Good Beer Guide 2019 by Campaign for Real Ale

The Guide is available to order for £15.99 at Īlternatively, discover all of the pubs listed, and more, with CAMRA’s Good Beer Guide app, available on both iOS and Android devices at Want to read more? The Good Beer Guide 2019 covers a range of pubs from country inns to urban-style bars and back street boozers.Įach entry has details of food, opening hours, beer gardens, accommodation, transport links, disabled facilities and real ales on sale, including local ales. Said to be near where Sir Francis Drake played bowels, the Guide also says the wood-panelled raised and lower deck seating areas “add to the nautical theme”. Inside the Pub on the Hoe (Image: Penny Cross) Here’s what the CAMRA guide has to say about 10 of the Plymouth area’s pubs (in alphabetical order): Artillery Arms, Stonehouse – best for monkey racing The Good Beer Guide 2019 is compiled through independent judgement and recommendations, and every pub that appears has been visited regularly by CAMRA members.ĬAMRA is an independent organisation and as such all entries in the guide are free – there are no hidden costs associated with appearing.Īs well as the print edition, the Good Beer Guide app is available to smartphone users on both the App Store and Google Play.

Tom Stainer, chief communications officer at CAMRA, said: “We’ve seen such sweeping changes across the brewing and pub scene over the past year with brewing becoming more collaborative and socially-minded, and pubs continuing to diversify to cater for all tastes with the continued increase in micropubs, tap rooms and community-run pubs, each improving choice for drinkers.” The South West region has 454 pubs listed in the Guide. The tome contains a huge list and reviews of the best pubs and breweries in the country.

The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) has included several of Plymouth’s leading watering holes in the 46th edition of the book – a must-have for lovers of real ale. 'In addition, micropubs have played an important role in bringing real ale to new places, such as gaps on high streets, improving choice for drinkers and providing a catalyst for real ale revival.From monkey racing to students, Plymouth's pubs have it all and some of the very best watering holes have made it into the new edition of the Good Beer Guide – and here is a selection. “The emergence of gastropubs and community-run pubs has helped diversify the traditional pub offering to make them more welcoming to all sectors of society. In many areas and villages, they provide the last remaining public meeting space, and a place to meet and socialise and feel part of a community. A spokesman for Camra said: “Pubs are vital to local communities and economies.

Good Beer Guide 2019 by Campaign for Real Ale