Edinburgh. Dates back to 1893, built on Candlemaker Row (1722) adjacent to Greyfriars Kirkyard. It is named after Bobby, a loyal Skye Terrier who's owner was John Gray, a night watchman for the Edinburgh police. After Gray's death in 1858 Bobby began a loyal vigil at his owners grave for 14 years until his own death in 1872. Bobby was buried in the same Kirkyard as his owner. In 1873 a bronze statue of Bobby was erected on a water fountain opposite the Kirkyard entrance on Candlemaker row. It is said rubbing his nose brings good luck, hence its shininess. I enjoyed a Jack Back Ale from Stewart Brewing, a tasty hoppy ale made with Mosaic and Citra hops.