Funny Beer Quotes Funny beer puns and related quotes have been documented since man received inspiration from imbibing those first ever fermented beverages which were developed some 12,000 years ago. Well, perhaps not quite that long ago, since actual documented writing has only been around about half that time, but surely beer quotes have been spoken since the evolution of beer at the very least. Nevertheless, it’s quite true that people have been finding inspiration and sprouting out wondrous and hilarious quotes about beer for a very long time. Beer has been the basis for many famous (and ..read more

Having a head on a beer was a pouring process developed as a sort of a “quality control” measure back when beer was traditionally stored in wooden casks.  To tell if the beer was fresh, the beer was simply poured from the cask and if it had a head that implied the beer still had a Carbon Dioxide (C02) content, and was therefore fresh. No beer foam and no head meant conversely, the likelihood that the brew was stale or of lower quality. But in our current modern-day breweries of chrome and steel incorporating rigid sanitary procedures, up to date technologies and reliable refrigeration ..read more

When it comes to pubs in Fitzrovia you are very well spoilt for choice. Fitzrovia is home to many highly enjoyable pubs. If you had to choose one street to remain in for the rest of your years then I would not look to further than Rathbone Street, Fitzrovia. Probably could have just written this post about great pubs of Rathbone Street Situated to the north of the London West End, Fitzrovia is another compact London area that sees part of it fall within the Borough of Camden and part within the City of Westminster. It is bordered roughly by Oxford Street to the sout ..read more

Biggest Pub in London! The Porterhouse in Covent Garden is MASSIVE! There are a few contenders for Biggest Pub in London but The Porterhouse in Covent Garden, in Londons Pubs opinion, is still king of this particular hill. From beer garden to basement, the Porterhouse is laid out over three main levels but incredibly, there are another 9 split-levels within the establishment, meaning the entire place, in reality, is set out over an impressive twelve levels. The entrance to The Porterhouse is via Maiden Lane in Covent Garden, where you’ll first note its expansive outdoor area. In itself, this ..read more