Five Points "Railway Porter"

Delish.

Box Stream's 'Tunnel Vision'

Thin but tasty.

Great Newsome 's "Golden Ale"

Devil's Backbone 's?"Independence Ale"

Robinsons' "Trooper"

Green Jack Brewery's "Gone Fishing "

ELB's "Jamboree "

Citrus bitter finish.

Ascot Ale's "Alligator Ale"

Revisionist's "Red Ale"

McEwan's "Amber"

Brixton Porter

Wild Beer Co.'s "Epic "

Prince Albert, NW1

Decent Locale options. Winner of a London pub award. Nice drunk guy asleep in the garden.

Clarence and Frederick 's "Strong Mild"

Sweet malts in Mild May.

Adnam's "Mosaic"

Very pleasantly surprised by this pale ale.

Hook Norton 's "Special Dark Mild "

Unfortunately lacking in body and finish.

Twickenham's "Winter Cheer "

Orkney Brewery's "Dark Island "

The William Morris

Standard old-man Wetherspoons.

Tiny Rebel's "Dirty Stop Out"

Smoky with a coffee aftertaste.

Burton Bridge's "XL mild"

Hint of fruit but slightly acidic aftertaste.

Colchester's "Brazilian"

Tring's "Death or Glory"

Titanic's "Cherry Dark"

Mmmm.

Brains' "Boilermaker"

Ossett's "Yorkshire Blonde"

Everards' "Regimental IPA"

Batemans' "Springtime Oatmeal Biscuit Beer"

Wharfe Bank's "Black Geld"

Twickenham's "Nooksack"

Young Henrys' "Real Ale"

Revolutions "Clash London Porter"

Lovely smooth coffee flavour.

Batemans' "Black Pepper Ale"

Does what it says on the  label.

Harbour Brewing's "India Pale Ale"

Beautiful nose.

Caledonian's "Port of Leith"

Copper ale with slightly bitter hoppy taste.

Hilden's "Barney's Brew"

Very citrusy light ale.

Dogfish Head's "New World IPA"

Better than what I  ordered but chilled too much even for a craft beer.

Windsor and Eton's "Zinzans Drop"

Bristol Beer Factory's "Milk Stout"

Exmoor's "Beast"

Kelburn's "Dark Moor"

East London's."Lamplighter"

Late Knights' "Old Red Eyes"

Cairngorm's "Wild Cat"

Clarence and Fredericks' "Special Bitter"

By the Horns' "Morning Glory Breakfast Stout"

"Full-bodied dark and deep stout."

Five Points' "Porter"

"Aromas of chocolate and caramel...Caramelised fruit with hint of liquorice"

Moncada's "Notting Hill Red"

"A sweet malty body paired with a good dosing of American hops."

Vale Brewery's "Red Kite"

Brewdog's "Old World Stout"

9.2% and not syrupy.