What is a free house?
Free House is a device that serves alcohol and is operated independently of the brewery or breweries that give it. The house is given free of charge by alcohol with a focus on the premises and can also offer some limited pubs such as hamburgers and fries. The term "free house" is often associated specifically with England, although free houses are found around the world and many such facilities maintain a British theme that refers to its roots. In fact, the name is a reference to a business arrangement according to which the device operates. When the brewery owns and runs a pub, it is a "tied house", which means it is bound to the brewery. When the pub is launched separately, it is a "free house", because it is without linking to a particular brewery and as a result it can serve beers from a number of breweries. The Brewery is not the ownership of the brewery, but the conditions of its supplier agreement forces it only to carry it units of one brewery or focus on providing products from a particular PIVovaru.
free houses are not necessarily independent of ownership and operation, although they are not under the brewery control. They may be part of chains that may include numerous pubs and other restaurants, and may even include international enterprises. The free house often focuses on beer from Britain and traditional British styles of brewing and beers. Outside the Britain, the British decoration may have people to feel as if they enter a traditional British pub.
The advantage of visiting a free house is that it gives people many options. People who like to try a range of beer appreciate the opportunity to try out selection and people looking for a "local", a pub that they regularly visit regularly can have the opportunity to change their selection occasionally. Many free homes keep a list of rotating beers, with several standards per tap all the time and other brought seasonally or how they get out to keep the offers live.
For those who do not drink alcohol, the free house usually has several non -alcoholic options on the tap, so abstainers can meet in the pub environment with friends or collaborators who want to drink. Some free houses can offer free soft drinks to people who serve as designated drivers as motivation for groups to ensure safe house ride.