It highlights venues selected by its members "as places to savour good beers from small breweries as well as cask-conditioned lagers and world beers and some pubs are highlighted for serving real ciders too".
Here are 21 of the Fife bars that feature in the 50th edition of the guide and what CAMRA said about each of them.
Full guide and how to purchase it is here: https://shop1.camra.org.uk/
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. Robert Nairn, Kirk Wynd, Kirkcaldy
CAMRA said: "The pub’s central location allows it to attract a mixed clientele, who enjoy the wide variety of real ales dispensed by six handpulls." Photo: Fife Free Press
. Betty Nicol's, High St, Kirkcaldy
CAMRA said: "Betty Nicols has long been one of Kirkcaldy's moist popular places to enjoy a drink in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere." Photo: George Mcluskie Photographer 37
. Whey Pat Tavern, Bridge Street, St Andrews
CAMRA said: "The birthplace of the Kingdom of Fife Branch of CAMRA, this is a busy corner pub adjacent to the historic West Port." Port Photo: na
. Railway Inn, Station Wynd, Lower Largo
CAMRA said: "The two-roomed pub is a little gem, warmed by a cosy real fire, with numerous items of railway memorabilia adorning the walls." Photo: na
. The Criterion, South Street, St Andrews
CAMRA said: "This small establishment dates from 1874, and is one of the few remaining family-run pubs in the area." Photo: na
. The Ship Inn, Halketts Hall, Limekilns
CAMRA said: "The pub features in Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel Kidnapped, in which two characters are carried across the Forth after an alleged tipple here." Photo: na
. Strathkinnes Tavern, High Road, Strathkinnes
CAMRA said: "Owned and run by the Wilkie family, it is renowned for its friendly hosts, excellent food and varying beer selection." Photo: na
. Bruce Arms, Main Street, Limekilns
CAMRA said: "This scenic and historic village on the Fife Coastal Path; the original settlement here dates back to the 14th century. There are stunning views across the Firth of Forth to admire while you enjoy a relaxed pint or a bite to eat." Photo: na
1. Robert Nairn, Kirk Wynd, Kirkcaldy
CAMRA said: "The pub’s central location allows it to attract a mixed clientele, who enjoy the wide variety of real ales dispensed by six handpulls." Photo: Fife Free Press
2. Betty Nicol's, High St, Kirkcaldy
CAMRA said: "Betty Nicols has long been one of Kirkcaldy's moist popular places to enjoy a drink in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere." Photo: George Mcluskie Photographer 37
3. Whey Pat Tavern, Bridge Street, St Andrews
CAMRA said: "The birthplace of the Kingdom of Fife Branch of CAMRA, this is a busy corner pub adjacent to the historic West Port." Port Photo: na
4. Railway Inn, Station Wynd, Lower Largo
CAMRA said: "The two-roomed pub is a little gem, warmed by a cosy real fire, with numerous items of railway memorabilia adorning the walls." Photo: na