Selston micro pub offering beer dedicated to Nottingham Forest legend Brian Clough

A Selston micro pub is offering a new beer dedicated to Nottingham Forest legend Brian Clough.
By Sam Ward
Published 7th Aug 2020, 12:27 BST
Updated 7th Aug 2020, 12:46 BST

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The pilsner-style beer, which is brewed by Castle Rock Brewery, is dedicated to, and named after Clough, and is available from The Dogs Paws now.

The beer was first made available by Castle Rock Brewery in 2015, and is back by popular demand after an eagle-eyed regular spotted that the special pilsner would be available at The Dogs Paws in Selston from August 6, giving drinkers a second chance to taste it.

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Castle Rock Brewery posted on Facebook: “We've never needed much of an excuse to celebrate the best manager England never had, but the 40 year anniversary of Forest's SECOND European Cup win will do!

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The beer dedicated to Nottingham Forest hero Brian Clough will be available at The Dogs Paws in SelstonThe beer dedicated to Nottingham Forest hero Brian Clough will be available at The Dogs Paws in Selston
The beer dedicated to Nottingham Forest hero Brian Clough will be available at The Dogs Paws in Selston

“The easy-drinking pilsner style beer is back with the FA Cup.”

The landlord of The Dogs Paws, a micro brewery connected to the Portland Road Post Office, is hoping the themed beer will bring punters back to the pub, which only re-opened its doors a few weeks ago.

Karl Quickfall, landlord at The Dogs Paws, said: “We have had the beer on before, it is very good and noted by other people that have tried it.

"It will go no problem!

The pilsner-style beer by Nottingham-based Castle Rock came back on to taps on July 31 to coincide with the FA Cup final.The pilsner-style beer by Nottingham-based Castle Rock came back on to taps on July 31 to coincide with the FA Cup final.
The pilsner-style beer by Nottingham-based Castle Rock came back on to taps on July 31 to coincide with the FA Cup final.
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“Last week wasn’t so busy because it was the last two weeks of school holidays, so I am probably expecting the same as last week.

"With the finer weather we have been almost back to normal, but it has been quite quiet recently.”

Visit The Dogs Paws Facebook page for more on upcoming beers: www.facebook.com/pages/category/Pub/The-Dogs-Paws-369097503930850/.

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