April 19, 2011 · Filed under Bristol, Clifton, Pub Reviews · Tagged Exhibition, Pub Review, Thatchers Cheddar Valley, Thatchers Cox, Thatchers Gold, Thatchers Green Goblin, Thatchers Katy, Thatchers Traditional, Westons Old Rosie, Westons Stowford Press

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Thatchers Cox
Thatchers Green Goblin
Thatchers Katy
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When everyone thinks of Bristol cider pubs, the first one always on their mind is the Cori Tap. Dating back to the 1800s, this cider pub is what really put Bristol on the cider map. Its reputation is such that even the rich and famous frequent there on occasion and go and get “corried”. One of the biggest things it is known for is its lethal Exhibition cider. At 8.4% and only served in half-pints, then you can understand why it can become dangerous drinking it.
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February 18, 2011 · Filed under Bristol, Clifton, Cotham, Pub Reviews · Tagged Bristol, Cider, Clifton, Cotham, Pub Review, Stowford Press, Thatchers Gold, Thatchers Old Rascal, The Penny Farthing, Westons Traditional Perry, Westons Traditional Scrumpy

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Thatchers Old Rascal
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Situated on the corner of Cotham Hill & Whiteladies Road, is the The Penny Farthing. Once the site of an old bank, there is consequently a convenient ATM on the corner of the building! The Penny Farthing is a lovely local pub (sadly, you don’t get many on the trendy bar-infested Whiteladies Road), run by Wadsworth. Read the rest of this entry »