Hanover Street, Liverpool. I could not find much much history available for this pub. Located not far from the Lime Street railway station, it was called the Dewdrop Inn until being reconstructed in 1914. A police report from 1892 stated "this house has been unsatisfactorily conducted during the past year. The police, when visiting, continually find large numbers of prostitutes on the premises". (Did I mention it was close to the train station?).

It has mixed reviews online, but I found it to be a decent old boozer.

One thing I haven't mentioned yet is (generally) how nice and welcoming the bar staff is in the UK. I am (of course!) very inquisitive about the pub and the beers, and it is very rare that the person behind the bar is not helpful and kind. And most have a good knowledge of the beers and breweries. Cheers to them!