This pub is the Main pub to try oakleaf, as it is near their own Brewery and The Brewpot, which it their own shop.
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much improved pub of late, ale excellent
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We found the Clarence Tavern to be a bit too rowdy for our liking. The Welsh rugby match was being blasted out from the speakers and was being shown on a big screen. Many of the locals seemed to be partaking in Guinness and seemingly attempting to drink 6 pints of it to get a free hat, as it was St Patrick's Day! Nevertheless, this is the brewery tap for the Oakleaf brewery, which we saw on a nearby trading estate. IPA, Some Are Drinking & Hole Hearted were the 3 offerings from the brewery. We drank up swiftly and moved on to the altogether more serene Alverbank Hotel in nearby Alverstoke.
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been there three times in last two months and the beer has been excellent. Complete turn around in a few months
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The worst pint of Oakleaf Hole Hearted I've ever had, which is surprising given the brewery is spitting distance away. One of only a handful of pubs where I've left half a pint and gone elsewhere. I wonder how often they're cleaning the lines.
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Good pub. Great beer.
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not a bad pub, but could be so much better, only seems to have one member of staff on most nights, and they keep popping out for a fag so it takes ages to get served. beer from oakleaf pretty good.
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Great pub - lots of different sections to it so you can get lost with your mates. A fine selection of ales as well.
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Large but snug pub serving a good selection of Oakleaf Ales. The Blake's Gosport Bitter was particulary delicious!
sarah - 27 Jan 2005 16:38 |
