Several local pubs are have been included in the prestigious Good Beer Guide 2024 – which has just been released.
The Campaign for Real Ale’s (CAMRA) Good Beer Guide – the UK’s best-selling beer and pub guide – is celebrating its 51st edition with a striking cover and a foreword supplied by Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson.
Pubs included in the latest edition are:
Old Ship Inn, St John Street, Bridlington
Three B’s Micropub, Marshall Aveneue, Bridlington
Marine Bar, North Marine Drive, Bridlington
Telegraph, Quay Road, Bridlington
Viking Hotel, Flamborough
Bosville Arms, Rudston
Old Star, Kilham
Stackhouse, Hornsea
Butchers Dog, Driffield
The Guide, which surveys 4,500 of the best pubs across the UK, is the definitive beer drinker’s guide for those seeking the best pints in the nation’s pubs.
Pubs in the town and local villages are awaiting on the release of the guide which is due to be released with list and report of local real ale pubs.
Over the past few years Bridlington and the area has had several pubs selected for serving good quality and well kept beers from local, regional and national brewers.
John Pennington from The Old Ship Inn on St John Street, said: “The Old Ship Inn has been chosen by Yorkshire Wolds Camra members for incluesion in the Good Beer Guide 2024. This is the forth consecutive year that Lena and Mark have achieved this accolade.
“We are pleased to be included in the publication which acknowledge the best cask ale pubs in the country. The selection process takes place over several months by Camra members so you have to maintain quality cask ale through out the year.”
“For the rest of this month and part of October, The Old Ship Inn will be participating with up to six cask ales available sourced from national and regional brewers.
“There will be the opportunity to win prizes in a national competition as well as prizes in the pub including a Beer Hamper and copies of the latest edition of the 2024 Good Beer Guide. During the ten day event we will be raising money for St Catherine’s Hospice.”
