05/09/26 – Crewe 0 ▲ Micropub Adventures 2 days ago · 12 min read2426 words · Life · hide · 0 comments Subscribe WordPress Facebook Twitter Instagram If you enjoy reading please consider “buying me a pint”, this will help to cover my hosting and image hosting and help to ensure further trips can go ahead!BUY ME A PINT From Rail Ale to Real Ale: A Crewe Beer Adventure I had a brilliant day in Crewe, starting at the returning Crewe Rail Ale Festival at the Heritage Centre before heading into town for a good wander around some of its best independent pubs and bars. From The Crewe Dog and Borough Arms to Tom’s Tap, Hops, Earl of Chester, Ebenezer’s and finally The Raven, there was loads of variety along the way. I enjoyed everything from traditional cask ale pubs to brewery taprooms and modern beer bars, with plenty of great beer throughout. Crewe has a really strong independent beer scene, and this was a cracking way to explore it. Crewe grew from a small rural settlement into one of Britain’s best-known railway towns during the 19th century. Everything changed when the Grand Junction… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.