These custom made beer cask urinals and cistern are the star attraction at The Famous Royal Navy Volunteer in Bristol, England. They’re not the first to do this but they’ve done a much better job than some that I’ve seen.

Beers at the Holborn Whippet in London are dispensed from a central brick column with keg on one side and cask on the other. Tiles above the taps are used to display helpful information about each beer.

The impressive lineup of cask beers and traditional ciders at the Cock Tavern in Hackney, London. You can view more photos of the pub on Travels with Beer.

The Wellington in Birmingham, England features an impressive 16 cask ales that are forever changing. They do a great job of informing people when the beers change and you can view a live list of their beers on their website. You can read a review of the pub on Travels with Beer.

Behind the bar at the City Arms, a redeveloped Brains pub that provides one of the best selections of ale and foreign beers in Cardiff. You can read a review of the pub on Travels with Beer.

Barrels and brewing equipment at Great Divide in Denver, Colorado. Notice that yeti sticker? Oak aged Yeti is a fantastic beer.

This is a site every beer drinker wants to see when walking into a pub. As well as the 8 casks of ale they also sold La Chouffe, Mort Subite, Kuppers Kolsch, Zot, Rothaus and Moravka. On top of that they also have a great selection of bottles. Read a review of the Cask over on Travels with Beer.

A pint of Tomos Watkin's Worms Head Ale at the Helvetia Bar inside the Worms Head Hotel in Rhossili, Swansea.

Yum. I think the photo says it all. Taken at Lock Stock & Barrel in Newbury.

Gotta keep that beer cool. Some Brooklyn Pennant sits on the bar at the Tap and Mallet.