Drinking In All The Oldest Pubs In London
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- London has been around for at least 17 years. To celebrate that, Bill and I are going into 7 of the oldest pubs in the historic city to have half pints. We did this on a Thursday so didn't have the gonads to go for the full bowls of golden bath water - aka 568ml of Lager.
@alejosonnenberg
Mate, thanks for the pub tour and the woozy memories. I've been to four of them across my last six visits to London. Your vid is inspiring me to make the trip across the pond once again in '23 and try to finish off the list. Love it all! Cheers.
So glad we found this. My brother and I are going and now we have a pub crawl list!
heading to London in 2 weeks and stumbled across this video. love it mate cheers
Dont miss the old bell fleet street.
Evidently one of my relatives worked as a cook at the Mitre back in the 1800's. I think it was owned and strangely part of Cambridge way back in the day. According to my old man, it was a place crims would run to, as the old bill couldn't nick them as it wasn't part of their jurisdiction ....how true that is I don't know. Cheers for the pup crawl guys :)
I thought Britain served proper pints 🤷🏻♂️
So fun! I want to go to them all if i ever get to London again!
Commonly known as a pub crawl under historical pretences.
My house was built in the 4th century BC making it the oldest dwelling in northern Europe. (But it was completely rebuilt from scratch in a different place in 1989 (by Barratt homes)).
In the 1200’s they would have been serving mead.
by this time it would most probably have been a local Ale really. A lot of it brewed by women and it was a little more chewy than now with barley, oats, or wheat and yeast - but no hops.
did this the other day with some friends, it was so great! fab video
If y'all ever did a guided pub crawl I'd pay dearly for it because the LOLs alone would be worth it, but also history and beer and whatnot. I loved this.
Is that true, are there really “thousands” of pubs in London?
3500 or thereabouts.
Good tour but you’ve forgotten the mayflower in Rotherhithe!
I’ll be there in May 2023 ! I earned it to myself some pints and fun across the pond
Proper pubs.
Nice! The Spaniards Inn up in Hampstead is fairly old too, bit of a trek on foot though from where you were.
That disappeared a good few years ago, still got the namesake though
Can you share the paper you had with you?
Such a good vid man, probably your best
CAMERA does a much better list / crawl based on the most beautiful interiors
Love this, you guys are great. Love pub crawls.
Might follow this one next weekend
Been in the lamb and flag many year ago. You didn't film the alleyway that practically goes through it. Also, are the wonky as fk old stairs going up still the same ?
near to Covent garden, I remember that
Perhaps you could review The Olde Wine Shades in St Laurence Pountney Lane sometime? It survived the Great Fire of London, is grade II listed and, being originally a merchant's house, has a tunnel which connected it with the Thames.
i watched the whole vid before i subbed. I was suprised by the low subscriber count. enjoyed the vid. Groetjes
That city of York pub looks like it sells the same awful drinks sold in the pub actually in York that has the cellar in its attic.
Ha ha Drury lane, my father Harold Arthur Drury lived in London before coming to the states. This is a lot of fun thank you for this video
What apuff
I've heard there is an old pub somewhere near Cheapside, known historically as the Old Anne Fagg, which I'm told dates from 1534, but seems to have changed it's name a couple of times in the 19th/20th centuries. It's apparently been referred to in several historical documents of note, and I've attempted to locate which hostelry now occupies the original building, but I've not had much success so far.
Real pubs don't have TV screen of course
Why does the comment describing this video say that London has been around for at least 17 years? Obviously that's a mistake, but how many years is it supposed to say? The first bridge crossing the Thames dates from 1750 BC (so, 3770 years ago) and the Romans built their first occupancies in London in 43 AD (so, 1980 years ago), but how do either of those dates translate to 17 years? 17 centuries (plus a further two) maybe?
‘At least 17 years’ is sarcasm Andrew. London is actually millions of years old. Dinosaurs were the first to call it home
The George inn is in borough isn’t it ?
Indeed it is
Loved this guys 🤣😍🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
"out of the hustle and bustlllllllleeeeee" 6:57 💀💀
Good video. I enjoyed it.
Bit noncey drinking half pints
And Lager at that!
Zzzz
You do enough . . .
This is awesome 😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Very nice choices, guys.
the pint clinking noise is too good
I want to go to one with few to no people
The muffin man lmao
I want to do all of these!
Woah good video
Great 👍❤️
Interesting video
Awesome! I’ll be there In June, btw what was the name of this pub crawl you did? Do you have a link or you just picked the pubs? Anyways great fun video man!
Thank you for watching! This is just pubs that I picked
Seven pints I would be pissed
I bet they were all really half-pints, with the big boys just wheeled out for the camera shots. ;^)
love this! please go for tour n. 2
Excellent Gentlemen, thanks & best wishes as you move forwards.
Loved this video man! Any more pub crawls in the works?
New one is online babyyy
So you had 3.5 pints?
Yes cos 7 full pints would get me grounded :(
@@alejosonnenberg you seemed hammered
@@lewismarriott2468 next time I’ll do full pints and we’ll see what happens
I call bullshit on this whole list, but you are some funny blokes!
😂 this was fun