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New craft ale bar to open in Reading’s Smelly Alley

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Monday, August 15, 2022 6:01 am
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Grumpy Goat is opening a bar in its Smelly Alley venue

Grumpy Goat is opening a bar in its Smelly Alley venue

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A NEW bar is opening in Reading’s Smelly Alley this Friday.

The Grumpy Goat is expanding by creating the new space upstairs.

It will have eight keg lines, as well as wine and other drinks, and serve small plates of cheese and charcuterie.

The independent shop stocks more than 500 craft beers and real ales and 60 artisan cheeses. It also specialises in cider, mead, spirits and wine, as well as coffee and tea and grilled cheese sandwiches at selected times.

The Goat Bar at the Grumpy Goat opens at 8pm and the first 20 customers will be able to enjoy a free drink.

It is also holding a Beer Club meeting on Sunday, August 28.

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