A short crawl of Warminster centre, starting at the TAPhouse on George St, then on to the Market Place and the pubs there, including the GBG Old Bell. Note the early start due to the restricted hours at the Tap.

The Three Daggers is an upmarket pub and restaurant with its own on-site brewery. The main bar has three distinct drinking areas with exposed beams, settles and reclaimed wooden furniture, giving a very traditional feel. A separate dining room overlooks a lovely garden at the rear. The 2.5 barrel brewery and farm shop share a separate oak timber barn-style building. Normally up to three beers.

Refurbished in 2016 to a high level the Redan is smart, comfortable and inviting. As well as the large drinking area inside, there is a gorgeous garden, complete with a covered patio for when it rains, plenty of seating, and a pen full of friendly chickens and a kitchen garden at the rear. Three regular ales from Palmers.

The Full Moon is a large friendly village free house, tucked away near the Wiltshire / Somerset border. One local real ale on, typically Frome, Glastonbury or Moonraker, changing on a weekly basis. Behind the pub is a large beer garden with play equipment for children. The pub was acquired in October 2019 and underwent 'a gentle renovation', sympathetic to its 400 year old history as a cider farm.

The 'Volly' is one of Bath city centre's smallest pubs located in an attractive passageway between New Bond Street and Upper Borough Walls. It's a traditional one-bar pub which is a favourite with the locals. On display there are numerous military themed posters reflecting the pub's name.