British summers can be positively blissful, especially when soaking up the sun while lounging around in a beer garden with good company. If you’re planning on indulging in a little down time this summer check out our hand-selected lists of the best places to sip on a cold pint. From London to Glasgow, we’ve got it covered!
The Ebrington Arms – Gloucestershire
For a classic country experience with sweeping views over the surrounding fields, The Ebrington Arms is just the ticket. Nestled in the heart of Chipping Campden, the rural location and lush green lawns are the perfect place to enjoy a pint of the establishment’s home grown brew.
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WEST Brewery – Glasgow
Heading to the West Coast of Scotland this summer? Don’t forget to pay a visit to the majestic WEST Brewery located underneath the beautiful Templeton Building. It’s the absolute best place to enjoy a paddle of the brewery’s many German style beers, all locally brewed in Glasgow.
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The Faltering Fullback – London
This pretty pub is well worth the search, if you can find it of course! The Finsbury Park establishment is quite literally hidden in a five storey tiered house featuring sun-strewn decks, plants and even a bubbling water feature. Hungry? Why not grab a bite to eat from the in-house Thai street food stall?
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The Trout – Oxford
What better way to enjoy the historic city of Oxford than by sipping on a pint while soaking up the surrounds of a charming 17th century beer garden? All accompanied by a wonderful view of the River Thames.
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The Leather Bottle
If you’re on the search for an impressive beer selection and a lively atmosphere, The Leather Bottle is the perfect spot. It’s tucked away down a South West London lane but opens up into a spacious outdoor venue that traps the sunlight like you wouldn’t believe. The lunchtime BBQ accompanied by a pint of craft beer is a blissful way to spend a sunny afternoon.
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While beer gardens are a fantastic way to draw in punters, it’s also important for all landlords to ensure that their outdoor areas are protected with an adequate pub insurance policy.
Bottoms up Brits!