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The Good Pub Guide 2009
Henry Irving
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Now that is more like it.
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Indeed, great guide.
ps.....anyone know any good foodie pubs enroute to Brighton?0 -
You going to look for your prince mate?[cite]Posted By: DA9[/cite]Indeed, great guide.
ps.....anyone know any good foodie pubs enroute to Brighton?0 -
Yeah, LOL...only if he drinks pink pear cider.
Me, the other half and another couple down for Easter weekend, tried a fe searches on beerintheevening etc, but hard to choose which would be good for a lunchtime stop on the way down.0 -
well if anything is thinking of buying it, please do it via the link. Ta greatly0
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More entertaining than tropic thunder, but to be fair what isn't?0
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[cite]Posted By: DA9[/cite]Indeed, great guide.
ps.....anyone know any good foodie pubs enroute to Brighton?
If you go the country route to Brighton, the below pub should not be missed:
The White Hart
Ardingly Road
West Hoathly
(almost oppsite the entrance to Ardingly showground)
ps not sure if the Brighton thing was a jokey reference to next season!?0 -
No, definitely not a joke, cheers, is this near the south/sussex downs?0
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There is the Witch - in Haywards Heath, owned by ex-Brighton/Ireland midfielder Gerry Ryan.
http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/21/21081/Witch/Haywards_Heath
It's been a while since I was last there, but was pretty good then.0 -
[cite]Posted By: DA9[/cite][cite]Posted By: mid_life_crisis[/cite][cite]Posted By: DA9[/cite]Indeed, great guide.
ps.....anyone know any good foodie pubs enroute to Brighton?
If you go the country route to Brighton, the below pub should not be missed:
The White Hart
Ardingly Road
West Hoathly
(almost oppsite the entrance to Ardingly showground)
ps not sure if the Brighton thing was a jokey reference to next season!?
No, definitely not a joke, cheers, is this near the south/sussex downs?
Would be just north of the Downs - about 20 miles from Brighton.
(They have a website if you google it.)0 -
Cheers all for the advice, went to Bognor a couple of summers back for someones b/day party, the sat nav the other half used took us the scenic route over the downs, stunning drive, would like to do it again enroute to Brighton.0
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[cite]Posted By: DA9[/cite]
Yeah, LOL...only if he drinks pink pear cider.
Does pear cider actually exist? I know they advertise that St Helier stuff in and around The Championship on ITV, but I always thought pear cider was perry? Or am I getting confused with Perry Suckling?0 -
It does, had some in Brighton at the pre season friendly, much to Goonerhaters amusement.0
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[cite]Posted By: Off_it[/cite]pear cider
Yup, it's lovely too.0 -
of course the fact that it was bright pink seems to have been over looked here !0
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[cite]Posted By: Goonerhater[/cite]of course the fact that it was bright pink seems to have been over looked here !
LOL..... it's only your own insecurities picking it up mate0 -
I thought Perry was cider actually made from real pears.
And Pear Cider is a concoction of chemicals - minus the pears.......?
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I did notice that most of the people drinking it had `tashes , leather trousers and peaked caps, thats not realy true there was one guy dressed like a builder another was dressed like a red indian chief and another as a motor cycle cop.0
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[cite]Posted By: Goonerhater[/cite]I did notice that most of the people drinking it had `tashes , leather trousers and peaked caps, thats not realy true there was one guy dressed like a builder another was dressed like a red indian chief and another as a motor cycle cop.
What were you dressed as, GH ... ?
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Oggy i dont drink pink anything unless its a commies blood mixed with vodka !0
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