Monday, 19 February 2018

Greene King IPA at the Beaconsfield, West Kensington


This was the first pub that we visited as part of a tour from a break from the Great British Beer Festival, which was being held just around the corner at Olympia. It was a corner pub and had a Cask Marque certificate so I was game but not many other people were. The pub obviously hadn’t planned for pub crawlers to pass through; it looked like they thought that people would stay inside the beer festival. It was odd that the beer festival itself didn’t suggest a pub crawl around London either; perhaps the organisers wanted people to stay put or that there were better pubs in the city. In any case, I thought the IPA was fair; and it being a low gravity drink it helped wash away the higher-strengthed beers I’d had earlier ready for the other pubs to visit. It was attractive from the outside, but inside it was bare board with a lot of wood and the atmosphere was bare too. It didn’t give me much incentive to hang around.

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