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Quiet village pub on the western side of the M40. There was one other local sat at the bar when we arrived on a Saturday lunchtime. Good job we didn't want food as the cook hadn't turned up. She did later on after a few people had been turned away. 4 real ales were on - 2 were from the Froth Blowers brewery - Piffle Snonker & Thornswoggle, whilst there was also Greene King IPA & Abbot.
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Had enjoyable couple of hours here chatting to locals and landlord .beer excellent .very strong called Fallen angel . Was even given lift back to ashorne house where i was staying.
lunny - 10 Jun 2009 21:16 |
Quite Odd!
Beer was OK/good and nice roaring fire but the landlandy appeared to be minding the village youth club.
They weren't badly behaved but not my idea of good night out so only had one & went!
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great beer
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This very friendly village free house is now Cask Marque accredited - and deservedly so.
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We managed to get the coach down to this pub, which was quite a challenge, but it was well worth it. Good range of beers, clean and welcoming and plenty of places to sit, nice outdoor seating area too.
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Very friendly pub - great beer!
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Excellent beer, food and company. Deserves to be supported
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Keep up the good work....you can't beat the good ale and sitting out in the beer garden on a sunny day...
anonymous - 12 Jun 2005 22:50 |
such a lovely atmosphere nice and rural....thanx for the pint!!
anonymous - 25 Mar 2005 01:45 |
Excellent pub. Guest beers changed weekly and very reasonably priced (around �1.80 a pint)
Wigster - 26 Apr 2004 13:02 |
Having been closed for a while, the Cottage reopened a year or so ago and has been well reviewed in the national Camra newsletter. Ignoring the John Smiths, it serves two changing guest beers (one, eg, by the Cottage brewery - no connection - yesterday). The lunchtime food around �6 was good value and nicely prepared (though no shortage of carbohydrate!). Although not pictureque it is a village pub in a tiny village (but quite close to the M40 and Leamington).
tim - 5 Apr 2004 12:26 |
