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Hollins Mill, Sowerby Bridge

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Hollins Mill Lane
Sowerby Bridge
HX6 2QG

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Brainy Pool left this review about Hollins Mill

a pretty disappointing use of an old mill building, forming a cavernous bar from which I struggled to find much enjoyment on a Saturday night. There is some character if you look closely enough and a range of ales with Timothy Taylors to the fore, I skipped all of these and went for the Vocation Bread & Butter. Possibly better to visit early on but I can’t say this place did much for me, it is clearly very popular though.

On 23^rd February 2025 - rating: 5
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about Hollins Mill

Housed in an old industrial building - as the name would suggest - but even with a mezzanine above the counter area, it feels rather cavernous (and even more so beyond where the ceiling is much higher). There is a surprising lack of furniture inside, but plenty of wooden tables can be found out front. However, the place is Good Beer Guide listed, and I found a good selection of real ales from seven of the 13 handpumps: three from Timothy Taylor, Goose Eye's Chinook (£3.40) and one each from Vocation, Phoenix and Orkney.

On 4^th July 2022 - rating: 7
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Quinno _ left this review about Hollins Mill

Large modern drinking barn (GBG’22 listed) in what I assume to be a converted factory building and to be fair it's quite nicely done; white and mint green shades (including the furniture!) with bespoke light wood bar back and slatted ceiling. Seven cask over ten pumps, Tim Taylor taking the three on the left with mix of small regionals and micros on the right. My TT Knowle Spring was in decent shape (NBSS 3). My takeaway memory will be of the variety of black clad barmaids whose spray tans were darker than the wooden bar.

On 25^th June 2022 - rating: 6
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