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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about The Staggered Inn
The former Twisted Thistle cider-led micro-pub has been reborn by a new owner under a different name, but the unfussy, compact, split-level layout remains much the same. A good number of boxed ciders are still available too, but real ale served by gravity direct from the casks in the rear cool room is now the focus. I found three beers in different styles on offer: Fallout session IPA and English Traditional bitter from HopFuzz and an excellent Gadds' Powercut Porter (£4.00).
On 29th January 2023
- rating: 7
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E TA left this review about The Thirsty Scarecrow
An unusual micro which is more cider bar than alehouse. Ten ciders, mostly from Kent, and a single ale on draft. There is also a hairdressing saloon at the back, a new meaning for 'hair of the dog'. A single small bar at the front, basic furniture and a bit of an 'Age of Aquarius' theme to the décor. The landlord is extremely welcoming, and there is a friendly atmosphere pervading. The ciders I had were all in superb condition. Very much worth a visit if you like cider, and I would certainly include in a crawl.
On 25th November 2016
- rating: 7
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Aqualung . left this review about The Thirsty Scarecrow
This is unusual as it is essentially a cider micropub that does a token real ale. It's a long narrow split level room with the serving area at the rear. There was a fairly loud rock soundtrack playing which is unusual for a micropub.
The token beer was Mad Cat Pow Wow Pale but I went for one of the eight ciders Wild Owl Dry (£3.50) which was very enjoyable. There are also a variety of bottles on sale.
This one doesn't provide the usual micropub experience but I thought it well worth a visit.
On 26th September 2016
- rating: 7
[User has posted 2143 recommendations about 2143 pubs]