Drinks at The Goat in Boots
A proper pint, poured with purpose
At The Goat in Boots, our bar celebrates the best of British and Irish brewing alongside a few international favourites. From crisp lagers and golden ales to rich stouts and small-batch spirits, every pour has been selected for its quality and character.
Whether you’re here for a casual pint, a quick pre-theatre drink or a lively round, our bar team will be happy to recommend something that hits the spot.
Our Tap Line-up
Murphy’s Irish Stout
A smooth, creamy stout with gentle roasted malt flavours and a touch of chocolate sweetness — an Irish classic that’s endlessly drinkable.
Hawkstone Session Lager
Created using barley grown on Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm, this light, easy-drinking session lager is smooth, crisp and full of character.
Tennent’s Lager
Scotland’s favourite lager — crisp, refreshing and brewed with pure Scottish water for over 130 years. A true national icon.
Lost & Grounded ‘Wanna Go To The Sun’ Pale Ale
A juicy pale ale bursting with tropical fruit and citrus hop flavour — light, vibrant and full of sunshine.
DEYA ‘Steady Rolling Man’ Pale Ale
An easy-drinking modern pale ale, overflowing with fresh tropical hops and smooth body. One of the UK’s most celebrated craft beers.
Guinness Draught
Iconic and unmistakable — velvety smooth with roasted malt, coffee and caramel notes. The world’s most famous stout, poured to perfection.
Hawkstone Cider
Crafted with British apples and a touch of wild fermentation — crisp, dry and refreshing with a clean finish.
Pillars Helles Lager
Clean, crisp and perfectly balanced, this modern Helles-style lager from London’s Pillars Brewery is a showcase of British craft precision.
Lucky Saint
An award-winning alcohol-free lager that’s unfiltered for body and flavour. Biscuity malts and gentle citrus hops make it satisfyingly full of taste.
Boddington’s
“The Cream of Manchester” is the iconic, official tagline for Boddingtons, a renowned English pale ale first brewed in 1778 at the Strangeways Brewery in Manchester.