Great news and fingers crossed for a CAMRA listing. Surprised real ale is in decline. Pity.
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Lord Clifton Great Hampton Street was closed, now open 2025
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I think so called 'craft beer' has muddied the waters. But I did have an Easter pint of Ulay's Pigs Ear at The Fleece Bretforton - recommended especially with a pie!
Dionysius//88
master brummie
Great news to hear thisJust spotted this
'Icing on the cake' as iconic Birmingham pub reopens
Closed for over a year, The Clifden is back open in Birmingham and new landlord Will Young spoke to BirminghamLive about a future goalwww.birminghammail.co.uk
Dionysius//88
master brummie
Stokkie I couldn't agree more , being an old stick in the mud as I am , craft beers to me mean they look like a lager and they taste absolutely terrible
popped into the lord clifden the other day and can highly recommend it...from the outside you would not be prepared to see what greets you inside...the garden is like stepping into another world..excellent food..bar staff wonderful..nice quirky pub but not too quirky..of course i know this pub very well having worked there in the 80s and it was great to see that the old butchers block is still there after all these years..well done to the new owners... few photos here and yes the old radios were nailed down 
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Yea i be paying alot of attention to them my younger family members will not understand
Ansells went for a Burton in 1981. I'm surprised that's 44 years ago! The cask conditioned mild stopped being produced in 2012.