CAMRA's top four pubs revealed - Heart of Staffordshire CAMRA

CAMRA’s top four pubs revealed

Turks Head, St Helens
An attractive Tudor-style pub dating back to the 1870s near the town centre, the Turks Head has previously been included in our top 16 pubs in 2024. The friendly and welcoming pub offers a rotating line-up of 14 handpulls, a selection of real ciders and contains a large whisky and gin bar. An extensive variety of craft and continental beers can also be found in the upstairs Tower Lounge room, which hosts live music and events for local community groups.
See https://camra.org.uk/pubs/turks-head-st-helens-145236

Countryman’s Inn, Hunton
The Countryman’s Inn is a welcoming community-owned free house, which serves Yorkshire beers, with at least one from Pennine Brewery. Enjoy a roaring stove in the winter, the great beer garden in the summer, bi-weekly coffee mornings and charity quizzes
see https://camra.org.uk/pubs/countrymans-inn-hunton-124184

Tamworth Tap, Tamworth
The first pub to win CAMRA’s National Pub of the Year competition three times, the Tudor building and historic courtyard beer terrace offers striking views of Tamworth’s Norman Castle. Home to Tamworth Brewing Company and its tap, it features eight handpulls, with cask beer from near and far, alongside a wide range of ciders, gins, wines and bottled beers.
see https://camra.org.uk/pubs/tamworth-tap-tamworth-131864

Cockpit, Chislehurst
Opened in December 2020, at the height of the pandemic, this easy going and chatty pub is Chislehurst’s first micropub and offers a choice of cask beers from small breweries from all over the country, served from a cold room behind the small bar. The premises are shared with a florist but it’s still a spacious pub with plenty of seating inside, plus further high tables and bench seating by the small bar at the rear.
see https://camra.org.uk/pubs/cockpit-chislehurst-128300

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