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This evening I will at the Buckingham Arms in Petty France, near St James’s Park tube station at 6:30 pm.
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Father Z,
I am concerned about your health. Please stick with either very good whiskey, as the British use the term, such as Macallan12 of 25, or Guinness.
Guinness?! No way.
Father, I do hope that, especially since you have been spending time with His Hermeneuticalness, you are having a pint of Real Ale. A well-pulled ale from the cask is exactly what you need to cure the common british cold.
But really, if there was one thing I miss most about not being in England any longer, it’s Real Ale. That, and pork crackling.
Might I recommend a Bishop’s Tipple?
Arrrrrr….
For my wife and I it was the Royal Exchange Pub in Paddington at the corner of Sale Place and St. Michaels. The best Roast Beastie and Yorkshire pudding we had. A tiny Free House but well worth it.
Then again…
We also enjoyed St Stephen’s Tavern at 10 Bridge Street in the shadow of Big Ben.
I know about His H’s penchant for real ale. Bishop’s Finger I believe. But it has been hard to get him to rendezvous on the fly!
BTW the V&A was FANTASTIC.
we are here and having fun…
The Bishop’s Finger is a great pub. It’s in Smithfield where religious dissenters were burned at the stake. There is a wonderful medieval church St Bartholomew the Great there, closed at this time of night of course. If you want a solid meal, I suggest the Bleeding Heart tavern just down the road on the corner of Bleeding Heart Yard and Greville Street, off Hatton Garden. Enjoy the blognic. I’ll be there in spirit!
btw whisky is the Scotch variety, whiskey is the Irish one.
And to think I was in that neighbourhood this afternoon… :-s Ah well, next time.
The Kernel: You should watch the blog! I might have one tomorrow!
sorry for the spelling error on whiskey, but my spell check only accepts this one
Bishop’s Tipple is ok, but not one of my favorites.
Another good place to eat is Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese on Fleet Street. Samuel Smith was served there when I was there.
romanincatholic,
What do you think about Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout?
I actually have never had one… but it’s getting to be the season for Stout. I’ll have to look it up!
Fr. Z– here’s a link on the Bishop’s Tipple:
http://www.wadworth.co.uk/downloads/ourbeers/bishops_tipple.pdf