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Foxglove

(formerly Cured; Hop & Berry; Barnsbury)

209-211 Liverpool Road
Barnsbury
London
N1 1LX

• (020) 7609 7129
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• thefoxglove.co.uk/

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Opening Times

Owner

KPS Pub Co

About the Pub

Recently re-opend, our drinker on the ground reports this, "I'm not sure how 'regular' these beers will be, but last night the choice of real ales was between: Anspach & Hobday Extra Pale, Tiny Rebel Juicy, Tiny Rebel Cwtch, Wild Beer Co Saaz Trek."

From Propel Dec 2018, "KPS Pub Co to transform newly acquired Islington bar into artisan beer venue: KPS Pub Co has acquired the leasehold of Cured Bar in Liverpool Road, Islington, in a deal brokered by agent Savills. The property was marketed at a guide price of £125,000. KPS Pub Co will turn the venue into The Foxglove, a neighbourhood pub serving drinks solely sourced from small and independent producers.

The ground-floor bar and dining area will provide 64 covers. A KPS Pub Co spokesman said: “We hope to inject some passion and integrity into the pub scene based on our appreciation of good-quality, independently made alcohol. The focus of the pub will be on artisan beer and spirits, with the aim of making craft beer accessible for all.” Chris Bickle, director in the licensed leisure team at Savills, added: “The locality is home to several award-winning dining pubs and the arrival of The Foxglove as a carefully curated wet-led pub will complement the area well.”

As it had been......

NOTE - after a brief closure, reopened as Cured - perhaps a restaurant? Maybe an eatery? Three identifiable ales among other founts, but all on keg: Fuller's London Pride Unfiltered, Fuller's Montana Red and Hammerton's N1.

Prior to that had once again re-opened after a brief closure and re-furbishment with a new name (Hop & Berry) and a commitment to London beers. However, in March 2016 a surveyor was informed of their decision to drop all cask beers and focus solely on kegs. However, in August 2016 one cask beer was spotted though you wouldn't know it. It appeared on the blackboard along with the craft stuff. No pump clip and no Indication on the BB that it was cask. The pub has outside seating on a front terrace and a beer garden at the rear.

Changing cask ales

This pub serves 4 changing beers.

Source: National

Updated on 01/09/2020
Last surveyed on 31/12/2018
Branch responsible is North London

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