Prince of Wales, Aberdeen

As noted below this is an old pub tucked away just to the North of the main Union Street. As you enter there's a long bar on the right and areas to the left. One big plus is that I didn't see a TV screen. If there was one it was definitely turned off, a great relief after having to endure a football match in the JDW. This is one of those pubs that illustrate how Greene King have turned a corner as of the seven beers available from the eight hand pumps only one was from their Belhaven brewery. The seven beers were TT Landlord, Belhaven Kittiwake Pale, Fyne Hurricane Jack, Inveralmond Lia Fail, Burnside Wild Rhino, Jaw Surf and Cromarty Hit The Lip. I went for the Hurricane Jack (£3.70) which was in excellent condition and certainly the best kept pint on my visit to this part of Scotland. The only downside was that I sat near a table of gobby English students but I could have moved! This was easily the best of the three "proper" pubs visited in Aberdeen and I wished I had left time to try some of the other Locale Scottish beers. It's GBG 2018 listed.