Drink beer(s) in London's oldest pubs (PRIVATE tour)

Over pints of beer i will give you the background of the below pubs. I have selected these places as they have the best history, they are the oldest and some of London's most well known characters drank & stayed in them
Ye Olde Mitre : First established in 1546, Farringdon area
Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese : located on Fleet Street, first established 1667
The Seven Stars : First established in 1602, it survived the Great Fire of 1666
The Cittie Of Yorke : The on site history of the pub goes back all the way to an impressive 1430
The Hoop and Grapes : Aldgate area, built in 1593
The Anchor : This was Shakespeare’s local pub
The George Inn : Former coaching Inn dating back to 1542
Prospect Of Whitby : Oldest riverside tavern, dating back to 1520
Since January this year I have been organizing my own guided pub tours. It has been a fantastic experience. As well as sharing all my knowledge of the pubs in this fantastic city, I love to create a fun and engaging atmosphere where the people in my group feel involved. I am engrossed in the history of London and its many famous watering-holes, i have been to the oldest and most peculiar pubs and have put together a great route where i can show and tell you about these pubs. Their history, the stories they contain and the characters that have visited them in the past are fascinating.