ask for and yes the WiFi was good, free and not captive portal. The Ales and Ciders were pretty good too.
I have to be honest, this is my favourite Pub in Dorchester. Great and varied selection of both cask ales and bottles and cans. Great people who run it. Very clean toilets and wonderful punters.
Be nice to the Termites, they love Cask Ale too
They have Jugs too.
And I haven’t mentioned Goldies or the Brewhouse and Kitchen. The sun shone in Dorchester too.
No Points but a Hybrid CurryThursday
Server issues in Hereford Costa
And lovely food mixes in The Kings Fee
#mb11 – Day 03 – Wrap
The Hottest day in Hereford
And is Cask Ale selling?
#mb11 – Day 01 – Wrap
No Cards or Points
Followed by a hybrid mixed #CurryThursday
#mb10 – Day 03 – Wrap
It was a time
And it’s time has gone
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