It was a lovely, sunny Bank Holiday Monday and going out for a quick half just seemed like the thing to do. The beer, by local brewer Neil Young, was light with refreshing citrus notes and a rather hoppy nose and finish. Nice beer, old pub, good company, an English spring - great combination.
Monday, May 02, 2011
Trapper's Hat.
This afternoon, I enjoyed a glass of Trapper's Hat bitter in The Wheatsheaf Inn, a tiny little pub that is celebrating it's 400th anniversary this year.
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Is that pub still privately owned or is it one of the conglomerate holdings now?
Just curious--no other reason for asking.
@VinoGirl loving these posts... Who knew Neil Young was a brewmaster? ;)
Thomas...private like all the best pubs.
DB. its what he did after his harvest album..brewed!
cracking brew, i love that pub and could quite easily loose an afternoon in there.
Monkey: Thanks for the glass of Trappers Hat :)
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