Kraftt, Cannock

Great review from Quickie below. A single dull room with some multi-coloured wood and the 'gin palace' bar in the far corner. The scooter table and a wall clock are the only features. No TV. Service was fine and the clientele mixed - it felt friendly. No real ale, just 8 crafts without any kind of explanation as to what they were. I gave-up trying to work it out and had some cloudy Salopian stuff with was £2.50 per half and left. Not bad, just didn't get the feel for it.

New craft beer bar; a bit too big to be a micro-pub pub but with certain similarities. The former shop unit is decorated in a sparse modern style, with the stand-out feature being a very unusual seat fabricated from a scooter and part of a barrel. The olive green paintwork gives a rather austere feel, not helped by the place being almost deserted on a Wednesday evening. No real ale offered, but there was quite an interesting selection available from the eight keg taps on the back wall. I went for the Joules Lakota (£2.00 for a half, by which measure all beers are priced for on the board). Another feature of the place is the range of about 60 varieties of gin.