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Welcome to the Public House Page. We provide positive information on pubs in the hope that we can promote the use of them throughout the UK. There is nothing nicer than a lively and friendly pub.
A public house is a drinking establishment found mainly in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and other countries that are influenced by the British culture. If the establishment offers bed and breakfast or any kind of lodging, it may be known as an inn or hostelry. The names of Public Houses may vary in different countries. For example, in Australia, pubs are often called Hotels despite the fact that they may not offer lodging.
People enjoy going to pubs for reasons such as socialising, tradition, atmosphere, food and drink, accommodation and basically to have a good time. Hope you enjoy the pubs near you.
Great British Beer Festival is the largest beer festival in the UK. Every August it is held at Olympia in London and is organised by CAMRA. Facts of the beer festival state that more than 400 different beers are sold. During the five day event it is thought that 45,000 beer drinkers down more than 100,000 pints. The Great British Beer Festival attracts all different kinds of people from all over the UK and worldwide.
It is not just the UK beers that are sold. Beers from many other countries are available such as those from the Czech Republic, Germany, Belgium and several real ales from the USA. A major highlight of the festival is the announcement of the champion beers of the UK awards. This is basically the best brewed beer in the UK for that year. The current defender of the title is Harviestoun Bitter & Twisted, that is brewed in Scotland.
A typical comment from a beer drinker who visited the festival last year is - ‘It was a great day, I cannot remember too much though as I was enjoying a lot of beer!
My favourite pub is in a place called LLangrannog, West Wales. Well actually, the two pubs there are my favourite. The Pentre Arms and Ship Inn are both set by the water's edge and against an impressive backdrop of hills. The Ship Inn is a large and pristine pub built of local slate and stone, whereas the Pentre is small and quaint. With lots of old-world character and charm, both pubs make a welcoming place to enjoy a relaxed drink and dishes from the comprehensive menu including fresh fish, steaks and tempting vegetarian meals.
Llangrannog is nine and a half miles northwest of Cardigan on the B4334. It is a small seaside village with very friendly locals and a large youth crew that party all year. My best nights out ever have been in these pubs. The most memorable were the “Crazy Tuesdays” of the 2005 summer. Why not spread the word about your favourite pub so that everyone can enjoy it with you.
Although visiting pubs and drinking is an enjoyable leisure time, it is important to realise the health implications associated with too much alcohol. The majority of young people today who drink regularly believe it isn't really doing them any harm. However, they aren't aware of the risks involved and the health problems they may be storing up for later in life. The following list of health problems that are related to drinking are for both men and women.
