Monday, 18 December 2017

Daleside G & P at the King Charles Tavern. Newbury

This was the second pub that we were visiting as part of a series around Berkshire, and our first stop was in Newbury. I’d only been to Newbury once before where I spent the day dressed as a clown on the high street collecting money for charity. That was a very slow day with very slow traffic; and I’d positioned myself at the end of a street where bollards would be raised and lowered to let buses through. Apart from passing the Vodafone headquarters on the way into the village; nothing looked familiar. This pub was on a street corner which allowed it to maximise its size; and several locals were calling in en route to the beer festival at the local racecourse. It was a square bar which was smartly done up with 4 handpumps on its main counter and two on the side. Gin in a Porter made for a very interesting beer; but it was quite flavoursome.

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