Real Ale limited

Richmond, London

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Address:

371 Richmond Road, London TW1 2EF

Tube:

Richmond Station (1.1 km)

Nearby stations:

St Margarets Station (0.6 km)
Twickenham Railway Station (1.4 km)

Contact us:

020 8892 3710

www.realale.com

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sarahhill100
Hampton Hill
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Review of Real Ale limited from 7 March 2011

really decent ale shop, perfect for pressies and I loved that I could get bottles with my Dad's name on for his birthday! great service too - thank you.

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Phil Cham...
Copenhagen
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Review of Real Ale limited from 20 October 2008

Fantastic real ale shop (what a great concept!!) that sells a massive range of ale out of their Twickenham shop (just over the Richmond bridge), but also delivers to the UK via their website. If you’re fed up of paying pub prices, or your local has closed down, here’s the solution!

Unfortunately due to tax/documentation reasons and shipping costs it’s not possible to deliver outside of the UK - boohoo for us (now) expats.

Keep up the good work chaps!

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dmj1962, 23 October 2008:
Ooh! Sounds worth checking out - a pity it’s so far away for me…
Phil Chambers, 23 October 2008:
They deliver!
dmj1962, 23 October 2008:
Maybe it’d be a dangerous place to browse…
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