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The Southport drinker likes to move like a ghost through the pubs of Southport and district, commenting on the best and the worst pubs in Southport, Ormskirk, Merseyside and Lancashire. He also keeps you up to date with beer and pub news, offering an opinion on such matters as anti-pub legislation.
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Now this is my sort of blog, nicely done it’s good to see someone looking out for decent pubs which is a subject close to my heart.
Duncan Money - January 17, 2008 at 11:51 pm
I like your blog and wish I had your energy to do something similar on the N.E coast. I visited Southport not long ago and found a great pub but failed to take a note of it’s name. I hope you can identify it from my description. High ceilings, half paneled walls and Edwardian dinning room chairs. Large rooms to the right and left as you enter and a central bar area set well into the building. It is on one of the roads running east from Lord Street, either Duke Street, Portland Street, Eastbank, London or one slightly further north and parallel to those.
It would be useful if I knew the name so I could recommend it to others.
Many thanks, I shall raise a glass to you in the next hour or so. keep up the good work. John.
John Hobson - October 1, 2008 at 8:09 pm
HOP VINE BURSCOUGH
the old royal coaching house in the center of burscough has been reborn as THE HOP VINE cannot fault choice of at least 5 real ales plus real food served lunch and evenings.resident ale hop vine brewed by prospect excellent £2 per pint.plans are afoot to brew at the back of the pub.
Staff provide the best in service,only 200yds burscough bridge station,discover it now before it wins awards
DAVE EVANS - December 11, 2009 at 11:55 am