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Liverpool
| Pub Name | Address | Last Visit | Beers Available | Food? | Notable Features | Beers Tried (Rating/5) | Overall Rating (/5) |
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 Doctor Duncan's | opposite St Georges Hall, near Marriott | 10/01/2007 | several ale pumps | ? + usual snacks | Cains Brewery pub, from what I could tell it only stocked Cains beers but Cains do a few good ales so the selections ok | Fine Raisin Beer, Cains Lager | 3.9 |
 Thomas Rigby's | Dale Street | 11/01/2007 | 8 hand pumps. lots of bottles + imported beers on tap | Yes good food + usual snacks | Okells Brewery Pub, has a beer menu on all the tables which lists some of the many imported bottled and draught beers they sell along with a description, and they even recommend a good beer to compliment your meal if you're ordering food; they also have a couple of guest ales (Cains, Ossett) on top of their Okells ales. Nice atmosphere, had a smoking room and a public parlour. Imported beers included lots of stuff from Germany, Belguim(Liefman's on tap), Czech(Budweiser Budvar on tap) and the USA (Sierra Nevada) | Osset Silver King, Okells Pure Brewed Bitter, Liefman's Framboise | 4.5 |
 White Star | 'Cavern quarter' | 11/01/2007 | 4 ale pumps | ? + usual snacks | has a couple of ales, all from less well known brewers, which was good to see. fairly small old fashoned pub, not the nicest place I've been though. Like everywhere in Liverpool it plays up it's connection to some over-rated 60s band. | Bowland: White Star | 3.8 |
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