The Wellington, Sheffield

Traditional corner pub, nothing flash but a really friendly gaffer. House brews were Littel Ale Cart Coal Train Chocolate Stout; Blenheim; Lincolnshire; Houghton Hall plus Beowulf Hurricane (which was very good), Millstone Vale Mill, Mallinson's Chinook and West Berkshire Bean Dibbler.

The Wellington is a small unaltered pub that is very close to the tram stop. Once inside here there was a great choice of beers on the bar i went in a smallish room to the left of the entrance and i had a drink of Milestone Baby Git which was a very nice drink there were about another 9 micro brewery beers but i only tried the one beer. The pub was very quiet on a saturday dinner visit.

Another visit to the Valley of beer and had a couple of Little Ale Cart beers in good condition as always, plus Mighty Oak Autumn Blaze, a lovely beer at only 3.9%. Always made welcome and always enjoy their beers.

Incredibly cheap real ale pub which as mentioned is home of the Little Ale Cart Brewery and what I can only speculate as the best barman beard in South Yorkshire. It was massive. Packed on a thursday evening with aleheads sampling its wares, my pint was only £1.90 which is brilliant value by anyone's standards. Only stayed for one but my recollection is of a traditional layout and decor that looked a shade on the tired side. Other than that this is a worth a look and an essential component of the Sheffield ale trail.