Queueing in pubs disgraces Britain
The practice is unpatriotic and must be banned
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An ode to summer boozing
Like lower league football and high tea, outside drinking is something Britain does better than almost any other nation.
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Brewdog Britain is dead
As the chain closes ten bars, has “Punk” beer peaked?
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Hangovers I have known
The barman who made our pre-dinner Martinis was good at his job, and this may be where our problems began…
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Clothes unmaketh man
Consider my outrage: a landlady refused to serve me. I was sober.
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A drinker’s guide to offshore London
Are the city’s most famous taprooms really still part of Britain – or somewhere else?
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The return of the boozy, leisurely lunch
There is a particular pleasure in scuttling off to the local dive with its carpeted loos and well-worn chairs.
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Sadiq Khan’s silent city
London is no “24-hour city”. It struggles to stay up beyond midnight.
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Ping pong bars and tipsy shuffleboard: how pubs became playgrounds
Can the beer-and-peanuts pub survive in the age of gamification?
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The death of the round
Inflation is killing the camaraderie that came with reciprocal beers.
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The manager of my former favourite pub calls and the years slip away
“Hello!” he says. “You sound grumpy as ever!”
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Can your favourite pub afford to keep the lights on this winter?
Business electricity spending is set to rise rapidly in October.
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Why America needs more British pubs
Forget about alcohol, their social component should make Britain’s pubs the envy of the US.
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