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I found Questors Grapevine bar last night:
http://www.questors.org.uk/microsite.aspx?ref=276&page=276
The Grapevine is a friendly club bar that serves the Members and Friends of The Questors Theatre and their guests, as well as visiting companies and audience members. The club is open seven nights a week and Sunday lunchtimes and is managed and staffed entirely by volunteers. We are the proud holders of a Cask Marque award for the quality of our real ales, we appear in the 2014 edition of The Good Beer Guide and were CAMRA National Club of the Year 2012. We are currently holding our Autumn Beer Festival - the full list of beers can be found here. We also provide a range of draught lagers and ciders, as well as wines and spirits - all at very reasonable prices.
They had a beer festival on so I tried a few:
http://www.questors.org.uk/microsite.aspx?ref=276&page=280
Buntingford Twitchell (3.8%) - Hertfordshire - Gold Bitter and Overall Silver Awards
Surrey Hills Ranmore Ale (3.8%) - Surrey - Joint Bronze Bitter **
Fyne Ales Jarl **(3.8%) - Argyll - Gold Golden Ale and Overall Bronze Awards
Great Orme Welsh Black (4.0%) - Conwy - Gold Mild
Purple Moose Glaslyn Ale (4.2%) - Gwynedd - Joint Bronze Best Bitter
Woodforde's Nelson's Revenge (4.5%) - Norfolk - Joint Bronze Best Bitter**
Kelburn Dark Moor** (4.5%) - Glasgow - Gold Winter Old Ale
Mordue Workie Ticket (4.5%) - North Shields - Gold Best Bitter
Castle Rock Screech Owl (5.5%) - Nottingham - Bronze Strong Bitter
Elland 1872 Porter (6.5%) - West Yorkshire - Gold Winter Porter and Overall Gold Awards
We also have a selection of bottled beers from Hanwell's Weird Beard (Black Perle and Mariana Trench)and Ellenberg's (Black Ale and Dark Smoky Wheat Beer) breweries. And, as a late addition, we have Gwynt y Ddraig Farmhouse Pyder - yes, made from a mixture of apples and pears. All at £2.50 a pint/bottle.