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The Beernut suggested I head to The Harp in Covent Garden tomorrow night – no idea if they’ve got a cc porter on, but let me know if you find one, there or anywhere else, yeah?
I’m guessing this isn’t helpful now but what about the Porterhouse in Covent Garden?
http://www.porterhousebrewco.com/
I’m not sure if they do cask, will be going there for a drop on St. Patrick’s day.
Simonbaptist — no, it’s helpful! Thanks.
I like the Porterhouse, but it’s pretty much impossible to find even a corner to stand in these days.
Any other suggestions?
The Beernut suggested I head to The Harp in Covent Garden tomorrow night – no idea if they’ve got a cc porter on, but let me know if you find one, there or anywhere else, yeah?
The Royal Oak in Borough should be doing Harvey’s Porter now, according to this:
http://www.harveys.org.uk/seasonaldraughtbrews.php
Yes, you’re right. Anyone been in the last week or so and know for sure…? I love that pub!
Brodie’s Superior London Porter (7.1%) was on in the Wenlock yesterday early evening.
Yikes. Wouldn’t fancy a session on a 7.1 percenter. Yes, that’s right — I’m a big wuss.
Pity you aren’t in Manchester. You’d be tripping over the stuff. Three pubs tonight – 3 different porters.
We went to the Royal Oak in the end. What a great pub. The porter was mindblowingly good.
The whole point of the Porterhouse is that it’s always busy – that’s one of the attractions, surely?
I’ll be selling Harvey’s Porter on Tuesday night, but I can’t guarantee we’ll be quiet!
I don’t mind busy pubs usually, but I didn’t want one last night. It was an after work pint with a mate, not a stag do.