The Rake

Address: 14 Winchester Walk, London, Greater London - United Kingdom

Checkins

66

Avarage rating at this location

3.83

 

Peter Marsh

Tasty NEIPA

4.0

11 months ago

 
3.5

11 months ago

 

C H

4.0

about 1 year ago

 
0.0

about 1 year ago

 

Tom Anderson

If you like this sort of thing, you'll like it, but honestly, what's the point of it. You weirdos.

3.0

about 1 year ago

 
0.0

about 1 year ago

 
4.0

about 1 year ago

 
2.75

about 1 year ago

 
4.0

about 1 year ago

 
2.75

over 1 year ago

 
3.75

over 1 year ago

 
3.25

over 1 year ago

 

Rob Cripwell

Very minimal... Almost like flavored water

3.0

over 1 year ago

 
3.75

over 1 year ago

 
4.0

over 1 year ago

 
3.5

over 1 year ago

 
3.75

over 1 year ago

 
3.75

over 1 year ago

 

Alexander Leibenzon

Nice balance between the sweet and sour flavors. A go-to for the lovers of berline weisse style.

4.25

almost 2 years ago

 

Tom Pearce

Drinkable

2.5

almost 2 years ago

 
3.5

almost 2 years ago

 
4.0

almost 2 years ago

 

Gareth Thom

Excellent new England session IPA, grassy and hoppy - loads of flavour too, in such a light beer. Lovely

4.25

almost 2 years ago

 

Claire B

The blending and regular cognac aging already sounded boggling, and this has multiples. So much going on in a gentle way... or so it seems to start with. So smooth on top of the lambic sourness.

4.75

about 2 years ago

 

Claire B

It smells like cake now, albeit with an ingredient you can't quite deduce. It tastes remarkable: a more robust sourness, with a slight sense you could breathe fire after, and lingering. Brewed for footballing success, apparently; it's held up well.

4.25

about 2 years ago

 
4.75

about 2 years ago

 

Bruno Mercês

Vintage duplicate

4.75

about 2 years ago

 

Steve R

Very smooth. Barrels noticeably adding character through richness and sweetness. Low carbonation.

4.5

about 2 years ago

 

Steve R

Love this. Held up so well over 20 years. Punchy but still very drinkable. Layers of sourness.

4.5

about 2 years ago

 

Bruno Mercês

Loved this.

4.75

about 2 years ago

 

Claire B

Aha, honeyberry again. Have to get past the raw meat nose (maybe not quite as bad as chicken) to get into the berries and sourness. There's a creaminess underlying that, which it would be interesting to see whether it develops or fades over the years.

4.25

about 2 years ago

 

Claire B

Very raspberry: jammy on the nose in a way that someone described as 'old jam', but then full of tartness with a tiny fruit sweetness coming back at the end.

4.25

about 2 years ago

 

Steve R

Less impactful than when fresh I think. This is mellow with soft raspberry.

4.5

about 2 years ago

 
4.75

about 2 years ago

 

Bruno Mercês

Vintage duplicate

4.75

about 2 years ago

 

Steve R

Smells odd but tastes lovely. Creamy fruitiness. Quite jammy.

4.5

about 2 years ago

 

Claire B

As usual with this kriek, there's a whole lambic sourness on the nose before the fruit (still very tart fruit – someone said like cherry stones and I think that's it) comes through in the mouth. Score increases even over the time of a tasting pour.

4.25

about 2 years ago

 
4.0

about 2 years ago

 
5.0

about 2 years ago

 
4.75

about 2 years ago

 

Claire B

MASSIVE APRICOT. Really ripe (although still quite tart) up front but almost plummy to drink. I liked the draught version at The Bear but this is really full of flavour. And impressively sour.

4.5

about 2 years ago

 

Steve R

Light on the fruit. Quite acidic. Punchy

4.0

about 2 years ago

 

Bruno Mercês

Vintage duplicate

4.75

about 2 years ago

 
4.25

about 2 years ago

 

Claire B

Very complex (and a bit astringent, like metal polish) on the nose but then woody and funky and faintly metallic. Very interestingly changed; apparently the last time I had this it was another big cricket time too.

4.0

about 2 years ago

 

Steve R

The cherry is polite in this. But present.

4.0

about 2 years ago

 

Steve R

Bright and fresh.

4.0

about 2 years ago

 

Claire B

Tasting at The Rake. This still smells quite fresh and grassy – and a little barnyardy on the nose in fact – but it's come together really well in the mouth. It already feels a little more mellow* than when I had this at The Bear (when I was).

4.25

about 2 years ago

 
4.25

about 2 years ago

 

Glyn

Hop forward hazy IPA, better than most alcoholic hazzies I’ve tried.

4.0

about 2 years ago

 
3.25

about 2 years ago

 
3.5

over 2 years ago

 

Steven Pockett

Think I've had a can of this before. From memory, is much better.on tap.

3.75

over 2 years ago

 

Tim Bright

F.L.N. Smooth dark and malty, coffee and chocolate flavours. Absolutely delicious.

4.0

almost 3 years ago

 

Ian

Much big. Very doink. Wow.

4.25

over 3 years ago

 
4.0

over 3 years ago

 
4.5

over 3 years ago

 
4.0

almost 4 years ago

 

Nick Howells

A very nice light citrusy session pale ale, great starter, tangy light lemony. Chilled Draught half.

4.0

almost 4 years ago

 
4.0

about 4 years ago

 

Martin B

Another Scandi sweetheart again packing that Idaho. Surprisingly hitting them same feels...pretty juicy, but that hope balance serving up them boozies. Good to get stuck into D&B mind.

3.5

over 4 years ago

 

Ian Phillips

Tropical dipa. Cant taste the cannabis element that the description claims

3.0

over 4 years ago

 

Bethany H.

Boozy, tropical, grassy, hazy - Fred choose for me and I had to guess and I got it first try. My first Dry & Bitter on draft and wow!

4.5

over 4 years ago

 
4.25

over 4 years ago

 

Nick Warring

Deep stone fruit up front and the booze actually compliments this superbly. Really refreshing, great body. Another banger from Dry & Bitter.

0.0

over 4 years ago

 
3.75

over 4 years ago