Built in the mid 19th Century, and closed in the late 1990s following a fire, and it wasn't until 2006 that it reopened, with links to the Cambridge-based Milton Brewery.
Now it offers an amazing sixteen handpumps, and serves a selection of ales from the Milton Brewery, and other British microbreweries. It also holds three beer festivals a year, the next of which is due to begin on 17th November, daily food - including pizza - on an ever-changing menu, allows pets and offers free wireless broadband.
It has its own Tuesday-evening chess club, and also offers draughts, Scrabble, backgammon, playing cards and dominoes. Given that they can fit in all this, as you might expect, it is pleasantly spacious inside.
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I'm appreciate your writing skill.Please keep on working hard.^^
ReplyDeleteThanks, though I don't think my skill is that abundant!
ReplyDeleteTis a nice place.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is.
ReplyDeleteGreat pub! Good choice of beer and you are allowed to taste them before buying.
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ReplyDeleteDespite living in Greenwich, the Pembury is the only pub I go to regularly.
ReplyDelete(Minor technical note; I'm pretty sure it's actually a freehouse owned by Individual Pubs, not owned by Milton. The owner just happens to like Milton rather a lot (and who could blame him? :))
Oh, ok. Have changed it.
ReplyDeleteI lived in the Pembury Tavern circa 1948/1949 my dad was the landlord at the time. We had an Australian barman called "Bluey", weren't they all. There was a parrot used to sit on the bar (in a cage) and he could swear worse than any seagoing salt. Oh happy days.
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