In Issue 120 of Singletrack Magazine, our Classic Ride writers stayed at the Yorkshire Cycle Hub. Here’s what’s in store if you choose to do the same.
“I’d like a pink gin and tonic” said my wife. Good choice, I thought, I’ll have one of those too. But then it struck me – I was going to have to order two not-entirely-manly drinks from the bar of a pub full of locals. In deepest Yorkshire. Although I’ve done my best to lose my Little Lord Fauntleroy accent over the years, I wasn’t sure I would entirely blend in, so it was with no small amount of trepidation that I ordered our drinks.
“What kind of tonic water would you like with those? We’ve got a choice of different ones, designed to complement our extensive range of gins. There’s some tasting notes on the back of the gin menu” said the lady behind the bar. At this point I was already somewhat in a state of a shock. “I’d recommend the Mediterranean one, the subtle herb flavours really set off the taste of some of the gins” chipped in one of the locals sitting at the bar.
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