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Lockhart Tavern Haywards Heath



BensGrandad

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Jul 13, 2003
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Just out of interest how do you put water into a keg of beer? Aren't they pressurised containers so they can't be affected by outside influences?

It is very simple there are a couple of ways but can be dangerous if not carried out correctly I way is to de pressurise the keg replace the beer and then pressurise it again and the 2nd which I was shown by a Tech Services man in 1970 is based on a syphon system and liquid finding its own level., which is much safer. Until very late in my life as a publican I never knew how to open a Guinness Keg but was shown how by an Irish publican friend of mine. Cask beer is much much simpler.that even my 4 year old grandson could do.
 














Blackadder

Brighton Bhuna Boy
Jul 6, 2003
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Haywards Heath
Savannah, that's such a classy name for a bar


You will have [MENTION=24092]BIRDMAN[/MENTION] after you. :)

Going back to the OP. We went to La Campana yesterday then had a drink in the Orange Square and Savannah. Managed to sit outside. Very nice (I thought £6.20 for the cheapest Gin and Tonic a little steep at Savannah).

We then walked over to the Lockhart but could not get a seat outside. It was fairly packed.. It's a good bar.
 








BensGrandad

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You will have [MENTION=24092]BIRDMAN[/MENTION] after you. :)

Going back to the OP. We went to La Campana yesterday then had a drink in the Orange Square and Savannah. Managed to sit outside. Very nice (I thought £6.20 for the cheapest Gin and Tonic a little steep at Savannah).

We then walked over to the Lockhart but could not get a seat outside. It was fairly packed.. It's a good bar.

You have gone someway to answering my original question as obviously I have seen it when there has been nobody in there but obviously at times it is busy.


Out of curiosity what did you think of in the food La Campana? I think the drinks are expensive but that is usual and expected in a restaurant.
 


Frutos

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jNo ,just answering a question that is wrongly assumed. I would never tell anybody how to do it. Do as I did years ago find your own feet.

1) You did tell us how to do it (Post #61).

2) By saying "do as I did years ago", it sounds like you are admitting that you used to defraud your customers by this method.
 


hans kraay fan club

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1) You did tell us how to do it (Post #61).

2) By saying "do as I did years ago", it sounds like you are admitting that you used to defraud your customers by this method.

'Defraud' is a bit harsh. He has already clearly explained, that they didn't LIKE standard strength Fosters. They liked it better watered down.
 






Blackadder

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Jul 6, 2003
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Haywards Heath
You have gone someway to answering my original question as obviously I have seen it when there has been nobody in there but obviously at times it is busy.


Out of curiosity what did you think of in the food La Campana? I think the drinks are expensive but that is usual and expected in a restaurant.

La Campana is our favourite restaurant in HH. We find the food good and the staff very friendly. The House wine is a fairly reasonable price. Unfortunately they do not sell a draught beer.
 


BensGrandad

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La Campana is our favourite restaurant in HH. We find the food good and the staff very friendly. The House wine is a fairly reasonable price. Unfortunately they do not sell a draught beer.

It is also our favorite and never been let down on the food. No draught was my main gripe although the bottles at £3.25 for 330ml is quite reasonable. I am sure the previous owners sold keg beer
 




Lady Whistledown

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Jul 7, 2003
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Edna is currently making up the charge sheet I would imagine...

She's bloody not. She's thinking that the Lockhart Tavern seems like a great place to go in town, on the basis that it's unlikely to be full of moaning old men.
 










BensGrandad

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She's bloody not. She's thinking that the Lockhart Tavern seems like a great place to go in town, on the basis that it's unlikely to be full of moaning old men.

I may well try it so dont jump too soon. I do not particularly like the Dark Star I have tried but they may do one that I do like so you never know. My likes and dislikes are based on personal taste and not on ABV of the beer.hence I like Taylors Landlord and Fullers London Pride. This thread was about the fact that I had never seen them busy but as others have pointed out it is at certain times.
 


Lady Whistledown

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I may well try it so dont jump too soon. I do not particularly like the Dark Star I have tried but they may do one that I do like so you never know. My likes and dislikes are based on personal taste and not on ABV of the beer.hence I like Taylors Landlord and Fullers London Pride. This thread was about the fact that I had never seen them busy but as others have pointed out it is at certain times.

Well if I see you in there, I'll be sure to buy you a pint to spare you any further wallet-shock :wink:
 


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