If you're looking to catch every triumphant tackle and try this Guinness Six Nations then be sure to check out our line up of some of the Capital's best beer gardens to soak up all the atmosphere! Plus book for your turf for food and we'll treat you to a round of Guinness on us!
This summer Wembley Stadium will host some of the UEFA European Football Championship 2020 games. For those who have tickets to a football match, or just simply want to come to West London to soak up the unbeatable Euros atmosphere that will be sweeping over London, you'll want to stay in a hotel close to Wembley Stadium.
With the Guinness Six Nations 2020 only a few months away, the amount of information we all need to know can get a little daunting. So we thought we'd help you out and round up everything you need to know about this year's biggest rugby tournament.
Join us this winter as the greatest teams from the Northern Hemisphere battle it out to be crowned this years Guinness Six Nations' champion. If you're struggling to choose where to witness every ruck 'n' roll, we've listed six South West London pubs you should be trying out this championship.
With the Guinness Six Nations Championship looming next month, we grabbed 10 minutes with freelance sports journalist James Harrington. James is a father of three and husband of one, he writes - mostly about rugby - for ESPN, The Rugby Paper, Irish Examiner, Rugby Pass, and the Press Association, and appears quite tall, until you get up close.
With the Guinness Six Nations on the horizon, 2020 is promising to be an incredible tournament and with a whole squad of pubs all over London and the South of England to choose from there's no better time to get ahead of the scrum and book your turf. Find out all you need to know about this year's Six Nations (including your nearest rugby pub) by clicking below and in the meantime test your rugby knowledge with our six, Six Nations facts below.
Rugby is without doubt one of the world’s greatest sports, and every four years the Rugby World Cup comes around, making the lives of us rugby fans just that little bit sweeter. We will be showing every rugby game on the TV screens in our pubs, and unfortunately many of us still don’t know the rules (and yes, we’d include some Rugby World Cup referees in that). Therefore, to help in building up your own personal rugby knowledge (so you can impress fellow fans over a pint, of course) here’s a few wonderful facts about the mighty game.
As if we haven’t been spoiled enough this summer with sport, it’s nearly rugby’s time, with the Rugby Summer Internationals and Rugby World Cup soon to be gracing our screens this August and September respectively. Rugby legends will be made, beers will be drunk and we will be celebrating all things rugby as we charge head first into all the nail-biting action. Get ahead of the scrum and plan your Rugby World Cup turf at your local Young’s and celebrate every tackle, try and tremendous game of rugby.
As summer rolls around for another year, it's time make sure your Pimm's pour is perfection!
With the international spotlight shining on Wimbledon for The Championships, a foodie’s mind is thinking about where to go, to eat and drink in SW19. Wimbledon boasts an incredible range of places, but above all it’s the pubs that really get into the Wimbledon spirit. Here is my insider’s guide to the best Wimbledon pubs to visit during The Championships 2019.
