Rob provided the images as my got corrupted but that really summed up the night.

To be honest I was going to write up a big review about this good old pub but was very disappointed with it and the beer I wont bother, its a shame as Newmans brewery and Celt Experience produce some great beers but on this occasion the Pure Welsh Ale was not up to starch in my opinion.

I may venture back again as the opening night may not be the omen of things to come, but it did not help that I waited 45 mins to get a bus from my village (about 5 miles) away to get there, and Rob travelled all the way from Newport… oh and the bus on the way home got it’s window broken going via Beddau which I know is not the fault of the pub, but it did not help with my night.

My favourite 1/3 was the lovely J.W.Lee’s Supernova – Like a beer Supernova in the mouth!

The Galbraiths Mr G’s Luncheon Ale had the strangest name but was a nice full bodied ale.

The Surprise of the day was this Boss Hogg Bitter from Greene King why can’t they brew beer like this all the time.. a nice golden ale.

a few others tasted of note – the Adnams was overpowered byt the other but would be a good session Pale ale.

was a little dissapointed by the Dambusters

George’s Tipple was a bit bitter for me but again on it’s own would be nice hoppy brew

Bring on Day 3! This evening I will going to the opening of a new(old) pub the Wheatsheaf in my home village of Llantrisant and will be supping Newmans/Celt ales hopefully the all Wales brew.