in the British Isles, the word beer is synonymous with another word, a place where it's readily available and where all of life's social gatherings occur- The Pub. That's right, today we're talking about British Pubs. Where they came from, The various types and what the difference is between them. So it's super appropriate that you go grab a drink as we take a deep dive into the History of the Pub.
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Further reading and Sources:
Drink: A Social History, Andrew Barr, Pimlico, 1998
Man Walks into A Pub: A Sociable History of Beer, Second Edition, Pete Brown, Pan Books 2011
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1933 Crested Eagle drophead coupé By Steve Glover - Flickr: Alvis Crested Eagle DHC (1933), CC BY 2.0, [ Ссылка ]
Pub Image by alan9187 from Pixabay
Cottage Image by Christel SAGNIEZ from Pixabay
Barrels Kegs Casks Image by ArtTower from Pixabay
Cockerel Image by Miroslav Sárkozy from Pixabay
People Silhouette Defence Image by BedexpStock from Pixabay
Beer Mug Restaurant Image by Ricarda Mölck from Pixabay
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