Young’s Day
Celebrate 195 Years Young
Young’s Day
On Tap App Treat
To celebrate 195 Years Young’s, we’re treating our Young’s On Tap app customers to a drink on us. So head to your local, raise a glass and join us in saying cheers to 195 years of Young’s.
Your complimentary drink will be available in the ‘Your Treats’ section of the Young’s On Tap app from 14th–20th September 2026. Simply choose a pint of Young’s Original or Estrella Damm and add it to your basket. Prefer something different? You can also opt for a glass of Morandé Colección Privada Sauvignon Blanc or Merlot, or a Coca-Cola. Your chosen drink will then be automatically redeemed at checkout.
A toast to Tradition
Long before lorries and vans, every pint of Young’s beer made its way to our pubs by horse and cart. Our magnificent dray horses hauled barrel-laden wagons through the streets of London, becoming an iconic part of Young’s history.
This Young’s Day, we’re bringing a little of that history back to the capital. On Thursday 17th September, our iconic Shire horses will be making a special appearance outside The Phene in Chelsea from 12pm–3pm, giving you the chance to meet our gentle giants and raise a glass to 195 years of Young’s.
The celebrations don’t stop there. The Phene will be serving a seasonal three-course lunch for just £19.50, complete with a welcome half pint of Young’s Original and a selection of nibbles, while the Chelsea Pensioners bring even more occasion to the afternoon with a song or two.
The Return of RamRod
To celebrate 195 Years Young’s, we’re bringing back a familiar favourite. From 17th September, RamRod will return to the bar at 36 selected Young’s pubs for a limited time only. And once it’s gone, it’s gone.
Named after RamRod D’Arcy, the Dorset Horn ram who once called the Young’s brewery home and whose likeness still proudly forms part of our emblem today, this is a pint with plenty of Young’s history behind it.
Specially brewed by Head Brewer Simon Perrett at King Street Brewhouse in Bristol, RamRod is a 4.5% ABV craft beer made with pale ale and crystal malt. Expect rich notes of biscuit, toast, toffee and dark caramel, balanced with a gentle herbal bitterness for a satisfyingly malt-forward pint.
Find RamRod in these pubs…
King Street Brew House, Bristol
Bristol BS1 4RR
A modern brewpub located in the Old City part of Bristol. Equipped with their own multi-award winning 1,000 litre microbrewery creating everything from pales to stouts and sours.
Bath Brew House
Bath BA1 2BX
Nestled on James St West, your go-to destination in the heart of Bath for exceptional beer, fresh and delicious food, and a vibrant atmosphere.
Highbury Vaults
Bristol, Bristol BS2 8DE
Sitting proudly on top of St Michael’s Hill, steeped in traditional charm with a quirk or two in every corner.
Lock Keeper
Keynsham, Bristol BS31 2DD
Dating back as far is 1719, a Grade II listed lovely pub stands proudly on Keynsham Lock beside the banks of the River Avon.
Lamb Tavern
The City, London EC3V 1LR
Situated within the stunning surroundings of Leadenhall Market in the heart of the City of London, perfect for an after-work pint.
Dirty Dicks
The City, London EC2M 4NR
A traditional pub in the heart of the City of London, close to Liverpool Street and Shoreditch. Serving fine ales, wine and spirits to the East End since the 1800’s.
Nell Gwynne
London WC2R 0NP
One of London’s most charming and historic hidden treasures.
The Lamb
Westminster, London WC1N 3LZ
One of London's most historic pubs, complete with its original snob screens, a visit to the Grade II listed pub in Conduit Street is like stepping back in time.
Marquess of Anglesey
Covent Garden, London WC2E 7AU
One of Soho’s most historic pubs, famous in Central London as a meeting point for drinks, a bite to eat, and of course plenty of parties.
Richard the First
Greenwich, London SE10 8RT
A gorgeous pub located on the historic Royal Hill, a stone’s throw away from the centre of Greenwich, and only 400m from Greenwich DLR station.
Cutty Sark
Greenwich, London SE10 9PD
A historical riverside pub nestled on the banks of the River Thames at Ballast Quay that has been a beloved institution for many years, offering top-notch seasonal dishes.
The Wheatsheaf
London Bridge, London SE1 9AA
A stone’s throw away from London Bridge in the heart of London’s most popular foodie market you’ll come across the hidden party under the bridge.
Celebrating for a good cause
Young’s Day celebrations will be in full swing across our pubs in London and the South, with everything from raffles and giveaways to live music, parties and plenty of reasons to raise a glass.
And while we’re celebrating 195 Years Young’s, we’ll be raising money for children’s rugby charity Wooden Spoon and the incredible local community projects it supports. With over 280 pubs joining the celebrations, find your nearest, get involved in the fun and help us raise a glass, and vital funds, for a brilliant cause.
Our Heritage
From ancient, oak-beamed village inns to east London underground cocktail bars, Young’s has been running some of the country’s best pubs for nearly 200 years. We’ve seen seven monarchs, 52 different Prime Ministers, two world wars and we’re still going strong today.