Opened in June 2015, The Hopbunker is a basement bar located a stone’s throw from Cardiff Castle. Owned by the Hopcarft/Pixie Spring Brewery, the bar has the largest selection of cask beers in the city.

The beer-themed gents toilets at the Hopbunker in Cardiff.

The Draft House is a very tiny, single-roomed pub located a short walk from Goodge Street tube station in Fitzrovia, London. Opened in August, 2012, the pub has a history dating back to the 18th century.

The Cambrian Tap opened in May 2015 and is owned by the Brains Brewery. The pub is a showcase for it Brains Craft Brewery branded beers. Until recently the pub was the Irish-themed Kitty Flynns.

The Urban Pop Up is a temporary pub from Newport’s Tiny Rebel Brewery. They already have the Urban Tap House in Cardiff and if successful, the Newport pub will become a permanent fixture.

Knott Bar is a popular bar nestled beneath a railway arch near Deansgate Railway Station (once Knott Mill Station).

Dating back to 1776, The Castle Hotel is owned by Stockport’s Robinson’s Brewery and is located in Manchester’s Northern Quarter. In 2009, the pub underwent a refurbishment to restore it to how it looked when it received a makeover in 1898.

The Grey Horse Inn is one of Manchester’s smallest pubs (the Circus Tavern two doors down is a little smaller. Consisting of a small round bar which bisects a small room, the pub still serves four beers from Hydes Brewery, the owner of the pub.

The Grey Horse Inn is one of Manchester’s smallest pubs (the Circus Tavern two doors down is a little smaller. Consisting of a small round bar which bisects a small room, the pub still serves four beers from Hydes Brewery, the owner of the pub.

The Abel Heywood is a pub and boutique located in Manchester’s Northern Quarter. Owned by the Hydes Brewery, the pub is named after Abel Heywood, a publisher, radical and two-time mayor of Manchester.