Fancy a pint? Then you’re in the right place…
Today is December 10, also known as National Lager Day! Although it’s originally been celebrated for a number of years in the US, there’s no denying that trends from the States are extremely popular with us fellow Britons, with a number of us celebrating with the hashtag #NationalLagerDay on Twitter.
What better way to celebrate Britain’s most popular alcoholic drink than with this easy guide on where to grab the best lager, whether that means getting a round in with your mates or simply nipping out for one on your own.
The Crafty Crow, Friar Lane
Located directly opposite the Robin Hood statue this brewery certainly isn’t one to miss. Combining rustic, classical decor with the best of British independent brewers produces a perfect British pint of lager. Not only do they stick to local, but they also have a wide range of interesting micro breweries from all over the country, perfect for those more adventurous lager lovers.
Brew Cavern, Flying Horse Walk
Right in the centre of Nottingham, if there’s one place which knows about beer then it’s this one. It’s best known for being a specialist craft beer bottle shop, stocking the best local, national and international beers, meaning that there is a lager here for everyone. They are committed to looking after their beer, ensuring that 100% of their beer is kept refrigerated at 4 degrees celsius.
Canal House, Canal Street
If you’re looking for somewhere a bit more special, this is a highly unique venue which will having you going back time and time again. The Canal House is famous for having a canal that extends throughout the brewery, so this one certainly pushes the boat out! Not only is the venue something amazing, but they also have one of the largest selections of beer in the East Midlands, with over 250 beers on offer.
Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, Brewhouse Yard
Riddled with charming, wonky interior and home to a resident ghost, this pub is certainly the place to go for a classic, historical pint. Known for being the oldest inn in England, it not only offers lager, but cellar tours so that you can learn all about it’s historical past. And it of course has a wide selection of beers on offer to accompany you on your spooky stay.
Junkyard Pour House, Bridlesmith Walk
This bar combines the laid back feel of a North California bar and eatery with its craft beer shop, jammed full of bottles and cans of beer for customers to enjoy drinking in or taking home. You can get a taste of lager from all over the world, as they offer the very best American, British and European craft keg brewers. Nominated for a number of food and drink awards, you can certainly rely on here for a simple pint.
By Molly Cross
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