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Spiderman Horsham 02 Feb 21 11.32pm
Originally posted by Mapletree Clearly that advice is now forgotten
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Horsham 02 Feb 21 11.32pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

Clearly that advice is now forgotten

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Spiderman Horsham 02 Feb 21 11.33pm
Originally posted by Teddy Eagle Hard to manage on here Spider. That is true
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Horsham 02 Feb 21 11.33pm

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Hard to manage on here Spider.

That is true

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mr. apollo Somewhere in Switzerland 03 Feb 21 9.55am
Originally posted by Mapletree It was impossible not to socialise in the Dog and Bull in those days. People would always roll up to you and talk at you. Usually old blokes. That would be Punch the potman. when Stan and Marge were in charge.. Glad All Over
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Somewhere in Switzerland 03 Feb 21 9.55am

Originally posted by Mapletree

It was impossible not to socialise in the Dog and Bull in those days. People would always roll up to you and talk at you. Usually old blokes.

That would be Punch the potman. when Stan and Marge were in charge..

Glad

All

Over

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Forest Hillbilly in a hidey-hole 03 Feb 21 4.12pm
Originally posted by Mapletree The beer of my youth. Just pure nectar. Especially before they reduced the ABV back in the 80s or 90s. The Dog and Bull, Railway Telegraph, Fountain Head, Plough, Dukes Head, Greyhound. All hallowed ground. Now it's just meh. So frustrating. Anyone else an ex addict? Now that Sambrooks have moved into the Ram Brewery, which has the longest uninterrupted period of continuous brewing in the UK, I have discussed with Duncan he could do a retro brew. John Hatch has joined Sambrooks, previously the Youngs' brewer since 1986. So, if anyone feels as strongly as me about a pint of Special get on to Duncan and twist his arm please. I think the early 2000's Mr Young died. Whilst alive he promised to keep the brewery at Wandsworth. As soon as he died, his family moved the Brewery to somewhere in Bedfordshire, to reduce operating costs. This was pivotal, as the most influential ingredient to beer,...is water. And the water in Bedfordshire is definitely not the same as Wandsworth. Anyhow, it is still a very fine pint, and was my favoured brew when I lived in FH. The Bricklayers Arms (Dartmouth Road) and the Dulwich Woodhouse were 2 of my favoured establishments. I do miss it. The thought is making my throat dry "The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak
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Originally posted by Mapletree

The beer of my youth. Just pure nectar. Especially before they reduced the ABV back in the 80s or 90s.

The Dog and Bull, Railway Telegraph, Fountain Head, Plough, Dukes Head, Greyhound. All hallowed ground.

Now it's just meh. So frustrating.

Anyone else an ex addict?

Now that Sambrooks have moved into the Ram Brewery, which has the longest uninterrupted period of continuous brewing in the UK, I have discussed with Duncan he could do a retro brew. John Hatch has joined Sambrooks, previously the Youngs' brewer since 1986.

So, if anyone feels as strongly as me about a pint of Special get on to Duncan and twist his arm please.

I think the early 2000's Mr Young died. Whilst alive he promised to keep the brewery at Wandsworth. As soon as he died, his family moved the Brewery to somewhere in Bedfordshire, to reduce operating costs. This was pivotal, as the most influential ingredient to beer,...is water. And the water in Bedfordshire is definitely not the same as Wandsworth.
Anyhow, it is still a very fine pint, and was my favoured brew when I lived in FH. The Bricklayers Arms (Dartmouth Road) and the Dulwich Woodhouse were 2 of my favoured establishments.
I do miss it. The thought is making my throat dry

"The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak

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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 03 Feb 21 4.22pm
Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly I think the early 2000's Mr Young died. Whilst alive he promised to keep the brewery at Wandsworth. As soon as he died, his family moved the Brewery to somewhere in Bedfordshire, to reduce operating costs. This was pivotal, as the most influential ingredient to beer,...is water. And the water in Bedfordshire is definitely not the same as Wandsworth. Anyhow, it is still a very fine pint, and was my favoured brew when I lived in FH. The Bricklayers Arms (Dartmouth Road) and the Dulwich Woodhouse were 2 of my favoured establishments. I do miss it. The thought is making my throat dry My wife and I used to take our young daughter to this establishment to play in the garden. Once saw Nadia Sawalha there, her family home was nearby in Upper Norwood.
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South coast - west of Brighton. 03 Feb 21 4.22pm

Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly

I think the early 2000's Mr Young died. Whilst alive he promised to keep the brewery at Wandsworth. As soon as he died, his family moved the Brewery to somewhere in Bedfordshire, to reduce operating costs. This was pivotal, as the most influential ingredient to beer,...is water. And the water in Bedfordshire is definitely not the same as Wandsworth.
Anyhow, it is still a very fine pint, and was my favoured brew when I lived in FH. The Bricklayers Arms (Dartmouth Road) and the Dulwich Woodhouse were 2 of my favoured establishments.
I do miss it. The thought is making my throat dry

My wife and I used to take our young daughter to this establishment to play in the garden.
Once saw Nadia Sawalha there, her family home was nearby in Upper Norwood.

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eagleman13 On The Road To Hell & Alicante 03 Feb 21 4.28pm
Originally posted by Mapletree The Forum Interesting pub, poor beer God, i used to work behind the jump back then, cellar was on the ground floor, the ground floor bar (mine) was open 10.30-14.30 & then 17.30-19.00 Mon-Sat & the upper bar was open 17.30-19.00 Mon-Fri & 10.30-14.30/19.30-19.00 Sat. I'm a blind man, i'm a blind man, now my room is cold, When a blind man cries, Lord, he feels it from his soul. [Link]
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On The Road To Hell & Alicante 03 Feb 21 4.28pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

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Interesting pub, poor beer

God, i used to work behind the jump back then, cellar was on the ground floor, the ground floor bar (mine) was open 10.30-14.30 & then 17.30-19.00 Mon-Sat & the upper bar was open 17.30-19.00 Mon-Fri & 10.30-14.30/19.30-19.00 Sat.

I'm a blind man, i'm a blind man, now my room is cold,
When a blind man cries, Lord, he feels it from his soul.
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Mapletree Croydon 03 Feb 21 9.44pm
Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly I think the early 2000's Mr Young died. Whilst alive he promised to keep the brewery at Wandsworth. As soon as he died, his family moved the Brewery to somewhere in Bedfordshire, to reduce operating costs. This was pivotal, as the most influential ingredient to beer,...is water. And the water in Bedfordshire is definitely not the same as Wandsworth. Anyhow, it is still a very fine pint, and was my favoured brew when I lived in FH. The Bricklayers Arms (Dartmouth Road) and the Dulwich Woodhouse were 2 of my favoured establishments. I do miss it. The thought is making my throat dry Sadly not really a very fine pint. Charles wells ruined it, Marstons destroyed it. Demand it back. Write to Duncan Sambrook. He can do it.
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Croydon 03 Feb 21 9.44pm

Originally posted by Forest Hillbilly

Sadly not really a very fine pint. Charles wells ruined it, Marstons destroyed it. Demand it back. Write to Duncan Sambrook. He can do it.

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Mapletree Croydon 03 Feb 21 9.54pm
Originally posted by mr. apollo That would be Punch the potman. when Stan and Marge were in charge.. Blimey, I’d forgotten. Having to dredge the memory banks I had in mind when Ann and Frank came in. Potmen, now there’s something long gone.
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Croydon 03 Feb 21 9.54pm

Originally posted by mr. apollo

That would be Punch the potman. when Stan and Marge were in charge..

Blimey, I’d forgotten. Having to dredge the memory banks

I had in mind when Ann and Frank came in.

Potmen, now there’s something long gone.

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