The Campaign for Real Ale - White Horse

CAMPAIGN FOR REAL ALE
	White Horse Branch
Good Beer Guide

The best place to find good pubs and good beer

“Put together by CAMRA, it's the definitive rundown of the best places in the UK to get a pint of real ale, from cosy country inns to upmarket style bars.” - Time Out

The Good Beer Guide is more than just a pub guide. Britain's longest-running and best-selling guide contains more than 4500 of Britain's best pubs for real ale. But for beer lovers it also gives up-to-date information on the country's beers and breweries. It's compiled by 82,000 dedicated volunteers in the Campaign for Real Ale. There are no fees for listings, and every pub is checked many times a year.

The Good Beer Guide offers:

The best pubs in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man that serve cask-conditioned real ale in tip-top condition.

Full details of beer, food, entertainment, family facilities, history and architecture for the pub entries.

The unique Breweries section that lists all the breweries -- micro, regional and national -- that produce cask beer, with tasting notes compiled by CAMRA-trained tasting teams. There's also information about beers suitable for vegetarians and vegans, as well as the growing number of organic beers. The Guide lists new breweries, closed breweries, mergers and takeovers, and keeps track of the new, powerful pub groups.

On sale now in all good bookshops or online from the CAMRA Shop - The Good Beer Guide 2009.

White Horse Branch GBG allocation

Note that White Horse Branch is allowed a maximum of 8 entries in the Guide. We know that many other pubs in our area dispense excellent beer and provide good service and a comfortable ambiance. The Branch Committee spends literally hours each year deciding the most appropriate entries from all these pubs.

For more information on all the pubs in our area, see our pubs database.

Last updated: September 21st 2008
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