Pintimperial - The Atlas of Imperial Pints

[...] after a couple of viewings. There are a few great scenes where Hugh Jackman indulges in the imperial pint in a wonderful looking establishment. Also factoring into this story is a drunken actor, who [...]

[...] markings on their glass. Some bars have glasses that are the characteristic shape of the Imperial pint, but the volume of the glass is significantly smaller. This is a shame. We've talked about it [...]

[...] , is one establishment that understands the philosophy behind the meaning of a true pint, an Imperial Pint. Extensive, better than average British fare on the menu makes this a real destination. A [...]

[...] ., we were welcomed by some cranky patrons and made to feel at home. One would love to find an Imperial Pint here, but that would probably be deemed, "unAmerican"... 6 out of 10 Pints. [...]

[...] to London and Amsterdam for business recently. I consider both cities to be paramount for Imperial Pints. Therefore, whenever I had a little downtime from work, I would stop with my companions to [...]

[...] myself recently at the Village Tavern. A decent West Village sports bar, I felt it's 20oz Imperial Pints and happy hour gave it an advantage. Staff was super friendly, which was an added plus in [...]

[...] wrong. As British comedy, all of their projects include some great Pub scenes complete with Imperial Pints. Hot Fuzz, the latest of the pair's outings, has a couple of great Pint scenes in a small [...]

[...] A classic piece of Imperial Cinema, I present Withnail & I. Classic because it deals with two out-of-work London actors who [...]

[...] An addition to the annals of Imperial Cinema that might have squeaked by, if I hadn't rewatched it during a bout of unemployment, is 2006' [...]

The Pint Imperial is a huge Simon Pegg / Nick Frost fan. From Spaced, through Shaun of the Dead, and then, finally, to Hot Fuzz, they can do no wrong. [...]

[...] level of attention to Imperial detail as you will find at Puck Fair and Swift. Always a proper pour. A little out of the way for those of us who don't (or no longer) work in the financial [...]

[...] one thirsts for a pint, but the bar is just not an option. Six dollars you say? Just for a proper pour? It's good to know that you can get proper ales, lagers, ciders, and stouts with fresh from the [...]

[...] , whenever I had a little downtime from work, I would stop with my companions to enjoy a proper pour. London, the motherland of the Pub, takes the cake as far as Imperial Pints are concerned (with [...]

[...] huge Simon Pegg / Nick Frost fan. From Spaced, through Shaun of the Dead, and then, finally, to Hot Fuzz, they can do no wrong. As British comedy, all of their projects include some great Pub scenes [...]

[...] So, now having moved to the nesting grounds of Park Slope, it is time to give an update on some of the Imperialist Haunts in this neck of the woods. [...]

[...] It's been awhile since I've been able to venture out into the wilderness of Park Slope and enjoy a pint since the new addition. This weekend, me and the fam were able to saunter down [...]

[...] than average British fare on the menu makes this a real destination. A decent selection of proper ales and lagers served in proper glasses makes it worth staying. The Mrs. and I went on an early [...]

[...] not an option. Six dollars you say? Just for a proper pour? It's good to know that you can get proper ales, lagers, ciders, and stouts with fresh from the tap taste here in the states. Some of my [...]

[...] blog). It is unfortunate, because even before the event of baby pints, the US pint is 0.8327 of a UK pint. The standard of glass, which should be marked, is the Nonic pint glass. I have spoke of this [...]

[...] The Pint Imperial is a huge Simon Pegg / Nick Frost fan. From Spaced, through Shaun of the Dead, and then, [...]

[...] be a great thing here in NY! How many bars have you ordered in, only to receive a flat, lukewarm Pint in return for $6? Staying in Camden town, the first Pub I was able to hit was The World' [...]