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Enjoy a Christmas drink at your local
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HINK of Christmas and most people imagine Christmas trees with presents underneath, snow
falling outside,log firesand a glass of mulled wine. Mulled wine,warmed red
wine mixed with spices, is the tipple of choice formanyat Christmas, butwherecan you go to getagood one? One of the most atmospher-
ic places to go and sup some of the warm stuff is THE GEORGE pub, in Borough High Street. London’sonly surviving galleried coaching inn, it has recentlybeen refur- bished and as well as deli- cious mulled wine,offersa decent menuaswell. THE TRAFALGAR TAVERN,inParkRow,
Greenwich, is asuper place to enjoya glass of mulled wine.Look out of beau- tiful baywindows onto the riverfor a cosy treat. THE FOUNDERS ARMS pub on Bankside
is currentlyserving mulled wine by the mugful! With unrivalled views, taking in
some of the most iconic sights of the London skyline,this stunning, glass- frontedpub has alarge patio overlooking St Paul’sand the City whereyou can sit and watch the boats go by.Blankets and outside heatersallow youtoenjoyand soak up the atmosphereevenonthe chilliest evening. THE SHIP
next to
Drop in: The George pub in Borough High Street
hand pulled beer and of course,atthis time of year,its delicious mulled wine. Nestled on the green in the centreof historic Nunhead,THEOLD NUN’SHEAD is atouch of the countryside in the city, and this Christmas will be hosting a fabulous Christmas Ale festivalbetween December 16 and 18. Not to be missed!
Wandsworthbridgehas been supplying fine ales, wines and food to its sur- rounding residents since 1786 when it wasfounded as aThamesideWaterman’s Inn. It is famous forhearty traditional, freshlycooked food, great wine,fantastic
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