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>I first come accross the Pembury Tavern when a friend >mentioned that it was due to reopen. The Pembury >Tavern 90 Amhurst Road, Hackney, London, E8 1JH <a >rel=nofollow target=_blank >href="http://www.individualpubs.co.uk/pembury/">http:// >www.individualpubs.co.uk/pembury/</a> is a massive pub >at the five-ways junction of Amhurst Rd, Dalston Lane >and Pembury Rd on many bus routes and near Hackney >Downs and Central Stations (so there's no excuse for >not visiting it. > >No draught Belgian beer (but draught Budvar)but >several bottled (from web-site) Abbaye du Val-Dieu >Blonde (6.0% ABV) Abbaye du Val-Dieu Triple (9.0% ABV) >Abbaye St. Remy Trappistes Rochefort 8 (9.2% ABV) >Brasserie d'Orval Orval (6.2% ABV) Brasserie St. >Bernard St. Bernardus Biere Blanche (5.5% ABV) >Brasserie Verhaeghe Vichte Duchesse de Bourgogne (6.2% >ABV) De Graal Blond (6.5% ABV) >De Graal Triverius (6.8% ABV) La Binchoise Brune (8.2% >ABV) Liefmans Framboos (4.5% ABV) Liefmans Kriek (6.5% >ABV) Rodenbach Grand Cru (6.0% ABV). Several German >Bottled beers too. Draught beer from Milton Brewery >plus Guest Beers and a range of single malts. >Good food including cheese from Niel's Yard Dairy. One >of the striking things is what they don't have. No >Smoking, no draught Guiness or mass marketed draught >lager, no music, no Magners. >Currently short listed for the SPBW london pub of the >year.

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