I Visited the UK's OFFICIAL BEST Cider Pub

Why It Matters

The piece underscores cider’s evolving appeal and the economic and tourism value of regional pubs, showing how awards and craft beverage diversity can spotlight unexpected local destinations and boost small hospitality businesses.

Summary

The hosts visit the CAMRA UK Cider Pub of the Year in Great Yarmouth, touring nearby Gorleston and stopping at a new local taproom, The Thirsty Crow, before heading to Blackfriars Tavern to sample a range of ciders. American guest Rose compares British ciders—traditional sharp, high‑ABV styles and newer flavored varieties like rhubarb—to trends she’s seen in the U.S., while the video also highlights local sights, street art and seaside culture. The episode blends tasting notes, local color and pub culture, showcasing both classic and contemporary cider offerings. Along the way the presenters emphasize the surprising location and community behind the award-winning pub.

Original Description

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In today's video myself and rabies advocate @R@RoseRulando to The Blackfriars Tavern in Great Yarmouth, the CAMRA champion cider pub.

Subscribe to Rose if you don't already. She's awesome and makes great football content: @Ros@RoseRulandlackfriars Tavern: https://www.blackfriarstavern.co.uk

Thanks also to Bethany for inviting us to the Thirsty Crow Taproom: https://www.instagram.com/thirstycrowtaproom/

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