Mitchells is more than just an off licence, and isn't somewhere just to pick up multipacks of lager…read more- though you can do that if you wish! To the back of the shop there is an extensive wine area, which is Mitchell's speciality. There is also a large range of champagnes and even a specialised cigar area. The owners of Mitchells take a lot more care in the presentation of their stock than most other off licences, and the long, corridor like unit leads you into the shop and past the shelves of real and organic ales, past the spirits and continental lagers, until you reach the wine area. The staff are very friendly, and there are always special offers on other drinking paraphenalia, such as glasses, bottle openers and corkscrews. The family have had a shop in the area, starting in other forms, as a butchers and then a green grocers and it feels really nice to still be able to buy things from a local and well thought out business.

This is a proper Real Ale Store, I can vouch for this as I have used it on quite a few occasions,…read moreThe Owner is really passionate about his Ale and won't just sell you any old Rubbish for the sake of it. There are a wide variety of bottled beers, not just the same old stuff you can get in Morrisons, but plenty of real quality varieties to suit most tastes. There are guest ales, and you can buy re-usable sealable flaggans to take home with you which hold about 4 pints, or cartons. We bought gift vouchers for our relatives. After tasting them all of course. I have built up a rapport with the owner since using the shop and as I travel the country and have relatives in Germany have brought back beers for him to try and possibly stock. We even bought themed beer for my Brother in Law to wet the baby's head in celebration of the birth of his first son. If you live in Newark, you owe it to yourself to visit the Real Ale Store.

Having searched extensively for a certain beer as a Christmas present I was delighted when I found…read moreit available at the real ale store. The recipient of the special beer is equally delighted! I shall certainly be ordering from the store again.

Red Zebra has recently moved from its shop in the Westfield Centre to a new location on Queen…read moreStreet, in Derby's Cathedral Quarter. It seems to fit in much better in the new premises, in an area that includes slightly more up-market and specialist shops. Red Zebra have a large range of fine ales, wines and spirits, and offer more than your regular off-licence. The owner is very knowledgeable, and will give advice on which wine to choose for a particular occasion, or to suit someone else's tastes. They have just started offering tasting evenings, with a different selection of wines or other drinks at each evening, a great opportunity to taste something you may not have tried before.

Off licence that has recently moved from Westfield to the cathedral area. Wide selection of wines,…read morewith some ports, sherries and spirits. Staff are very knowledgable and happy to help you make a selection for that special occasion. Has recently started to open a few nights a week as a wine bar. Really nice atmosphere, although quite expensive.

Booze buster is always a great place to go and get a couple of bottles for a party. It's not that…read moreexpensive and you can get everything you need inside the shop, if your buying spirits you can get your mixers ect. It's cheap for packs of lager too in 24packs ect, thats why its great for parties because you can just stop off and stick up on the way. They have a really good range too especially of spirits so you can always find what your looking for, they will ask for id so if you look longer but are old enough to buy alcohol then i would take id with you so you won't be refused a sale. Customer service isn't much in the shop but your never there long anyway only passing through.

Great little place, no notes. I liked the games and the drinks of course were great.read more

The Barrel Drop is an awesome micropub located down Nottingham's most famous alleyway. With around…read more10 real ales, served fresh from the cask, and a cider or too (plus bottles in the fridge and I believe wine) you will be sure to find a beer you love. A haven for Real Ale drinkers and Craft Beer fans, it's a really welcome one-room pub and should be at the top of your list of pubs to visit when in Notts.

The Kelham Island Brewery was purpose built in 1990 on land adjoining the Fat Cat in Alma Street…read more Since The Kelham Island Brewery opened, all four of Sheffield's large breweries have closed. First was Whitbread's old Tennants brewery on Bridge Street followed by Bass' Hope & Anchor Brewery. Within the last year Bass' Stones brewery and Ward's have closed leaving The Kelham Island Brewery as Sheffield's largest brewery. The Kelham Island Brewery visitor centre is well worth a visit. http://www.kelhambrewery.co.uk/

Was a little disappointed guess it's a case of building up expectations . In fact it's a great pub…read morewith a very good range of real ale at a good quality . But nothing special about the actual building its a bit victorian but no special features just comfy and welcoming .

This is a great wee pub, and it even has its own wee decking area out back to enjoy the sun!…read more Really good selection of real ales, craft beers and a few nice bottles beers too - they also offer food at a really good price. Very nice interior too and friendly staff too. Great place!

The MoCa Bar is actually more of a modern-style pub, not what you would normally call a "bar". It…read moreis bright and friendly, the decor simple but attractive, and it appeals more to the clientèle you would normally find in a traditional real ale pub. But since The Railway Hotel is under renovation, the The Boathouse has been turned into a veterinarian clinic and The Crown is just an average Spoon, you aren't left with too many options in the centre of Matlock. And the MoCa Bar is a nice pub indeed: It offers quite a healthy selection of hand-pumped real ales from many different small breweries (rotating), and it's centrally located. The staff are friendly and competent, the beers well-kept. It is rather small and can get quite busy on a weekend. Recommended for Matlock!

The only place I have found locally which stocks Sailor Jerry's Rum! Prices aren't too bad and…read morethere's limited parking out front or you could park behind in the Co-Op car park as no-one seems to check. Limited range of cigs and lots of booze available and it's open quite late most evenings.