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“Unlike London, in NY you couldn’t open up a bar that had just mass market beer,” he says. “You would just close. You have to have something else. NY is more sophisticated in terms of variety. When I was in London recently I walked into any number of bars that had no cask beers and a line-up of pretty pedestrian-looking industrial beer and cider. There is plenty of fault to go around for that.”
Drinking beer in London should be a pleasure – and sometimes it is. At bars like The Rake and pubs like The White Horse or The Royal Oak,http://www.lifepartner4u.com/user/djafhdfh/blogs, you can just about imagine that you’re in the city that effectively invented modern brewing. But in so many other places across the capital, the beer is either boring or, much worse, downright revolting.
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There is cause for optimism, though. The city’s burgeoning craft brewing ’scene’ has shaken things up: Redemption Pale Ale, brewed in Tottenham, is one to look out for,http://www.pubsprawl.com/##############/dis....php?pos=-1042, for example. The rise of keg ale (more and more brewers – such as London’s Meantime – are producing high-quality beer on keg) could also help,pandora charms, whatever the more militant end of Camra might say. Too many pubs in London just can’t be bothered to keep cask ale well and keg is far easier in that respect.
Drinkers themselves, though, must do their bit. It’s time to seek out pubs with interesting, well-looked-after beer. The Euston Tap, which has been open only a matter of weeks,http://www.mypicturesandme.co.uk/dis....php?pos=-1890, is a good place to start. And a decent model for anyone looking to open a new pub in the capital.
Much of the fault must go to the beer tie (the arrangement whereby leased pubs are required to buy their drinks, including beers, from the pub company or brewer who owns the pub). Most pub companies appear to have little or no interest in producing interesting,pandora jewelry, varied venues, although some do.
Even when you get beyond the industrial fizz, the cask ale is frequently deeply mediocre and sometimes worse. Too often it doesn’t matter if you order Youngs’ Special, say, or London Pride: it will taste bland-to-muddy and over-sweet. And far too many pubs that serve cask ale only ever offer the big five or six brands.
James Watt of BrewDog is based in Scotland but he is among those who had noticed the pathetic lack of variety in the capital’s boozers. “There’s no choice at all,pandora bangles sale,” he told me. “You go into 95 per cent of pubs in London and you get the same God-awful beers.”
The London pub’s reputation is even beginning to suffer across the Atlantic. Garrett Oliver of the Brooklyn Brewery is a frequent visitor to these shores (he’s a frequent visitor to pretty much any shore actually,http://www.independencerock.in/forum...2888#msg642888, such is his passion for spreading the beer gospel). He compares London’s bars unfavourably to those in New York.