International Beer Day is taking place today (Friday, August 2) – and what better way is there to mark the occasion than to spend the evening in one of the best pubs in the area?
The Good Beer Guide, which is published annually by CAMRA, lists the best pubs across Chesterfield and north Derbyshire – perfect for beer lovers searching for somewhere to visit.
The list of Chesterfield and north Derbyshire venues featured in the guide can be found below – will you be popping into one of these pubs to celebrate International Beer Day?
5. The Glassworks, Chesterfield
The Glassworks, the third of Brampton Brewery’s Chesterfield pubs, has up to “eight hand pulls” with a “wide range of Brampton ales - plus ever-changing guests.” Photo: Google
6. Rose and Crown, Brampton
The guide says: “This award winning pub is a tied house to Brampton Brewery”, offering “monthly live jazz sessions, regular real ale festivals and live music evenings throughout the year.” Photo: Google
7. The Rykneld Turnpyke, John Street, Clay Cross
According to CAMRA, the Rykneld Turnpyke “features a large bar with up to four cask ales” and offers a “cosy, welcoming feel.” Photo: Google
8. The Coach & Horses, Dronfield
The guide says: “This welcoming pub is operated by Thornbridge Brewery and showcases both a good range of their beers and occasional guest ales.” Photo: Google