Old meets New with Tudor buildings,modern Sports & Cocktail bars plus a country inn,Social club whilst furthermore a Micropub or two! Literally something for all tastes!

I spent a day exploring pubs and taprooms around Congleton, Knypersley, and Biddulph, each with its own charm and history. From the quirky Wonky Pear with its shopfront roots to Beartown’s lively taproom, I sampled unique local brews like “Lit” and “Bobby Dazzler.” Cosy stops like The Prince of Wales and The Foundry showed how tradition meets community spirit, while newer spots like R&G’s Tap House and HopLab added fresh energy. In Biddulph, On Tap and The Crafty Flanker brought creativity and warmth. Back in Congleton, pubs like Throstles Nest, BarleyHops, and The Queens Head rounded off a memorable tour. https://micropubadventures.co.uk/2025/09/06/06-09-25-congleton-biddulph-and-knypersley/

A crawl of Crewe & the surrounding Cheshire Countryside!Expect Traditional Country Inns,Micropubs,Estate pubs and a Brew Pub to boot!

Afew hills to negotiate but a steady crawl with Six of these regularly serving Craft/Real Ale (Queens Arms,Old Star,Bar No.4,Delemere Dog,George & Dragon and The Gate) the other two chosen for their friendly community local ambience.The Old Star has Carling Premier on Draft which is a rare site these days for those inclined.

Recommended by people in Crewe. Plus the Good Beer Guide 2025 entries

A large selection of pubs old and new spread over a large area. The famous Crewe station is crawl on Nantwich Road so you can walk finish the crawl off at the British Lion or Cheshire Inn if you wish but pub 10, The Raven is raved about by the locals with many claiming it's the best pub in Crewe. Make up your own mind

Each of these pubs has been recommended by CAMRA in the past years