What's your favourite British brewed lager/beer?

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jaymatthewbee@reddit

Beer - Timothy Taylor’s Landlord Lager - Utopian Brewing brew the best lager in Britain

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My in-laws live near Keighley, landlord in those parts tastes amazing as the brewery is a stones throw away. I live down south, it doesn’t taste the same, still decent, but damn up north it’s amazing.

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forfar4@reddit

We have a well-respected brewery (Bathans) which has had a pub attached for decades. The beer tastes great, but - my god - I have to put seatbelts on the lav and toilet roll in the fridge if I ever have a pint at the brewery...

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Potential_Bird_8597@reddit

My apologies, but I'm gonna be that guy. Lager is beer. Ale is beer. The difference between lager and ale is in the fermenting process, but they're all beer.

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Important_Ruin@reddit

>Beer - Timothy Taylor’s Landlord No further comments required. You are correct fine sir.

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forfar4@reddit

What is such an accomplished scholar doing on a website like Reddit?! Doffing my digital cap to someone with impeccable taste, intellect and critical faculty.

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jaymatthewbee@reddit

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vipros42@reddit

I was going to say utopian. It's down the road from here and I'm glad it is being recognised further afield

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amboandy@reddit

Whenever I see landlord on tap it warms my heart. The only beer that I'll swap it for is Holden's - Golden Glow, that stuff is like angels pissing on my tongue

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Geek_reformed@reddit

Utopian are great. For a bit my local Sainsburys was stocking their Bohemian larger which was handy. Changed my opinion on what lager when I first tried their Rainblock a couple of years back.

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Beef-dot-dot@reddit

Cask: Timmy Taylor - Landlord Lager: Tennets Craft: Northern Monk - Faith

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mooneybird@reddit

Kirkstall Pale or (if you really mean business) Dissolution from Kirkstall Brewery in Leeds.

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scrambledlimbs@reddit

Black Bad Porter is my go to, The Cardigan Arms was my local for 10 years.

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Sandy_Bananas@reddit

I drink a lot of Proper Job, brewed by StAustel brewery. Solid IPA, not wildly hoppy or dry.

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maskapony@reddit

The stronger one called Big Job is my absolute favourite.

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thebeesbollocks@reddit

Love Proper Job. Has a pretty intense bitter finish compared to other similar beers available in supermarkets, always find myself coming back to it

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Sandy_Bananas@reddit

Innit, it’s absolutely consistent. I’ve noted the canned is slightly more bitter than the cask, I presume it’s to do with the strength. It’s a perfect beer for me, regardless of the season; hits all the right notes at the back of the throat. Something I don’t get with most ales… I can’t stand Malt, or Caramel Summer, il play with Sours.

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PARFT@reddit

lovely on draught in a cornish beer garden!

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Sandy_Bananas@reddit

Agreed. I’m ten minutes from the border with Cornwall. My local rips through a barrel every 2-3 days, always kept impeccably too. I’m partial to it canned (it’s a little stronger) but never quite as smooth. Cheers.

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spatz_uk@reddit

Iron Maiden Trooper….can’t believe nobody has mentioned this yet. I prefer the pale over the IPA unless the palate has been coated first. Lucky to live in the Kent, so anything Shepherd Neame like Spitfire or Whitstable Bay on draught if it’s available too.

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Wardy1795@reddit

Stairway -Ludlow brewery

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smpaarrkky@reddit

Cwtch by Tiny Rebel. Lovely Red Ale

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ShotInTheBrum@reddit

Basically anything by tiny rebel is lovely.

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SunAndStratocasters@reddit

Been in lots of trouble over the years they have. Lots of problems with their marketing and design appealing to under 18s. Had several beers pulled off of shelves for that reason.

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ReditMcGogg@reddit

That’s not quite true. They did get in bother with the Portman Group but this was more of an industry issue than them trying to sell beer to kids. They’re a great brewery with great branding - and independent too!

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Commercial_Reward_78@reddit

Went to their taproom before Newport County v Spurs a few years ago. Drank a pint of everything, capped off with two pints of Imperial Stay-Puft Porter (9%). Can’t remember much of the match, but it was fucking cold & we scraped a late equaliser, and won the replay back at ours. Top brewery!!

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ReditMcGogg@reddit

One of the best tap rooms in the UK in my opinion. Their branding is on point too.

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Fingers_9@reddit

I had no idea about this. I love their stuff.

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Christian-Metal@reddit

Yes! This used to be part of their key range beers but they appear to have taken it off and only brew it at random these days.

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Mysterious_Use4478@reddit

Bathams Best Bitter - on draft

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philhillier@reddit

My favourite too!

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step_scav@reddit

Landlord Or my local brewery Flower Pots “Goodens Gold”

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r0b_db@reddit

Plum Porter from Titanic. Absolutely love the stuff 🍻 https://preview.redd.it/iax737ficpgg1.png?width=416&format=png&auto=webp&s=34a28a82a55c42bb778e87133978e9c61de42b81 [https://www.titanicbrewery.co.uk/](https://www.titanicbrewery.co.uk/)

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Commercial_Reward_78@reddit

It’s a heavenly treat, but not even Titanic’s best porter. Do they still brew the Imperial Russian Vanilla Porter? It had a hammer & sickle on the label… I had it in the Wetherspoons beer festival years ago. So delicious, you’d prefer to drink it via a pipette.

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Sad-Football2888@reddit

Agreed

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Geek_reformed@reddit

There is a Titanic pub near me. Went just before Christmas and had the plum porter grand reserve. It was lovely.

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hermit_tortoise@reddit

Came to say this

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Christian-Metal@reddit

Yes, this one always goes down well. ...

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Ale-Wife@reddit

Jaipur by Thornbridge.

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Commercial_Reward_78@reddit

Done a massive production upscaling to have it in every Wetherspoons. I love Jaipur, I don’t hate Wethies… but it doesn’t taste as good as it used to.

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PARFT@reddit

winner!

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Acceptable-Sentence@reddit

East to get carried away at 6.5% or whatever it is.. very tasty drop

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LegolasleChat@reddit

Yeah it's outrageous how drinkable it is at that strength, always have to have just one.

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dgraveling@reddit

Far to many to just pic one but I do like Jiapur Thornbridge brewery

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bored_toronto@reddit

Sam Smith's.

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LurkerMacJerker@reddit

Yep. This ☝️ [Sam smiths](https://samuelsmithsbrewery.co.uk/shop/draught/lager/pure-brewed-organic-lager-2/)

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ChangingMonkfish@reddit

A guest ale I had once called “Saving a Pint for Ryan”, can’t remember who made it but it was in a Joseph Holt pub.

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Aggravating_Panda783@reddit

Butty Bach - Wye Valley Brewery

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Aggravating_Panda783@reddit

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beeurd@reddit

I like their HPA, too.

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DickyMint@reddit

I highly recommend their HPA

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sossigsandwich@reddit

Pint of hand pulled landlord is hard to beat

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itskobold@reddit

Had to do that once when I couldn't make rent

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acripaul@reddit

Landlord Jaipur Life + Death

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Important_Ruin@reddit

Depends on what is around however I do have a few. Landlord, Bass, Old Speckled Hen & Schiehallion

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ArcticAmoeba56@reddit

Pretty much anything made by Vocation or Beavertown tbf

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FlatCapNorthumbrian@reddit

Just sticking to the bottles of Broon.

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RudeHelicopter4662@reddit

Sheperd Neame’s India Pale Ale

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n3m0sum@reddit

One of the classics. I don't see it on tap often near me. But it brings back memories.

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RudeHelicopter4662@reddit

The bottles are always in my local Morrisons

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n3m0sum@reddit

Rub it in then! At least think of me when you enjoy one.

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RudeHelicopter4662@reddit

Haha 😆

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dasbudd@reddit

Lovely drop this!

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handtoglandwombat@reddit

Camden pale. I know I know, there’s so many fucking pale ales. But this one is just right. Simple and delicious.

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slartybartfast6@reddit

Rebellion, Mutiny, based in Marlow Bucks

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vod-kanocker@reddit

Owner of loose cannon in Abingdon started there.. Abingdon Bridge is a great beer

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Soar_Fingers@reddit

Felinfoel Double Dragon

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instaterence@reddit

Everyone sleeping on Pillars

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ThatFilthyMonkey@reddit

Butcombe, Doom Bar, Proper Job, Arctic Sky, basically any kinds of dark or hazy ale.

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Brickie78@reddit

Obligatory [fuck Samuel Smith's ](https://youtu.be/-oDZB-ZyvTE)

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Viking-Bastard-XIV@reddit

Beer it’s Plum Porter Grand Reserve by Titanic. Lager it’s either Braybrooke - Helles, Utopian - Bohemian or Lost and Grounded - Helles. Beak brewed a pilsner called Dést, that was fantastic but I haven’t seen it in a while.

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sphinctaltickle@reddit

A lot of the Hogs Back Brewery beers are great!

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phantom_phreak29@reddit

Massive azacc by arbor, from bristol, really nice New England India Pale Ale

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lloveandsqualor@reddit

Ooh I'm always on the lookout for a new NEIPA to try, not seems to have come across, or at least not picked this one up before. Any supermarkets stock it?

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TyphoidMurphy@reddit

Also I'm sure you probably know, but they brewed that as an homage to a lad from Massive Attack, who still has a house round the corner from the brewery in Easton and calls round for a crate regularly.

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WinglyBap@reddit

We have a few great options in Bristol. Arbor, Wiper and True, Left Handed Giant, New Bristol Brewery, Bristol Beer Factory and a few microbreweries. It’s hard to stay sober when out in Bristol.

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TyphoidMurphy@reddit

Anything from Arbor. Quality brewery. Pint cans only.

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PARFT@reddit

i think the most eye opening beer i ever had - maybe 15 years ago - was a doupble ipa they did with I think Bristol Beer Factory called Down Deeperer. Fundamentally changed my approach from drinking beer as habit to treating it like fine wine!

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TyphoidMurphy@reddit

Remarkable standards considering the state of their canning machine, which hates pint cans and tries to explode about once a week.

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spik0rwill@reddit

Camden Hells - lager

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Are_You_On_Email@reddit

Blandford Fly from Badgers Brewery

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fr1234@reddit

I live round the corner from the badgers brewery and I really want want to like the beer but I just find it bland (no pun intended) compared to other breweries

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Are_You_On_Email@reddit

Fair enough, everyone have their own preferences. I find Blandford Fly is a bit more different than their other beers, as it has a warming gingerbeer style hint to it. Great on cold dark winter evenings, imo.

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Missbhavin67@reddit

Guinness

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Adnams123@reddit

The Irish aren't going to be happy when they've found out they rejoined the UK.

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Natural-Daikon8852@reddit

Tennents

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Skruffbagg@reddit

I’m Glaswegian and imo Tennent’s tastes like piss

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Natural-Daikon8852@reddit

I'm Glaswegian and tennents is fucking class

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Skruffbagg@reddit

Well, each to their own.

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Siccar_Point@reddit

Tennents is, unironically, the king of the mass market lagers.

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DryGuyWetDog62@reddit

Old Speckled Hen

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n3m0sum@reddit

After one drunken night on that, we started calling it scabby chicken. Not fair on a really good beer, but it's stuck. Which confuses bar staff when we forget.

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DryGuyWetDog62@reddit

In the early 90's, I was a young Yank (21) in Manchester and had too many Hens. Didn't want to be at the pub anymore with my friends. Decided to go back to our lodging alone. I had no idea where I was or where our lodging was. Caught a double decker and somehow got back. I have no idea to this day how I got there. I think I drunkenly described the place to the driver and got lucky!

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n3m0sum@reddit

21 in the early 90s, we are a very similar age then. Your story sounds very familar. Too many beers and a vague but epic journey home via detours unknown.

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DryGuyWetDog62@reddit

I remembering stopping at one of the red phone booths and making a collect call to my girlfriend back home! We were college students with little money. I can't believe she excepted the call!

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MassiveBeatdown@reddit

We call it Speckled Helm. Also Ghost Ship is Goat Shit.

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DeschainSWNC@reddit

Kaleidoscope (IPA) by Wiper & True. The brewery/taproom is about 5 minutes from my house, which is pretty damn convenient.

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Skruffbagg@reddit

Overtone, from Glasgow. Never had a bad one. Consistently excellent

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AdventurousMister@reddit

Marston’s Pedigree! Finest bitter in the world

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colinah87@reddit

The Bristol beer factory stuff is brilliant, i was always fond of their Infinity helles lager, simply lovely!

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JamesL25@reddit

Vault City’s Sour of Scotland

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colinah87@reddit

I haven’t drank in nearly 2 years but vault city’s stuff was always my go to, impeccable drinks and their packaging and branding are top!

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SunAndStratocasters@reddit

They've been smashing it for ages now. Everything you get in the cans at the supermarkets is always top tier.

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spudgun81@reddit

Right now, proper job, or Barry island IPA.

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WolfColaCo2020@reddit

Can’t go wrong with Deya’s Steady Rolling Man or, if you want stronger, Into the Haze

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cingu777@reddit

Piggeries from Tring Brewery

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Existing_Opening93@reddit

I’ve not tried that one, but I love a Moongazing or a Side Pocket For A Toad

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chief_bustice@reddit

Never Known Fog Like It - Rivington Brewery

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Frequent_Study1041@reddit

Tennents

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Fragrant_Bandicoot54@reddit

whistling pig pilsner - tractor shed brewery

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Standard_Homework854@reddit

Harvey's Sussex Best

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Icy_Consideration409@reddit

Timothy Taylor Landlord

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laughingwithdaggers@reddit

Brew Dog - Lost

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RevertToType@reddit

Aye up my duck. By dancing dick or bg sips by blue monkey

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Triplen01@reddit

Fuller's London Pride or Harvey's Sussex Best

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Critical-Bonus-6411@reddit

Prefer the Fullers Porter over Pride but with you on the Harveys

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BitterOtter@reddit

Not wild about Fullers these days (I'm sure they used to be better, used to love the lower strength best bitter they did - might have been called Chiswick or something? Not seen it in years) but the Sussex Best is a lovely pint. First had it at a bar near my old employers office in central London and it's a really good classic best bitter.

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Afternoon_Kip@reddit

Love their Frontier lager

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hedoesmore@reddit

A pint of Sussex Best in a cosy pub on the south coast after a long wet and windy walk - one of my happy places.

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StuartHunt@reddit

Wrexham lager, I was so happy when it returned to Wrexham to be brewed again. Well done F.Jones for bringing it back.

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ReditMcGogg@reddit

It was the Roberts brothers, two local entrepreneurs who bought the brand for £1 and brought it back.

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StuartHunt@reddit

Did they own f.jones, because I did the water connection and was chatting to the son of f Jones and he was explaining what they had done to get the rights to brew it back in Wrexham and his reasoning behind it. That being that the water in Wrexham is better suited to brew Wrexham lager, than wherever they'd tried to brew it when it left Wrexham.

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ReditMcGogg@reddit

They do own some chip shops so perhaps there is a link there somewhere.

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Acceptable-Sentence@reddit

As served of the titanic

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gereonresists@reddit

Bateman’s Combined Harvest. Lovely stuff.

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someguyontheweb99@reddit

Wylam jakehead but I dunno if it’s just available in the north east

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SonsofSiss@reddit

Wincle Brewery- Old Oak

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paulbamf@reddit

Toss up between kirkstall - three swords and ossett - white rat. In my opinion west Yorkshire is unmatched for breweries.

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SonsofSiss@reddit

Theakestons Old Peculiar

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I_ALWAYS_UPVOTE_CATS@reddit

Wadworth 6X "Like a comforting hug from an old friend" as my dad put it.

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Grahamr1234@reddit

Steady rolling man - Deya. Helps I live fairly local to the brewery, it's an amazing pale ale.

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always-downwards@reddit

Deya - Steady Rolling Man, Wylam - Jakehead.

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oh_f-f-s@reddit

Spitfire is pretty nice. And they do a larger variant. Got a soft spot for Adnams too. If I had to choose, probably a Ghost Ship

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One_Preece_At_A_Time@reddit

Pretty much anything by Verdant or Beak. Have to give an honourable mention to Arbor too (as others have mentioned) - solid, reliable, delicious and affordable, will forever have a soft spot for those guys. On a more traditional angle it would be Timothy Taylors Landlord

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Starman53@reddit

Rivington Brewery in Lancashire offers a good selection of beers and kagers. They are open Thursday to Sunday and offer catering with burgers and pizzas

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MonsterRavingLlamas@reddit

I spent Easter sunday last year in their tap room working through the menu and it was a thoroughly enjoyable day. The day after not so much!

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Alcoholic_Synonymous@reddit

Jail Ale from the Dartmoor Brewery in Princetown.

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BitterOtter@reddit

St Peter's Organic Best Bitter or Bateman's Combines Harvest are both lovely beers.

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luckeratron@reddit

Larger - Redwell is a brewery local to me that makes cracking larger.

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Beena22@reddit

Well this is probably going to be an unpopular choice but I love Brewdog's Hazy Jane.

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porcupineporridge@reddit

If anyone is visiting the Highlands, I recommend a pint of Happy Chappy from Cromarty Brewery.

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Fluffy_Vegetable_938@reddit

Spitfire

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Bitter_Mulberry3936@reddit

Puty

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GrouchyAlps612@reddit

Manns brown ale or any stout

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Grillenium-Falcon@reddit

In no particular order. Anything from the following: [Pastore](https://pastorebrewing.com/) [Holy Goat](https://holygoat.beer/) [Vault City](https://vaultcity.co.uk/) Absolutely love sour beers.

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HooleHoole@reddit

Pastore are outstanding

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Grillenium-Falcon@reddit

I got sent a 6pk last month. Instant top 3.

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Ill_Ad_791@reddit

Neckoil, Beaverton brewery

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bennettbuzz@reddit

https://preview.redd.it/8od5sr5lvpgg1.jpeg?width=437&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cbe405b4f0f97940748c06d07c6493c8b22c7db5 I’ll have this every time I see it, 4ish percent pale ale is my beer heaven anyway.

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ljgill97@reddit

Madri 🎣

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ReditMcGogg@reddit

Pile on in 3…..2……1…..

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The_39th_Step@reddit

Seven Brothers in Manchester do a wide variety of good beers

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LegolasleChat@reddit

Favourite is one local to me, Uley Brewery's Pale. Superb taste, and only 3.8% so you can quench your thirst all evening.

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rob1408@reddit

Kaleidoscope-Wiper And True

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T140V@reddit

I drink Uley Bitter in my local, but if I'm in another pub and I see Butty Bach, Wadworths 6X, London Pride, Timothy Taylor's Landlord, Harvey's bitter, or Ringwood I know I'm not going to be disappointed.

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slothliketendencies@reddit

Anything by north riding brewery, everything he makes is just pure delicious.

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JoelandLouise@reddit

Little Critters often does a good ale

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Professor_Yaffle@reddit

If I absolutely had to choose, probably Sonoma by Track.

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HooleHoole@reddit

Absolute banger of a beer. Perfectly balanced, lovely citrus smell and taste. Their taproom is brilliant too

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BackgroundChemist@reddit

Big Job at the moment - a nice dry IPA but at a strength best enjoyed on a park bench.

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Time-Mode-9@reddit

Gotta be a kernal dark IPA

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Fingers_9@reddit

Their Export Stout is fantastic.

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Dethark@reddit

Either Helles Lager by Braybrooke or Regenerator by Utopian. Both are amazing lager breweries. Probably the best the UK. Lost and Grounded are up there too.

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Fingers_9@reddit

I'm not particularly a lager drinker, but I'm a fan of Braybrooke Keller.

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DescriptionSignal458@reddit

Yes but the Boltmaker is very good too.

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trevpr1@reddit

I used to like the "Double Four" from the same chain.

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TheButtonz@reddit

Come join the lads over at the Craft Beer Channel https://youtube.com/@thecraftbeerchannel?si=1c8S-pWB_jMHOrKs

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MassiveBeatdown@reddit

Doombar - Roc brewery Cornwall. Lovely amber ale.

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PaddyTheClaw@reddit

*Rock But it’s been taken over by Americans now

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MassiveBeatdown@reddit

That’s a shame. Will have to boycott it now. Ffs.

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Mobile-Stomach719@reddit

Anything from Vault City. Great beers 👍

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Brendan_Lopez@reddit

Jubel!

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WhatsThePlanPhil95@reddit

I like Carlsberg

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SolidGray_@reddit

Spitfire

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Organic_Aide4330@reddit

Green monkey - joules brewery.

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JimmyHaggis@reddit

Kestrel Super. My pigeon friends in the park say that it makes me the life and soul of the party.

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Tigweg@reddit

London Pride

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PARFT@reddit

have you tried Fullers HSB or 1845?

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Tigweg@reddit

Shouldn't that be ESB? Though it's been 20 years since I lived in London. I haven't tried 1845 I like London Pride because it's a session beer, you can drink lots of it before getting too drunk

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Christian-Metal@reddit

There's a HSB *and* and ESB. I, too, do really enjoy Fullers beer. London Pride is a solid session pint and I used to love the Bengal Lancer IPA and the Wild River American style IPA. Great beers.

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smushs88@reddit

Tiny Rebel - Clwb Tropica Brewdog - Hazy Jane / Elvis Juice Camden Town - Hells Lager All very drinkable.

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Christian-Metal@reddit

Absolutely any *cask* ale by Tiny Rebel. They are usually divine. This is Juicy which is, hands down, one of my favourite beers I have ever drunk. I discovered the brewery at the 2016 GBBF. https://preview.redd.it/yim36zh3lpgg1.png?width=1440&format=png&auto=webp&s=b8258a2c7ee318567af23b30fa667f40a37610cb Not a massive fan of British lagers - but I am starting to enjoy the proper German pilsners beers more and more. I do have to remind myself that lager is just another beer style and doesn't automatically mean that it will be horrible, fizzy p\*ss tasting such as your Fosters, Carlsberg, Carling etc.

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BearAmazing6284@reddit

Harvey's Best Longman Best Hawkstone Lager Anything from Beak Brewery

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DosMojitosPorFavor@reddit

Three Hounds- Pendulum. Small outfit local to me but an outstanding pint

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Soggy-Ad-8017@reddit

Carling

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Geek_reformed@reddit

Favourite beer in general is likely Anspach & Hobday's London Black. Favorite lager is likely something from Utopian if we are going for a British lager. Although I generally prefer German styles. I am not really one to stick to drinking the same beer over and ove. On a night in the pub I"ll normally try everything they have on cask or keg is some place more craft beer focused.

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vegass67@reddit

A pint of Tennents Lager. Every time.

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Broken_Vision_Rhythm@reddit

Blue WKD

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Acceptable-Sentence@reddit

And a shot of port in the top, a cheeky vimto

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n3m0sum@reddit

You get an upvote for the cheek of it.

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ShotInTheBrum@reddit

Tiny rebel, deya and wye valley breweries produce some lovely stuff.

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sneltonexp@reddit

1) Castle Rock Harvest Pale. 2) Timothy Taylor. 3) Doombar.

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fr1234@reddit

Old Peculiar and Northern Monk Faith

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PurpleSi@reddit

Joker IPA https://williamsbrosbrew.com/collections/joker-ipa Or the Caesar Augustus https://williamsbrosbrew.com/products/caesar-augustus

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w1gglepvppy@reddit

I really like their heather beer.

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PurpleSi@reddit

Yeah it's lovely. I can't take two in a row though, it's a bit much

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BangoManuel@reddit

Bit on the spennier side but I’m a big fan of Hawkstone

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w1gglepvppy@reddit

Baron Brewing - Infinite Monkeys SMOD - Dammerung Verdant - Helles

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f1boogie@reddit

Schiehallion, by Harviestoun.

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Stock-Ad-7601@reddit

Adnams Southwold Bitter

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badnit12@reddit

Bass for the last 200 years ....

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hoganpaul@reddit

Theakston Best Bitter

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Similar_Run3744@reddit

Pint of draught Tribute is hard to beat

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GreekVicar@reddit

[Timothy Taylor Landlord](https://www.timothytaylor.co.uk/beer/landlord#) on draught (though not seen any anywhere for quite some time)

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sheepshine@reddit

Thornbridge Jaipur

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thefootster@reddit

Either Tiny Rebel - Clwb Tropica or Wiper and True - Kaleidoscope

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ErrantBrit@reddit

Tommy Taylor Landlord from the tap was pretty decent one time I had it and immediately went back for a second. Deya in Cheltenham is a very cool brand doing interesting beers.

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Cult-Film-Fan-999@reddit

I love trying local beers when i'm visting somewhere. I like Stewart Brewing for Edinburgh and Deya when i'm in Gloucestershire.

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No-Lawfulness1159@reddit

Timothy Taylor, Landlord.

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saffy126@reddit

Cocker hoop - Jennings Anything from crooked river brewing.

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Bose82@reddit

Overtime from Docks Beers in Grimsby

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TSC-99@reddit

https://preview.redd.it/wk26vf7p9pgg1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bf9d8e72ef09cab709d99161536505a064d4999d My husband is in there at this very moment with a pint of overtime!

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TSC-99@reddit

My husband is in there at this very moment

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PARFT@reddit

Fullers 1845 - Bitter Anspach and Hobday - Stout Korve-Lager Verdant putty - East coast IPA Surrey Hills/Cobbetts Collusion - West Coast IPA Mild -Sam Smiths

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McLeod3577@reddit

Charles Wells Banana Bread Beer! [https://www.asda.com/groceries/product/ale/charles-wells-banana-bread-beer-500ml-bottle/2665341](https://www.asda.com/groceries/product/ale/charles-wells-banana-bread-beer-500ml-bottle/2665341)

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Otherwise-Plane8282@reddit

I’m actually partial to the Hawkstone larger that Jeremy Clarkson brews, it has a flavour similar to Becks but it’s 100% British

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Aggravating_Panda783@reddit

hmmm I’m not so sure, pretty run of the mill imo. each to their own.

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gr1msh33p3r@reddit

Adnams and Bowland Brewery

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IHoppo@reddit

Ghost Ship from Adnams (followed by their Southwold Bitter).

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Lukeautograff@reddit

Vault City Cloudy Lemonade at the moment

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Electricbell20@reddit

Cherry Raven

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jimbo8083@reddit

Abbott from Greene king Doom bars rather tasty as well.

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No-Quit3994@reddit

Wold Top Marmalade Porter https://www.woldtopbrewery.co.uk/products/marmalade-porter I cannot ingest any gluten so most beers in most pubs are off the menu. This hits the spot at home.

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Nazi-Cunt@reddit

Haven’t drank for 2 years but I’ve always been partial to a bottle of Newcastle Brown

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