Synopsis:
Join the Yorkshire Evening Post's award-winning beer writer Simon Jenkins on a criss-cross pub crawl through Leeds, calling in at dozens of popular watering holes.Along with descriptions of the beers, pubs and adventures the author encounters along the way, The Great Leeds Pub Crawl also contains fascinating asides about local history, the story of brewing in the city, and it suggests plenty of alternative routes to keep even the thirstiest pub-crawler satisfied.Comprehensively revised and updated, with even more magnificent colour photos, this is a book that no visitor to - or resident of - West Yorkshire's largest city can afford to be without. An ale trail with a difference, it looks at no less than 63 pubs in detail and many more in passing. This is an entertaining, informative and at times surprising tour of one of Britain's most vibrant metropolises.Whether you are after a quiet pint, a lively night out, a chat with friendly locals, the odd cocktail or a quality bite to eat, The Great Leeds Pub Crawl is the guide for you.
About the Author:
Simon Jenkins has been the Yorkshire Evening Post's pubs and beer correspondent for over20 years, having also contributed to the New Statesman, Yorkshire Post, Goole Chronicle,Halifax Evening Courier, Selby Times and Tesco magazine among others. He has won numerousawards from the British Guild of Beer Writers, including their highest accolade, British BeerWriter of the Year, in 2010. His Taverner column remains a Thursday-night feature of the YEP.
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