A Very Short History of Pubs!

Pubs! Boozers! Tafarndai! Alehouses! The local! Whatever you call them, they're places you can go for a drink, a chat, and some warm convivial company. Maybe you go to a pub quiz, or an open mic night, or a gig at your own local.
But the history of the pub goes back literally thousands of years, all the way to the Roman Empire and Britannia's occupation.
Through the Anglo-Saxons to the Medieval Age, to the Evils of Gin, the Victorians and the Industrial Revolution, all the way up to the gastropubs and free house pubs of the modern day, grab a regulation pint (that's 568ml for those of you who are metric!), pull up a stool at the bar, turn down the tv, and join me on a whirlwind history of the boozer!

Iechyd da! Cheers!

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