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.

The Horse and Groom is a large pub on the north-eastern edge of the town centre. There are two separate bars. At the front is an attractive patio-style outside drinking area, which can be something of a sun-trap in the summer, a large garden, which runs down to the Bitham Brook, with plenty of seating, and a large car park

A short crawl of the two pubs in Castle Cary, starting at the White Hart , and then on to the George Hotel . The White Hart is a mix of new and old (the pub dates from 1859), the modern bar frontage of this lively pub is a contrast to the wooden ceiling beams in the front area, which has a real fire and soft seating. Behind the bar, in a separate area, there is further seating leading to an outside patio with picnic seats.

The George Hotel is a friendly, independently run, thatched 15th century hotel which is situated in the historic town centre. The main bar has an original inglenook fireplace with an elm beam said to date back to the 10th century, while the rear bar provides a contemporary alternative.

The Bath Arms Hotel is an upmarket and historic 16 room Hotel set in beautiful countryside, next to one of the entrances to Longleat House and the Safari Park. It is part of the Marquess of Bath's estate. Usually three ales on, including two guest ales.

Most of the expansive interior is set out for dining but a relatively small and cosy public bar is retained at the left of the building with an open fire, beams and wooden floor, and the walls covered with paintings of horse hunting scenes. There is an extensive garden to the rear and a patio with seating outside the bar.