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Blind Pew · Joined: 17 Mar 2006 Posts: 15

Heres hoping that you are following Leigh’s advice on where to get a decent pint of ale on the far-flung circuit which is Division 3.

Garndiffaith this week, why not try The Hanbury Arms (details below) actually in Garndiffaith, it is well worth a visit.

I am at Pontypool Utd on Saturday so I may well call in and see how the lads have got on.

Hanbury Arms Herberts Road, NP4 7QJ
(01495) 772300
12-3, 6-11; Sun 12-6
Having undergone a major refurbishment, the Hanbury opened its doors again in late 2007. The interior has been transformed with smart adjoining bar and lounge sections around a central servery. It boasts two restaurants, one upstairs, one downstairs, either of which can cater for private parties. Food is served 12-2 (12-4 Sun) and 6-9pm, with reservations advisable for weekend dining. Hancock's HB may be replaced with a guest ale in due course. Bus stops outside (daytime services only).
Hancock's HB; Wye Valley Butty Bach (H)

leigh · Joined: 20 Mar 2006 Posts: 68

If you are going to the game this saturday by the supporters bus and you dont fancy the the hanbury why not try The Globe inn on commercial road Talywain NP4 7JH

This pub is well knowen for its beer and sells a good range of beer;s

Breconshire brecon county ale and Rhymney bevans bitter are regular beer,s plus they do sell a guest beer

I was wondering if any body had try the St Austell Tribute beer at croesyceiliog two weeks ago and what they though of it