Archive for April 2007
These are the Pint of Ale postings we made in April 2007.
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- The Smiths Arms, Beckwithshaw
An old blacksmith’s workshop and village schoolroom, The Smiths Arms oozes character from the ancient wood. Primarily a diner’s pub, there’s a good choice of three real ales.
11 Apr 2007 by Mike
» The Smiths Arms, Beckwithshaw- Haworth Old Hall Inn, Haworth
A hall built in the latter half of the 16th century has been sympathetically transformed into the Haworth Old Hall Inn, a Good Beer Guide listed pub well worth a visit.
9 Apr 2007 by Mike
» Haworth Old Hall Inn, Haworth- The Grove, Leeds
A traditional pub serving excellent ale, The Grove is dwarfed by surrounding buildings but is well worth seeking out for a pint.
8 Apr 2007 by Mike
» The Grove, Leeds- Some Horsforth pubs
Matt and Mike come to Horsforth to take in a few pubs.
5 Apr 2007 by Mike
» Some Horsforth pubs- The importance of a pub name
Hundreds of years ago, when the majority of the population were illiterate, any business that sold beer was required by law to display a sign. Painted signs were used, but were expensive, so alehouse, tavern and inn owners would sometimes just hang up a lump of wood or plant a bush outside. Customers would agree […]
5 Apr 2007 by Mike
» The importance of a pub name- Café Alto, Amsterdam
A tiny jazz pub in Amsterdam, Café Alto has live music every night from 10 and one of the best atmospheres we came across in this excellent city.
5 Apr 2007 by Mike
» Café Alto, Amsterdam- The Duck and Drake, Leeds
A down to earth boozer in Leeds, The Duck and Drake is a basic place with one of the best choices of quality cask ale in the city.
2 Apr 2007 by Mike
» The Duck and Drake, Leeds

