What is the London 10k? Where does it start and end? How many participants in 2022 and how many participants in 2023? Who sponsors the London 10? What month is it usually a London event? How much does it cost to enter as an individual? How much does it cost to enter a team? Are there prizes? What is the nature of the course?

• The London 10k is an annual 10-kilometer race that takes place in London.
• The race starts and ends in central London, passing by iconic landmarks such as Big Ben, the London Eye, and the River Thames2345.
• The number of participants in 2023 was 17,500, up from prior years.
• The London 10k is sponsored by ASICS245.
• The race usually takes place in July234.
• The cost to enter as an individual varies depending on the year and the time of registration. For example, the cost to enter the 2022 race was £40 for early bird registration and £45 for standard registration2.
• There are prizes for the top finishers in each category24.
• The course is a flat and fast route that takes runners through the heart of London, passing by some of the city’s most famous landmarks2345.

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It is important to note (especially if you sail) that Whitbread beer was brewed in London. Samuel Whitbread began brewing in London in 1742, and in 1750 moved to the famous Chiswell Street brewery, which no longer brews but still stands in London23. The Whitbread Round the World Race started in Portsmouth, England, and ended in Southampton, England. The race was named after the Whitbread brewing company, which sponsored the event from 1973 to 20014.

in 2001 it became the Volvo Ocean Race after Swedish automobile manufacturer Volvo took up the sponsorship, and in 2019 it was renamed The Ocean Race2. The Ocean Race is currently ongoing, with the next race scheduled to start in Alicante, Spain in 2023 and finish in Genoa, Italy2. The yachts used in The Ocean Race are Volvo Ocean 65 and IMOCA 602.

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Lisa and I left the Royal Thames Yacht Club to find the London 10k. We found athletes running past the Jubilee Underground line station when we boarded and caught the leaders at Big Ben when we got off. We walked the race course seeing runners at London Landmarks while we looked for interesting London Pubs.

In London town, where the Thames does flow,
The Royal Thames Yacht Club, a place to go.
Founded in seventeen seventy-five,
A haven for sailors, where dreams come alive.Running the London 10k, a thrilling race,
Through the city’s streets, at a lively pace.
The Royal Thames Yacht Club, a starting line,
Where runners gather, hearts intertwine.Nearby, noteworthy attractions await,
Romantic moments, love’s perfect state.
Take a boat ride on the Grand Canal,
A tranquil journey, a romantic tale.Dine on a Thames dinner cruise at night,
With champagne, jazz music, a magical sight.
Savor the views of Canary Wharf’s skyline,
Love in the air, a moment so divine.Explore London’s events throughout the year,
A vibrant calendar, filled with cheer3.
And in Hammersmith, by the river’s bend,
Charming pubs with history, a place to spend.The Andover Arms, a Victorian delight,
With creaky chairs and a cozy firelight4.
Riverside pubs, a view across the waters,
Perfect for the Boat Race, where camaraderie matters.London’s breweries, a beer lover’s dream,
From traditional pubs to modern gleam5.
And amidst it all, iconic landmarks stand,
From the British Museum to Buckingham grand6.So, in London’s embrace, let us be,
With yachts, running, and romance, set free.
The Royal Thames Yacht Club, a place of grace,
Where London’s wonders, we joyfully embrace.

Do London pubs serve craft beer?

Some London pubs serve the modern craft beer. When I visited in 2018, I taste tested brews and selected a craft brew from Oregon as the one I liked best. But, on this trip, I avoided craft beer because I wanted an authentic traditional London experience. Nonetheless here are some of the best craft beer pubs in London:

• The Old Red Cow craft brew pub
• The Queen’s Head craft brew pub
• The Earl of Essex craft brew pub
• Crown and Anchor craft brew pub
• The Understudy craft brew pub
• Cock Tavern craft brew pub
• Old Fountain craft brew pub
• The Southampton Arms craft brew pub
• BrewDog (Shoreditch)
• Duke’s Brew & Que (De Beauvoir Town)
• Hops & Glory
• Cask Pub and Kitchen, Pimlico
• Draft House, Old Street
• The Dovetail, Clerkenwell
• The Wenlock Arms, Hoxton
• The Arbitrager

It is important to note that the selection of craft beer may vary depending on the pub. Craft beer is a term used to describe beer that is brewed using traditional methods and high-quality ingredients, often by small, independent breweries2. Craft beer is typically more flavorful and complex than mass-produced beers.

Some London breweries that are known for producing real ale include:

• Fuller’s: Fuller’s is a well-known brewery based in London that produces a range of cask ales, including their flagship beer, London Pride16.
• Young’s: Young’s is another London brewery that is known for producing real ale. Their Special bitter is a popular choice among beer enthusiasts1.
• Brodie’s: Brodie’s is a smaller real ale producer from the London area that offers a range of craft beers, including ales, IPAs, and stouts2.
• Sambrook’s: Sambrook’s is a microbrewery based in London that produces a range of cask ales, including their flagship beer, Wandle2.
• Redemption: Redemption is a London brewery that produces a range of cask ales, including their flagship beer, Redemption Pale Ale2.
• The Kernel: The Kernel is a microbrewery based in London that produces a range of bottle-conditioned beers, including ales, IPAs, and stouts2.
• Twickenham Fine Ales: Twickenham Fine Ales is a London brewery that produces a range of cask ales, including their flagship beer, Naked Ladies2.
• Windsor & Eton: Windsor & Eton is a London brewery that produces a range of cask ales, including their flagship beer, Windsor Knot2.
• Meantime Brewing Company: Meantime Brewing Company is a London brewery that produces a range of beers, including lagers, ales, and stouts, among others4.
• Camden Town Brewery: Camden Town Brewery is a London brewery that produces a range of beers, including lagers, ales, and stouts, among others4.
• Fourpure Brewing Co.: Fourpure Brewing Co. is a London brewery that produces a range of beers, including lagers, IPAs, and stouts, among others4.

Please note that this is not an exhaustive list, and there are many other London breweries that produce real ale. The point being made is that there are more breweries in London than are breweries in Munich, a Mecca for beer drinkers owing to Octoberfest. In addition, London supports styles of beer served warm (cellar temperatures) which exemplifies the traditional experience expected to be provided by pubs serving English Beers.

As Wine is to Paris, Beer is to London. Beer is central to a visit to London.

Beer Basics:

• Cask-aged beer is a type of beer that is conditioned and served from a cask without additional nitrogen or carbon dioxide pressure1. This type of beer is also known as real ale.
• Lager is a type of beer that is fermented and conditioned at low temperatures, resulting in a clean, crisp taste and a light color1.
• Real beer is a term used to describe beer that is brewed using traditional methods and ingredients, without the use of artificial additives or preservatives3. Real beer is also known as cask ale.
• Real beer and cask-aged beer are the same thing.
• There are many types of real beer that are made for the London market, including bitter, mild, brown ale, old ale, stout, porter, and India pale ale4.
• Many breweries provide real beer to London, including Fuller’s, Young’s, and Greene King4.
• There are many craft brew pubs in London, including The Old Red Cow, The Queen’s Head, The Earl of Essex, Crown and Anchor, The Understudy, Cock Tavern, Old Fountain, and The Southampton Arms25.
• While craft beers are gaining popularity in London, they are not necessarily replacing cask beers. Cask ales are still popular in many London pubs1.
• It is possible to get real beer in the USA, although it may be more difficult to find than other types of beer1.

Knightsbridge Pubs

The Wilton Arms, Nags Head, and Paxtons Head are all pubs located in London. The Wilton Arms is located in Kinnerton Street, Belgravia and was leased by Shepherd Neame until it closed in July 2019. It is now leased by Inda Pubs and reopened in September 20212. Nags Head is located in Kinnerton Street, London SW1X 8ED5. Paxtons Head is located in Belgravia and is an unmissable pub right next to Knightsbridge station. It is an iconic grade II listed building in Belgravia and is owned by Greene King Pubs16. it appears that The Wilton Arms is leased by Inda Pubs and was previously leased by Shepherd Neame2. However, it is unclear if Nags Head and Paxtons Head are part of chains or if they are independent pubs. The search results do not provide information on who owns Nags Head. On the other hand, Paxtons Head is owned by Greene King Pubs16.

London River Pubs

Based on the search results, it appears that the Mayflower, Town of Ramsgate, Prospect of Whitney, and City Barge River Pubs are independent pubs. The search results do not provide information on whether these pubs are part of chains or not.The Mayflower Pub is located in Rotherhithe, London and is one of the oldest pubs in London, dating back to the 16th century24. The Town of Ramsgate is located in Wapping, London and is a historic pub that dates back to the 16th century123. The Prospect of Whitby is located in Wapping, London and is one of the oldest riverside pubs in London, dating back to the 16th century23. The City Barge is located in Chiswick, London and is a historic pub that dates back to the 14th century1.The search results do not provide information on who owns each of these pubs.

London Market Pubs

The Lamb Tavern is an independent pub that serves cask-aged beer and has been operating as a bar since 17905. The Newmarket pub was not found in the search results. The Camden Head pub is part of the Camden Head Pub chain5. It is unclear whether the Camden Head Pub chain serves cask-aged beer, as the search results did not provide information on this.

London Nostalgic Pubs

The Old Bull and Bush pub is an independent pub that has been operating since the 18th century1. It is unclear whether the pub serves cask-aged beer, as the search results did not provide information on this. The Cutty Sark pub is also an independent pub that serves a variety of alcoholic beverages, including Cutty Sark blended scotch3. It is unclear whether the pub serves cask-aged beer, as the search results did not provide information on this. The search results did not provide information on ownership of either pub.

London Exclusive Pubs

El Vino’s is a chain of wine bars with several locations in London1. It is unclear whether they serve cask-aged beer, as the search results did not provide information on this. The Grenadier is an independent pub that has been operating since 17202. The pub is known for its history and unique atmosphere, and it is said to be haunted by the ghost of a soldier2. It is unclear whether the pub serves cask-aged beer, as the search results did not provide information on this. The Red Lion is an independent pub that has been operating since the 16th century3. The pub serves a variety of alcoholic beverages, including cask ales1. The Old Mitre Tavern is an independent pub that has been operating since 15465. The pub serves a variety of alcoholic beverages, including cask ales5. It is unclear whether any of these pubs have an owner, as the search results did not provide information on this.

Chelsea Pubs

The Admiral Codrington, Chelsea Potter, and Six Bells Tavern are all independent pubs located in Chelsea, London126. It is unclear whether any of these pubs serve cask-aged beer, as the search results did not provide information on this. The search results did not provide information on ownership of any of these pubs.

Harrods own brand Lagars

• The distance between Harrods and the Royal Thames Yacht Club is about 1.4 miles3.
• Harrods is owned by Qatar Holding LLC, a subsidiary of the Qatar Investment Authority7.
• The new owner of Harrods has invested £200 million in the renovation of the store8.
• Harrods has its own brand of beer called Harrods English Ale, which is brewed by the Marston’s Brewery in Burton upon Trent9.

1849 is an important date for beer for the following reason:

• In 1849, August Krug formed a brewery in Milwaukee that later became Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company1. This brewery was one of the first to use a new technique called bottom-fermentation, which allowed for the production of a lighter, clearer beer that was more stable and had a longer shelf life1. This technique eventually led to the creation of lagers, which are now one of the most popular types of beer in the world1.

Overall, the history of beer is a long and complex one, with many important milestones along the way. From the creation of beer in ancient times to the development of new brewing techniques in the 19th century, beer has played an important role in human history and culture.

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London Theme Pubs

Of the pubs listed, Doggett’s Coat And Badge is part of the Nicholson’s chain of pubs1. Dirty Dick’s is an independent pub that was named after Nathaniel Bentley, an 18th and 19th-century merchant who owned a hardware shop and warehouse in London2. The Surrey Tavern is an independent pub that was established in 17663. It is unclear whether Sherlock Holmes, Blackfriar, The Lamb, and Phoenix & Firkin are part of chains or independent pubs, as the search results did not provide information on ownership.

The Dickens Inn on Katherine’s Dock is an interesting pub with a rich history and picturesque views. Here are some of the features and highlights of the pub:

• The Dickens pub is located in St Katherine’s Docks, which is a mix of new and old London and home to some of the most picturesque views in The City1.
• The pub overlooks the elegant boats in the dock, making it a wonderful summer watering hole2.
• The Dickens Inn is steeped in history and is believed to have been built in the 1700s3.
• The pub is named after Charles Dickens, who was a regular visitor to the area and mentioned it in his novel “Our Mutual Friend”4.
• The pub offers a Tavern Bar on the ground floor, which serves great pints and top pub grub alongside friendly faces5.
• The pub also has a Grill that offers a unique environment for casual lunches, romantic date nights, or special celebrations5.
• The Dickens Suite at the pub can cater for events of up to 150 people, making it a popular venue for weddings, parties, and other special occasions5.
• The pub has a 4-star rating on TripAdvisor and has received positive reviews for its atmosphere, food, and drinks6.

St. Katharine Docks is a mixed-use district in Central London, in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets and within the East End. It lies on the north bank of the River Thames, immediately downstream of the Tower of London and Tower Bridge. From 1828 to 1968, it was one of the commercial docks that made up the Port of London. Here is a brief history of St. Katharine Docks123456:

The Gipsy Moth is a grade I listed pub located in Greenwich, London. Here is a brief history of the pub:

• The pub was originally named the Wheatsheaf and changed its name to The Gipsy Moth in the mid-1970s to mark the arrival of the Gipsy Moth IV4.
• The Gipsy Moth IV is a famous yacht that was sailed solo around the world by Sir Francis Chichester in 1966-671.
• The pub features a maritime theme, with a nautical decor and memorabilia related to the Gipsy Moth IV12.
• The Gipsy Moth is a traditional British pub that serves a range of beers, including locally brewed Meantime lager and ale, Guinness, Peroni, and other crowd-pleasers5.
• The pub also has a limited menu and a verdant patio garden with a retractable roof6.k

Please note that the specific beers served at The Gipsy Moth may vary and can be best obtained by contacting the pub directly or visiting their website.

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The history of cask-conditioned real ale in London can be traced back to the rise of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) in the 1970s. Here is a brief overview of its history:

1. Rise of CAMRA: In the 1970s, the British beer industry was dominated by filtered and pasteurized ales served under carbon dioxide pressure, known as “keg beer.” This led to the decline of traditional cask-conditioned ales. CAMRA was formed in 1971 to promote and preserve traditional British beer styles, including cask-conditioned real ale13.
2. Coined Term “Real Ale”: CAMRA coined the term “real ale” to describe beer that is brewed from traditional ingredients, undergoes secondary fermentation in the container, and is served without extraneous carbon dioxide. This term helped differentiate cask-conditioned ales from keg beers1.
3. Popularity and Revival: Real ale remained popular within the UK, particularly in traditional pubs. In 2019, 420 million pints of cask ale were sold in the UK, accounting for 13.5% of all beer sales1.
4. Real Ale Pubs: London has a rich tradition of real ale pubs. These pubs serve cask ales from London breweries, including Meantime Brewing Company and Camden Town Brewery5. Some notable real ale pubs in London include Sutton Arms, The Harp, The Pembury Tavern, and Cask Pub & Kitchen6.

Cask-conditioned real ale continues to be an important part of London’s beer culture, with a focus on preserving traditional brewing methods and flavors. It is enjoyed by beer enthusiasts and visitors seeking an authentic British pub experience.

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Process of making real beer

1. Brewing: The brewing process begins with the selection of high-quality ingredients such as barley malt, roasted barley, hops, and yeast. These ingredients are combined with water and undergo fermentation to produce alcohol and carbonation.
2. Conditioning: Samuel Smith’s Brewery is known for its naturally conditioned draught beer, which is served from oak casks made and repaired by their own cooper3. Conditioning allows the beer to mature and develop its flavors.
3. Distribution: Samuel Smith’s Brewery distributes its beers through various channels, including beer importers and distributors3. They have their own cooper to ensure the quality of their oak casks.
4. Marketing: The brewery promotes its beers through various marketing efforts, including branding, advertising, and participation in beer festivals6. They may also collaborate with other breweries or create limited-edition releases to generate interest.
5. Serving: Traditionally, cask ales, including those from Samuel Smith’s Brewery, are served at cellar temperature, which is slightly cooler than room temperature. This allows the flavors and aromas of the beer to be fully appreciated5.

Competitors to Samuel Smith’s Brewery include other breweries that produce real ales and craft beers. Some notable competitors in the UK include Fuller’s, Greene King, and Timothy Taylor’s. Internationally, there are numerous craft breweries that offer a wide range of beer styles and flavors.

What are the oldest Pubs in continuous operation in London? What brands of beer are brewed in London? Other than word of mouth, How is beer marketed in London? Is there a chain pub company headquartered in London?

Oldest Pubs in Continuous Operation in London:

• The oldest pubs in continuous operation in London include The Old Bell Tavern (1670), The Prospect of Whitby (1520), The Spaniards Inn (1585), The George Inn (1677), Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese (1667), The Lamb and Flag (1772), The Mayflower (1550), The Angel (1623), The Seven Stars (1602), The Viaduct Tavern (1869), The Blackfriar (1875), and The Guinea (1423) 12.

Brands of Beer Brewed in London:

• There are many brands of beer brewed in London, including Fuller’s, Camden Town Brewery, Meantime Brewing Company, Beavertown Brewery, Fourpure Brewing Co., and Redemption Brewing Company5. these breweries are known for producing a wide range of craft beers, including ales, lagers, IPAs, and stouts, among others. Fullers produces Cask Ales as well.

Marketing of Beer in London:

• Beer is marketed in London through various channels, including social media, advertising, and events. Many breweries and pubs also rely on word of mouth and reputation to attract customers5.

Chain Pub Company Headquartered in London:

• Young’s Pubs is a chain pub company headquartered in London. It operates nearly 220 pubs in London and the South of England34.

Fuller’s Brewery is based in Chiswick, West London, and is known for producing a wide range of beers, including cask ales2. Fuller’s offers a range of cask ales, including their flagship beer, London Pride, which is a classic British bitter. Other styles of Fuller’s cask ales may include ESB (Extra Special Bitter), Chiswick Bitter, and seasonal or limited edition ales2.

Chilling of cask ales:

• Cask ales are traditionally served at cellar temperature, which is slightly cooler than room temperature. They are not typically chilled like keg beers or lagers2.

Fermentation of cask ales:

• Cask ales are still fermenting when they are served. They undergo secondary fermentation in the barrel or cask, allowing them to naturally carbonate and develop flavors as they mature2.

Shelf-life of cask ales:

• Cask ales have a limited shelf-life due to their unfiltered and unpasteurized nature. They are best consumed fresh to enjoy their optimal flavors and aromas. Unlike wine, cask ales do not age well and are not intended for long-term storage4.

Fermentation type of cask ales:

• Cask ales are typically top-fermented beers, also known as ales. They are brewed using top-fermenting yeast strains and are not bottom-fermented like lagers4.

Greene King is also not a London real ale brewery. It is based in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, and is one of the largest breweries in the UK, producing a variety of beers, including cask ales2.

Timothy Taylor’s Brewery is not a London real ale brewery either. It is based in Keighley, West Yorkshire, and is known for its flagship beer, Landlord, which is a cask-conditioned pale ale4.

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The number of other real ale breweries in the UK is quite extensive. According to the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), there are over 1,700 breweries in the UK, many of which produce real ales2.

Real ale brewers are not limited in the ingredients they can use to make real ales. Real ale is defined by CAMRA as beer that is brewed from traditional ingredients, undergoes secondary fermentation in the container from which it is dispensed, and is served without the use of extraneous carbon dioxide2.

Pubs in London do not tend to serve beer exclusively from a single distributor -like in the USA – and often carry a variety of brands, including those from different breweries. This allows customers to have a choice and experience a diverse range of beers5 without the inconvenience of transportation (crawls) from pub to pub. But English residents fear that the poor ways of the USA will influence their beer drinking experience. Hence, some pubs will post a notice near the entrance that they are “Free House.”

A free house is a pub that is not tied to a particular brewery or distributor and is free to choose which beers to serve4.As mentioned earlier, pubs are not typically rewarded for restricting consumer choice to beer provided by a single brewery or distributor. In fact, many beer enthusiasts prefer pubs that offer a diverse range of beers from different breweries4.The closest free house pubs to the Royal Thames Yacht Club are:

1. The Churchill Arms – located in Kensington, about 1.5 miles away from the Royal Thames Yacht Club1.
2. The Anglesea Arms – located in South Kensington, about 2 miles away from the Royal Thames Yacht Club1.
3. The Queens Arms – located in South Kensington, about 2 miles away from the Royal Thames Yacht Club1.

These pubs are known for their selection of beers from different breweries and offer a unique atmosphere for enjoying a pint. They are popular among locals and visitors alike and are worth checking out if you’re in the area.

Some popular styles of cask (real beer) ale brewed in London include:

• Bitter: Bitter is a classic British beer style and is one of the most common types of real ale. It is known for its medium bitterness, well-hopped biscuity malt, and often has caramel, citrus, or floral aromas5.
• Pale Ale: Pale ales are another popular style of real ale brewed in London. They are characterized by their pale color, medium bitterness, and can have a range of flavors from fruity to hoppy3.
• Brown Ale: Brown ales are known for their toffee, nutty, and coffee flavors. They have a low bitterness and are often enjoyed for their rich and malty profile5. I brew this at home.
• Mild: Mild ales are typically low in alcohol and have a low bitterness. They are known for their malty, caramel, and chocolate flavors5.
• Old Ale: Old ales are stronger in alcohol content and have a medium bitterness. They often feature dried fruit and caramel malt flavors5.

Please note that these are just a few examples of popular styles of real ale brewed in London, and there are many more styles available from different breweries. For example:

• Porter: Porter is a dark beer style that is characterized by its roasted malt flavors, which can include coffee, chocolate, and caramel notes. It has a low to medium bitterness and is often enjoyed for its smooth and rich profile4.
• Stout: Stout is another dark beer style that is known for its roasted malt flavors, which can include coffee, chocolate, and caramel notes. It has a medium to high bitterness and is often enjoyed for its full-bodied and complex profile4.

In London town, where real ales flow,
Breweries craft them with expertise to show.
Noteworthy pubs, where cask-aged ales reside,
Offering flavors that make hearts open wide.At Prince of Wales, charm fills the air,
Cask brews and craft creations, beyond compare1.
Sutton Arms, a historic gem so fine,
Resting Hare, where real ales intertwine2.The Harp in Covent Garden, a true delight,
Pembury Tavern, where beer lovers unite2.
Euston Tap and Southampton Arms, they stand,
Cask Pub & Kitchen, a taste so grand2.Craft Beer Co., where choices abound,
A haven for beer enthusiasts, renowned2.
These pubs in London, a real ale’s domain,
Where flavors dance and memories remain.Greenwich’s riverside, a real ale haven,
Meantime Brewing Company and Camden Town, craven4.
Their cask ales and guest brews, a treat,
Served in pubs where riverside views meet.Young’s Pubs, steeped in history and grace,
Craft beers and British food, a perfect embrace6.
With character and soul, they stand tall,
A legacy since 1831, serving one and all.So raise a glass to London’s real ale scene,
Where breweries craft flavors fit for a queen.
In noteworthy pubs, cask-aged ales shine,
A taste of London’s brewing, truly divine.

While cask conditioned ale undergoes secondary fermentation in the cask, which can contribute to some beneficial yeast and bacteria, it is not typically consumed for its probiotic properties1. But I like the notion that drinking beer is like drinking coffee, that it benefits health and..

Real ale, including bottle-conditioned varieties, is often considered to cause less bloating compared to carbonated beers. This is because cask ale has a lower level of carbonation and is served at a slightly warmer temperature, which can result in a smoother and less gassy drinking experience1.

The carbonation in cask ale comes from the natural fermentation process that occurs inside the cask, where the yeast consumes sugars and produces carbon dioxide. This natural carbonation is what gives cask ale its gentle fizz13.

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In London town, where the Thames doth flow,
There are many pubs where cask ales do go.
From Sutton Arms to The Resting Hare,
The Harp and Pembury Tavern, with a range so fair.Young’s Pubs, with their award-winning design,
Offer craft beers and food that’s divine.
Their character and soul, so unique and fine,
Have been celebrated since 1831.

Prince of Wales, a charming place to be,
With cask brews and craft creations, you’ll see.
St. George’s Tavern, a traditional English pub,
With dark wood and cask ales on tap, aye, there’s the rub.

Greenwich’s ‘Real Ale’ Pubs, with riverside views,
Serve cask ales and draught beers from London’s breweries, it’s true.
From Meantime Brewing Company to Camden Town Brewery,
Their range of cask ales will make you merry.

CASK Pub and Kitchen, with its Pimlico location,
Serves a range of cask ales with great dedication.
And The Craft Beer Co. with its many ales,
Will make you feel like you’ve set sail.

So, if you’re looking for cask ales in London town,
There are many pubs where they can be found.
From near the Royal Thames Yacht Club to the Harp in Covent Garden,
You’ll find a range of cask ales that are simply beguiling.

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