Tag: Find on tap
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Augustiner Helles
For years, Augustiner Helles was one of those beers British lager drinkers spoke about with an almost irritating level of reverence. You could find the bottles in specialist shops, German beer halls and the better-stocked pub fridges, but drinking it on draught usually meant getting yourself to Munich. That changed in November 2025, when Augustiner…
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Stiegl Goldbräu
Some beers are easy to recognise but surprisingly difficult to track down when you actually want one. Stiegl Goldbräufalls into that category. Its red-and-white branding occasionally appears on London bar tops, particularly in pubs with strong European lager selections. Unlike the mass-market continental lagers occupying permanent lines across the capital, however, Stiegl Goldbräu is not…
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Brugse Zot
Some beers are built for sessions. Others are built for moments where the evening slows slightly, the conversation settles in, and the pub suddenly feels warmer than it did an hour ago. Brugse Zot sits firmly in the second category. Brewed in Bruges, Brugse Zot has become one of the standout Belgian beers to properly…
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Paulaner Ur-Dunkel
Most dark beers in UK pubs fall into one of two camps: stout, or something trying far too hard to be “craft”. Paulaner Ur-Dunkel sits completely outside of that. It’s a proper Munich dunkel – smooth, malt-led, and quietly one of the most satisfying beers you can find on a London bar when it’s pouring.…
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Leffe Blonde
There’s a certain type of pub where Leffe Blonde just makes sense. Candlelight, dark wood, maybe a fireplace somewhere in the back, and someone at the bar slowly committing to a pint that definitely wasn’t meant to be necked in ten minutes. Leffe Blonde occupies a very specific lane in British pub drinking. It’s often…
