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The Old Aberlady Inn – What a difference a pint makes
My opinion changed over the course of one bog standard IPA.
The Bow Bar – Still worth it
A rerun of an early review.
The Harbour Inn – Are Sundays the best day to drink?
A delightful pint on the waterfront in a historic fisherman's pub.
The Doric Tavern – Train beers, pt. 2
A stone's throw from Waverley, this historic pub is the perfect place to wait for your train.
Ryrie's – Train beers, pt. 1
Two bars, eight casks and dozens of whiskies – you'll be lucky to make your train on time.
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The five cosiest Edinburgh pubs this Christmas
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The Stockbridge Tap – I was wrong
The Cramond Inn – The art and the artist
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Dreadnought – Worth the journey
The Oxford Bar – So basic, so charming
Rebus' favourite haunt is worth a visit.
Joseph Pearce - I only went out for stamps
A place that looks far better from the outside than from the inside – but can it be called a pub?
The Blue Blazer – Gimme shelter
Another solid entry to the Edinburgh pub scene.
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The Sir Walter Scott – Bombers, billionaires and birds
Waiting in a Wetherspoons at Edinburgh airport.
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Lost in Leith – Showcasing Edinburgh’s finest craft beer
This week’s review is fuelled by FREE BEER.
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The Stockbridge Tap – I was wrong
My preconceptions about this corner pub weren’t borne out.
Dreadnought – Worth the journey
One of the best selections of beer makes this pub a must visit.
Harp & Castle – How long will this last?
These kinds of pubs are dying out.
Cask and Barrel, Broughton – Taking pubs for granted pt. 2
We are lucky to have pubs like this.
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Edinburgh Pub Reviews
A pub crawl through Scotland's capital.
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