Beer can put sparkle back in the rural economy!
Share Despite brewing being one of Britain’s unsung success stories during the current economic downturn the Government should be doing more to help the industry to flourish by supporting the supply chain from farm to pub. From barley and hops in the field, to the glass of beer in your local pub, the chain of industries behind this unique British product has a major impact on economic and social life in rural Britain – something that’s not been at the heart of policymaking as we look to grow the economy....
Read MoreEverards Brewery
ShareWilliam Everard brewed the first pint of Everards ale in 1849, and stated “No effort shall be found wanting in the production and supply of genuine ale of first rate quality”. Today, 160 years later, Everards Brewery is very much family run company with values that echo that of William Everard – They aim to provide first class quality goods and services to our customers. Read more...
Read MoreA drop of British pub history . . .
Share Some-one asked me the other day what I knew about the origins of the British pub. All I knew was a little about how the Roman “tabernae” were the precursor to what we now know of as an inn (or tavern), and I wasn’t really too sure about that. It hadn’t occurred to me to look any deeper into it until today, when I came across a bit of history on pub signs…. Well worth a...
Read MoreNew specials – Starters
Share The new specials board has been going down a treat! Personal favourite: Black Pudding and Bacon with an Ale and Honey dressing!
Read MoreNew specials: Main Courses
Share The one hiding in the glare is probably the best: Traditional Lancashire Hot Pot!
Read MoreThe Blog
ShareWelcome to our new and improved blog! Get to know a little more about Swithland’s favourite (okay, only) pub, I think we’ll start with a picture of what we have got to look forward to over the coming winter season . . . see, it’s not all that...
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