Virtual Pub Crawl

Join this pub crawl and tread in the ghostly footsteps of innkeepers, smugglers, authors and bargemen of old.

Jim is a particularly obstinate customer at the Shutter Inn at Gotherington, drinking five gallons a day from a bucket - he doesn't even pay!

Beer Billy

The Staffordshire pub where the beer bottles roll uphill and the landlord claims, "You come in drunk and go out sober".

"Try and separate a country man from his beer and you're asking for trouble." A stark warning from Lyonshall in Herefordshire.

Will the 'cold, clammy hands' of Five to Four Fred, Newton Burgoland's celebrated ghost, send shivers down Denise's spine?

Mr Dhanjal from Wolverhampton: custodian of one of the most vital positions in any community.

Another Campari for the road, sir? Non-alcoholic of course!

Hippy Hippy Shakes - Award-winning cocktail waiter in Salcombe

Well and truly steering the helm at The Jolly Butchers pub in Ber Street, Norwich is Antoinette Hannent better known as 'Black Anna'.

The perfect spot for an ecclesiastical drop of sherry: the Mug House pub next door to the church at Claines.

Beer and Bangers are almost a recipe for disaster in this English Pub

The Twitchells represent a new generation. Living in the very centre of Norwich, they enjoy the benefits of a pub, markets, and an underground jazz club right on their doorstep.

A drag act sings in a pub while a Pearly King watches in this short film shot in a London pub in 1963.

Far from the new-fangled 'chrome plated' American import of ten pin bowling this is Gloucestershire's traditional pub version of skittles.

Naturalist Michael Clegg indulges in the food, drink, and local legends of some of Yorkshire’s most famous public houses.

Care for a drinko at La Verda Stelo? If so you might need a phrasebook as it's Britain's only Esperanto pub.

Darrell Jones is trying to elevate the pub crawl to a competitive sport. Well, at least he's wearing his track suit!

A pint of Whitbread Trophy makes the actor Brian Glover wax lyrical about its Shakespearean properties.

A lesson in pouring technique for the bottled buyer.

Two classic masculine pastimes from the 1970s - allotments and pubs.

The pub with an open door policy

A revealing tour of London's notable buildings - some now lost for ever - which uncovers their intriguing histories.

How can opening a pub help you resist the temptation of a drink? Meet the Armagh Pioneers to find your answer.

Beer and cider by the back door. Twyning in Gloucestershire says goodbye to the last of the village beer houses.

A slow reception for edible snails at the Miners Arms

It's flat caps and fags in 60s Southwold as Bob Wellings natters with the natives to find out the secret of a good pint.

What will the 'working man' of Stone do when their beloved Joules ale is replaced by inferior keg beers?

An amateur travelogue featuring the Cinque Ports of Kent and Sussex featuring castles, shipping, dainty Tudor streets, a cathedral and a ride on a miniature railway.

Ah, those were the days when competitive racing and a pint of stout went hand-in-hand.

A Guinness advert emphasising its virtues as an accompaniment to a traditional ploughman’s lunch.

A young Michael Caine bursts on to the scene as a cheeky soldier in this delightful advert for Watney's beer.