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The Lord Nelson Inn, Holton

Visited on the evening of 29 August 22:00.

Long Bar with high ceilings. Pool area (balls not water)with small bar and a longer bar past the central fireplace stack. Lots of wood beams - mostly structural rather than showily "distressed".

Pub was licensed until 12:00, didn't find this out until asking for a takeaway though. Someone's 40th underway so quite well attended.

Steely Dan on the CD player.

Adnams real Ales.

30 Aug 2007 16:15

The Queens Head Inn, Blyford

A big pub inside with a large car parking area. Front overlooks an impressive church. Exposed brick, inglenook fireplaces and "muskets" hanging from the Oak beams.

Adnams Bitter tasted here at (I think) �2.60 a pint. Broadside also on at around �3.00. Quite a long list on the chalk board menu.

Comfortable place.

30 Aug 2007 16:04

The Star Inn, Wenhaston

29 August evening visit.
Clean Pub. Good Toilets. Offerings: Adnams Bitter �2.60, Explorer �2.85 and Broadside at �2.95. Small Bar area is is bit tight. A small adjoining room is kept as a separate eating area.

Tasted Ad Biiter - very nice condition. Explorer OK, but losing fizz.

There is a garden with tables, but not useful this late in the year as it was already dardk when we arrived. Try it on the longest day....

30 Aug 2007 15:58

The Rose and Crown, Ipswich

Visited the R&C on 28 August 2007 evening. Seven Real ales available: Earl Soham Gannet mild and Victoria Bitter, Crouch Vale Brewers Gold, Nethergate's Old Growler, Premier Bitter from Bartram's and Ruddles� Hedgerow. St Jude�s "Chocolate Malt" available upon application - from the cellar.

Bottles: Strong Suffolk and Gold Label, with three different Polish lagers. Bellevue Kriek and Aspalls cider starts the fizz list, with the usual lagers etc.

Soon to come O'Hanlon's Port Stout! Looking forward to this one. This pub is building up momentum slowly, have started looking for old enamel signs on the pubs' behalf.....

30 Aug 2007 15:32

The Rose and Crown, Ipswich

My apologies. for "fiends" please read "friends" in my recent post.

21 Jun 2007 15:05

The Rose and Crown, Ipswich

Visited this pub on 18 June 2007. Externally and internally renovated, this pub is now light and airy. Fairly quiet, but this means that you can drink a good pint of real ale in peace. Ideal for a meeting of fiends in fact, as you can get a table.

Beers tasted in this pub recently, Earl Soham mild and a whopping 5% offering from Arundel brewery. Both in excellent condition. The landlord has recently moved from the Emporer, so knows his cellar work.

21 Jun 2007 14:53

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