The Sir John Borlase Warren, Nottingham

A landmark pub as you struggle up the hill from the City Centre,this is a Project William house that features ales from Lincoln Green.It has a pleasing traditional exterior ,while inside it splits into sections,with the servery to the left,a mid building single tabled snug ,a lower section to the right and high tables in the bay window to the front.There are upturned tuns here and great mosaic tiling by the entrance.Loos around the back with access to a beer garden. The ale choice on my visit was Lincoln Green Marion,Hood,Archer (NBSS 3.5),Tuck ,Know the Ropes,Three Sheets to the Wind,Sherwood and as you might expect Everards Sun Chaser as they are behind Project William pubs.Thats a very decent range of ale ,which was widely sampled by the large party I was with .There are 3 handpumped ciders to boot.Food is available,mainly pizze and burgers .This was a pleasant crawl visit and if you are a keen fan of Lincoln Green ales here's the place to sample them.

A stand alone pub in the middle of Canning Circus, It's split level inside with several areas to drink. Traditional decor albeit a bit loungey in places The bar has no less than twelve handpumps with a good many in use on my visit, the bulk of the beers were from Lincoln Green Brewery with a two or three guests and some Ciders. A quite reasonable pub.

This is a characterful real ale pub run as a collaboration between Lincoln Green brewery and Everards under the Everards project, or at least I think it still is as I failed to see the usual Everards Tiger on the pumps during my visit this week, although Everards Sunchaser Golden Ale was in situ. Then there were four ales from Lincoln Green alongside Wellbeck Abbey Brewery Incognito and Birmingham Brewing Home Grown Brummie. They do paddles here with 3 1/3 glasses for the price of a pint, so I tried three of the Lincoln Green ales, the Marion Pale Ale, the Archer American IPA and the Tuck Porter. To be honest they were nothing special and the Porter was probably the pick of the bunch. This is also a pretty good multiroomed traditional pub, which is over five floors (if the information board by the bar is to be believed) but the lower two cellar floors are long term closed and I didn’t get to see the roof top terrace or go out in the garden, but I was more than happy to explore the multiple rooms on the ground floor level, especially when we found the small one with the bay window view of Canning Circus where all the board games are stored and the decision to have a game of Trivial Pursuit meant I could also try the Wellbeck Abbey Brewery Incognito, which was well kept. All in all I liked it here, and as the Canning Circus houses some good pub options this one can be done as a double with the nearby Organ Grinder for the Blue Monkey brewery beers or even a treble with the Hand and Heart.

A Canning Circus stalwart, it’s a multiroomed bigger than it looks place run by Lincoln Green brewery under Everards project William. If you count the roof terrace it’s over five floors with two being subterranean. Well kept beers mainly from Lincoln Green but also Everards Tiger and something with a weird name (Oligo Nunk) from local Hollow Stone brewing. There’s a separate evening bar called the Dog and Thief in the back selling sub craft kegs, and two levels of cellars/caves which appear long term closed. Another of the excellent pubs in this area why go further?