fascinating room at the Inn and
never fails to amaze first time
visitors. A warm, cosy and
welcoming atmosphere is always
evident and provides the perfect
place to meet up with friends prior
to dining or simply to relax and
enjoy a drink.
opposite the large inglenook fireplace makes its big presence felt, particularly in the colder
months with its roaring fire. A viewing panel shows off the working cellar and its Roman
floor. Old settles and pews create further interest, whilst there is a splendid collection of
horse brass too.
A free house with a landlord passionate about real ale, means there is always plenty on
tap. Local Adnams Bitter and Broadside are always available along with weekly changing
guest ales. Wines do not miss out either, an enviable wine list provides for most tastes,
with a choice of more than thirty wines from nine different countries. The bar also boasts a
very good range of Malts and Liqueurs.
