The top 16 pubs will have a chance to win the National Pub of the Year competition, won last year by the Baum in Rochdale.
Pubs are judged on their atmosphere, decor, welcome, service, value for money, customer mix and quality of beer.
The Good Beer Guide’s editor, Roger Protz, said: “The Good Beer Guide 2014 is the most up-to-date guide to the best real ale pubs in the UK and is compiled solely through recommendations and independent judgement.
"Unlike other guides which charge pubs to feature, the Good Beer Guide lists pubs on their merit alone and doesn’t charge any pub or brewery for entry in the guide. If you’re a lover of real ale and want to know where the best places in the UK to drink are, then the Good Beer Guide is an invaluable resource.”
The National Pub of the Year for 2013 will be announced in February.
The top 16 pubs in the UK as selected by CAMRA
Central Southern
Nag’s Head, Reading
East Anglia
The Dove, Bury St Edmunds
East Midlands
Horse and Jockey, Stapleford
Kent
The Berry, Walmer
Merseyside & Cheshire
Freshfield Hotel, Formby
Scotland / Northern Ireland
The Cobbles, Kelso
West Pennines
Swan with Two Necks, Pendleton
North East
Quakerhouse, Darlington
Greater Manchester
Baum, Rochdale
Yorkshire
Old No.7, Barnsley
Surrey & Sussex
Surrey Oaks, Parkgate, Newdigate
Wales
Albion Ale House, Conwy
West Midlands
Seven Stars, Rugby
Wessex
Trooper Inn
Stourton Caundle
London
The Hope, Carshalton
South West
Old Spot, Dursley