Craft & Company, Chester

Ventured in to find a rather poor keg selection. Premium keg perhaps, but no actual craft was spotted. Rather unfortunate given the name of the place. Didn't bother staying for a drink as we had more promising places to explore.

Upstairs on the Rows above Beer Heroes, self branded as taproom and gin parlour, it certainly has a range of gins and other spirits though maybe not enough to be a “Parlour”, beer wise there are around 16 taps of fairly basic kegs, not entirely mass market but not terribly innovative. Interior is an old style, easily achieved with the exposed brick and wooden beams of this structure, they have furnished in a sympathetic style although much of the seating is high level stuff. A little over interior decoratey on the lighting front of course. Staff are a mix of over excitable or perhaps just weird and odd but they mean well.

Situated up on one of those 'row' thingies that are popular in Chester so you have to look up to see it. This is a craft beer/cocktail bar. 16 taps along the wall behind the bar for crafty beers. A modern interior with bare brick and exposed beams. Not cheap.