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0: The Wellington
The principal beer destination in Brum, with 15 handpulled ales and a few ciders and bottles. Centrally located and absolutely unmissable.
Más sobre The Wellington1: Anchor Inn
The original scoopers paradise, which keeps it's standards high. Lots of very nice real ales, which rotate at high speed, and some bottle choices from Belgium. Lovely pub, very possibly the best in Brum.
Más sobre Anchor Inn2: The Bartons Arms
Superb, beautiful pub, which was restored around 2004 with tender-loving care. Another bonus is that it is owned by Oakhams, which means that the range of beers is of the highest quality and kept in beautiful condition. A must see.
Más sobre The Bartons Arms3: The Black Eagle
Homely and very welcoming pub a short Metro ride from Snow Hill. Beautifully served guest ales and a pub full of characters. Has been doing the business for years. Marvellous.
Más sobre The Black Eagle4: Stirchley Wines & Spirits
Comfortably the best off licence in the West Midlands, with a massive range of bottled beers, including UK real ale and craft breweries, plus new and old names from US, Germany, Belgium, plus now Norway, Italy and many more. Sensational.
Más sobre Stirchley Wines & Spirits5: Old Contemptibles
Nicely refurbed old skool pub, with beautiful decor and a nice range of real ales. Close to Snow Hill and well worth a visit.
Más sobre Old Contemptibles6: The Lamp Tavern
Small and snug pub, tucked incongrously into an industrial area, round the back of Digbeth. A lovely little treasure with a fistful of guest ales.
Más sobre The Lamp Tavern7: The Brown Lion
Brewery tap for Birmingham's Two Towers microbrewery. Has several Two Towers beers always on, as you would expect, plus a couple of guests and a range of reasonably priced bottles. Interior is currently a bit sparse, but will probably become more homely.
Más sobre The Brown Lion8: White Horse, Harborne
A local boozer, just off the high street, with around 10 guest beers. Traditional atmos, but some reliable beer offerings.
Más sobre White Horse, Harborne10: The Shakespeare - Lower Temple
A Nicholsons pub, not to be confused with the other city centre pub called the Shakespeare, which is also run by Nicholsons. This is very nicely located, with a beautiful interior and around 6 guest ales.
Más sobre The Shakespeare - Lower Temple11: The Shakespeare - Summer Row
Old pub, beautifully restored and modernised, with multiple rooms. Small range of handpulls, from Nicholsons guest range. Very nice.
Más sobre The Shakespeare - Summer Row12: Prince Of Wales
Reliable Moseley boozer, with traditonal multi-roomed layout and extensive beer garden set-up. Now carries a widening range of guest ales. Well worth a visit.
Más sobre Prince Of Wales13: The Plough
Old style pub, turned into a welcoming, modern venue. Cakes and pies sit on the bar temptingly, along with a couple of guest ales on handpump. Very pleasant and family friendly.
Más sobre The Plough14: Bacchus Bar
Quirky Nicholsons pub, underneath the Burlington Hotel. Basically a theme bar, styled after a medieval castle - very nicely done. A couple of ales on.
Más sobre Bacchus Bar15: The Lord Clifden
Nicely refurbed boozer, with a lovely beer garden, ping pong table, modern art and a few nice ales.
Más sobre The Lord Clifden16: Old Joint Stock
Massive and lovely looking Fullers pub, with their range of reliable beers on tap. Very nice.
Más sobre Old Joint Stock17: The Junction
Very nice gastropub/bar, with posh interior and furnishings. Good beer selection, with at least 3 ales on handpump and a few good taps, such as Blue Moon and Urquell. Very good place.
Más sobre The Junction18: The Drop Forge
Lovely converted industrial unit, with split level and modern fittings. Looks a bit geared towards eating, but has 4 ales on handpull. Very good.
Más sobre The Drop Forge19: The White Swan (Digbeth)
Beautiful, unspoilt pub, up the road from the Anchor. Carries a small range of real ales, including offerings from Jennings. Nice interiors and exterior facade.
Más sobre The White Swan (Digbeth)21: The Old Moseley Arms
Homely, locals pub, on the Moseley/Balsall Heath border. Always 2 or 3 nice ales on, usually including Kinver or Bathams. Cheap food and welcoming atmos. Seasonal beer festivals too.
Más sobre The Old Moseley Arms22: The Old Fox
Nice enough traditional boozer, with theatrical pretensions. A couple of guest ales make this worth a flying visit en route to the Lamp Tavern.
Más sobre The Old Fox23: The Spotted Dog
Genuine old Irish boozer, with a homely, backstreet feel. A couple of ales available. Charming in it's own, unforced way.
Más sobre The Spotted Dog25: Canalside Cafe
Tiny canalside cafe (duh), very close to the Tap and Spile, just off Broad Street. A couple of ales on, and usually a Sadlers presence.
Más sobre Canalside Cafe26: The Bull
Charming, unspoilt backstreet boozer, close to Aston University. Beautiful old interior and and a couple of real ale choices. Worth seeking out.
Más sobre The Bull27: Global Wines
Large off licence in Bearwood, with a gratifying range of bottled real ales, including many local ones.
Más sobre Global Wines28: Queens Arms
Sensitively smartened local boozer. Maintains it's old charm, but without any particularly noteworthy features. A couple of ales and a few bottled beers, but nothing out of the ordinary.
Más sobre Queens Arms29: The British Oak
Big Stirchley pub, which is architecturally imprsssive, with a large, pleasant beer garden. A few ale choices and the food is very nice, well it certainbly used to be. Don't be put off by blokes looking grumpy in the front bar.
Más sobre The British Oak30: The Church Inn
Reliable old local, which famously used to serve the Honey Monster Grill. Now sensitively tidied up, with a couple of reasonably tasty ales on handpull, although not very adventurous. Up the road from the Lord Clifden.
Más sobre The Church Inn31: Rose Villa
Beautiful old pub, with lovely interior. Recently refurbed by the team behind the Jekyll and Hyde.
Más sobre Rose Villa32: Edmund's
Formerly the Hogshead, then the Corner House. Now a smart brasserie/winey type place. Carries a few ales, usually including Purity and a guest. Perfectly pleasant.
Más sobre Edmund's33: Bennetts
Massive place, which reminds me of a 1980's wine bar, complete with large renaissance style mural. A couple of reasonably chosen macro handpulls and a walk to the toilets that feels like about 2 miles.
Más sobre Bennetts35: The Old Royal
A small number of macro ales and a couple of reasonable bottles. Genuine pub with locals and atmosphere to match. Comparatively cheap.
Más sobre The Old Royal36: Ropewalk
Large, clean pub, slap-bang on St Paul's Square. A bit sterile, but comfy, with a couple of achingly reasonable but unexciting ale choices.
Más sobre Ropewalk37: Tap & Spile
Nice enough pub, as close to genuine as Broad Street gets. A couple of ales on, but very well known brands.
Más sobre Tap & Spile38: Hennessey's Digbeth
Formerly rough and ready, now tarted right up and attracting a slightly more savoury crowd. Does have some ales on handpull.
Más sobre Hennessey's Digbeth39: Jekyll & Hyde
Nice smart decor, posesses a gin parlour upstairs. More of a cocktail bar than a beer pub and staff spend most of their time flipping mixers about like they're Tom Cruise.
Más sobre Jekyll & Hyde40: The Jewellers Arms
First and foremost, a lovely pub, with classic late 80's/early 90's fittings. A locals type feel, with 2 rooms and comfy furnishings. Only 1 ale on though, which was disappointing, although it was coupled with a couple of local keg ales.
Más sobre The Jewellers Arms41: Square Peg
Long-barred Wetherspoons, with some questionable clientele erm, but a few pumps.
Más sobre Square Peg45: Solomon Cutler
Another Broad Street Wetherspoons, aka Lloyds No.1. A couple of guest ales feature here.
Más sobre Solomon Cutler46: The Dragon Inn
Blandish Wetherspoons in the Chinese Quarter, on Hurst Street. Next to the Old Fox.
Más sobre The Dragon Inn47: All Bar One - Newhall Street
Very pleasant interior - light and airy with a long, thin layout. A small range of nice keg beers, such as Rothaus. Rammed with suits, but I like this place.
Más sobre All Bar One - Newhall Street50: The Covered Wagon
Ember Inn at the back of Moseley, on the Yardley Wood Road. Neat, tidy and has a couple of ales on, but nothing out of the ordinary.
Más sobre The Covered Wagon51: The Bulls Head
Ember Inn on the Stratford Road in Hall Green. Bog standard ale and food choices.
Más sobre The Bulls Head52: The Selly Park Tavern
Big Ember Inn, next to the excellent Royal Watan restaurant. Usual small range of well known and unadventurous ales.
Más sobre The Selly Park Tavern53: Penny Blacks
Large bar in trendy Mailbox. Mostly a wine/lager/spirits/foodie type place, but with about 6 hand pulled ales.
Más sobre Penny Blacks54: The Victoria
Tarted up old skool boozer, reborn as a hipster hangout. Several locallish real ales and nice decor.
Más sobre The Victoria55: The Fighting Cocks
Trendy pub in trendy Moseley. On my last visit, it had a few nice beer choices on draught. Lovely decor too.
Más sobre The Fighting Cocks56: The Rainbow
An old skool local boozer, long since turned into a hipster hangout. Nice interior and furnishings. Pedestrian range of beers.
Más sobre The Rainbow57: Hare & Hounds
Trendy Moseleyesque venue transplanted just up the road. Small range of well known beers and eclectic furnishings. Hosts a range of cultural events.
Más sobre Hare & Hounds58: Pub du Vin
Homely, yet swanky bar, beneath trendy Hotel du Vin. A few handpulls, usually including Kinver.
Más sobre Pub du Vin59: White Swan
A large pub, refurbed in a modern, pine furnished style. A bit trendy, but not over the top. Has a few reasonable continental taps and at least a couple of standard ales.
Más sobre White Swan60: Vertu Bar
Smart bar, pricey, and they often tend to rent it out of a Saturday for private parties so always a chance you won't be allowed in. Mostly lagery, but with the odd ale.
Más sobre Vertu Bar61: Rai Wines
Off licence which has previously showed a bit of promise in stocking a few Belgian and German beers and some reasoable UK products. Current range unknown.
Más sobre Rai Wines62: City Tavern
Formerly a beautiful victorian pub, then tastefully rescued by Highgate Brewery. Used to be reasonably reliable for a couple of nice ales, but I'm hearing news that it's on the turn.
Más sobre City Tavern63: The Craven Arms
Reasonably unspoilt old boozer, near the Mailbox. Only a couple of ales, and pretty generic ones at that.
Más sobre The Craven Arms64: The Actress & Bishop
Lively disco/live music venue by night, but does serve some ales, however...... quality of beer is highly variable and has led to pints being sent back.
Más sobre The Actress & Bishop