An invigorating walk over Sedgley Beacon is rewarded by a pint of the sublime Sarah Hughes Ruby Mild, as all gather in the Beacon Hotel.
Dark Ruby in the Beacon Hotel, with hints of conservatory plant life.
A bus ride to Bilston for fish and chips is followed by a visit to the timeless Trumpet, the venue of many memorable evenings listening to jazz.
Musti's bongos take pride of place beside a collage of musical luminaries.
As for the ale in the Trumpet, it just has to be Golden Glow.
Next is a bus ride to Wolverhampton and the much loved Great Western, located near the site of the old Low Level Station.
More Golden Glow here to enjoy the railway themed surroundings - note the 'Pure Black Country' Holden's branded glassware.
And a final stop at the Lych Gate Tavern, a Black Country Ales pub which is a mere stone's throw from St Peter's Church in the centre of Wolverhampton.
Stout Brummie in the upstairs beamed function room completes the celebrations.
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