This beautiful pub is in the heart of the city and is well
preserved. Its tiled exterior is clean and crack-free, and shines out from the
rest of the shopping precinct as a beacon among those weary for a pint. Inside,
its interior is full of historical features; demonstrating that it’s stood the test
of time against the shops around it. It’s tastefully decorated with White Star memorabilia,
and is practically a living museum to the Titanic. The beer is beautiful; I
tried George Wright’s Yellow Submarine; a pale ale with a zesty lemon flavour. But
there’s a bit of confusion where it’s brewed, the brewery’s logo is hard to
make out; but if you zoom in it states the Oceanic Steam Navigation Company in
Liverpool. I ask at the bar who the brewer is; but I should have asked which
brewery produces it; as I got a story about Matthew’s son who lives just down
the road. But the answer that I think I was looking for was the George Wright
Brewing Company. In truth, I’ll never know for sure if I’m right.
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