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£2.00 a pint (OK it was John Smiths fizzMark Mc wrote:It was £3.95 in the Red Lion, Brackley for a pint of IPA daylight robbery
) in the Locomotive pub at Brackley.Went in had a jimmy and then went to the Red Lion after seeing what they were serving!!!! They would of had to give me £2 to drink a pint of John SmithsSteelworks End wrote:£2.00 a pint (OK it was John Smiths fizzMark Mc wrote:It was £3.95 in the Red Lion, Brackley for a pint of IPA daylight robbery
You knew what i meant smart arseSte Story wrote:Its the figure you'd get if you added up all the prices for a ale and larger and divided it up by the number of prices you had, but that's not important right now xbarrowfan_chris wrote:What is the average price of ale and larger?
See page two, third post downSuffolk bluebird wrote:Hi rondog I'm Ipswich based so don't have the travel headaches that the northern based barrovians do. I personally am expecting around 400 to make the jounrey we have a an excellent away following- took 7000 to Middleborough a few years back. Any tips o away friendly pubs that we can frequent?
You are a tad excited aren't you be nice with him Mark he don't get to many gamesMark Mc wrote:See page two, third post downSuffolk bluebird wrote:Hi rondog I'm Ipswich based so don't have the travel headaches that the northern based barrovians do. I personally am expecting around 400 to make the jounrey we have a an excellent away following- took 7000 to Middleborough a few years back. Any tips o away friendly pubs that we can frequent?
Am I ever anything else Terry!!!crossbar wrote:be nice with him Mark he don't get to many gamesMark Mc wrote: See page two, third post down
I worked in Lowestoft in 2011 and return about twice a year and yes the triangle is very goodRonsdog wrote:The Stanford Arms, a couple of minutes from the ground has its devotees, as does the
Triangle, a good range of real ales. The Havelock is well situated opposite the main entrance to Crown Meadow and the Rose at the rear of the ground can be worth a visit.
In the centre of town there is the usual range of plastic pubs, notably the Weatherspoons
Joseph Conrad, but I would urge all fans of real ales to sample the Trawlerboys Ale in the
Clubhouse. Big screen showing Premiership lunchtime game and all the usual amenities will
be available in the Clubhouse.
Full list....http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/re ... 3BSuffolk/
That's more like it, will have to sample a few of theseAle house Blues wrote:There's a Wetherspoons by the Railway Station which isn't too bad for ale. It's about 10 mins walk to the ground.
Triangle Tavern is the brewery tap for Green Jack Ales. It's about 7 mins walk to the ground.
Best pub is the Stanford Arms, it's listed in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide as the brewery tap for Green Jack but is now a free house and has at least 10 hand pumps on. 3 minutes walk to the ground.
Oak Tavern and Mariners Rest aren't too far away, both have a few decent ales.
There are several other pubs quite close but I wouldn't describe them as real ale pubs.
Ronsdog is talking [SwearFilter], ale is around £3.20 a pint in the Triangle and Stanford.
OK HANDS UP, I quoted London prices. Sorry to give everybody a fright.Ale house Blues wrote:There's a Wetherspoons by the Railway Station which isn't too bad for ale. It's about 10 mins walk to the ground.
Triangle Tavern is the brewery tap for Green Jack Ales. It's about 7 mins walk to the ground.
Best pub is the Stanford Arms, it's listed in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide as the brewery tap for Green Jack but is now a free house and has at least 10 hand pumps on. 3 minutes walk to the ground.
Oak Tavern and Mariners Rest aren't too far away, both have a few decent ales.
There are several other pubs quite close but I wouldn't describe them as real ale pubs.
Ronsdog is talking [SwearFilter], ale is around £3.20 a pint in the Triangle and Stanford.