Branch Diary
- Just Ales, Frome
Thursday 9 May 2024 19:30
Just Ales
The Just Ales , is Frome's first micro pub opened in March 2018, serving up to three real ales on handpump as well as a large range of local real ciders. Simply furnished in what was previously a small café, it is in the heart of Frome's vibrant St Catherine's District.
- The New Inn, Bath
Thursday 16 May 2024 19:30
New Inn
The New Inn is a small and friendly pub with a modern tiled bar area serving a range of local cask and craft ales. Further seating upstairs in a small room and a roof terrace with its own bar. Usually up to four ales on, including three changing guests.
- Kettlesmith Beer Festival, Bradford-on-Avon
Saturday 18 May 2024 12:00
Kettlesmith Brewery
Kettelesmith Brewing are having their May Beer Festival, at the brewery, on Saturday the 18th, starting at 12 Noon, until 7pm. They'll have wide range of their great beers from themselves, and also from guest breweries. Onsite will be locally produced food, and live music. Note that this is a return to their 'usual' beer festivals at the brewery itself, outside, and no ticket to purchase.
- Three Daggers, Eddington, Wiltshire
Thursday 23 May 2024 19:30
Three Daggers
The Three Daggers is a village pub that has its own on-site brewery. The pub has a main bar with three distinct drinking areas with exposed beams, settles and reclaimed wooden furniture giving a very traditional feel. Up to three beers normally on.
- The Packhorse, South Stoke
Thursday 30 May 2024 19:30
Packhorse
The Packhorse was built in 1618 and a pub since at least 1847, but, sadly, was closed in May 2012. After being declared an Asset of Community Value in 2013, local villagers raised over £1,000,000 and bought the pub in 2016. It re-opened on the 18th March 2018, to national acclaim. Inside it has been superbly and sympathetically refurbished, and outside, at the rear, there is a gorgeous garden overlooked by the church. Note that parking is limited at both the pub and in the village. Two ales, probably one from Butcombe and one guest.
- The Rose and Crown, Trowbridge
Thursday 6 June 2024 19:30
Rose & Crown
The Rose and Crown has two seating areas, located either side of the main entrance with a single servery. Both have a light airy, yet cosy feel with leather armchairs and banquette seating. It is conveniently close to Trowbridge station and a scrolling live train departure display means you needn’t rush your drink. Usually two or three beers on while Stone Daisy seems the most regular.
- Branch Meeting - Tucker's Grave, Faulkland
Thursday 13 June 2024 19:30
Tucker's Grave
The Branch meeting - Tucker's Grave, Faulkland.
- The Old Green Tree, Bath - 2024 Branch Pub of the Year Presentation
Thursday 20 June 2024 19:30
Old Green Tree
The Old Green Tree is our Bath and Borders Branch Overall, and City, Pub of the Year, and tonight we'll be presenting them with their certificate. The OGT is a classic unspoilt pub in a 300-year-old building. Three oak-panelled rooms include a snug at the front of the pub, a superb northern-style drinking lobby, and a comfortable back bar. The Green Tree Bitter is brewed exclusively for the pub by the nearby Blindman's micro-brewery whilst the guest beers (up to three) are generally sourced from local microbreweries, with a stout or porter usually on offer in the winter months. Up to six in total.
- The Nog Inn, Wincanton
Thursday 27 June 2024 19:30
Nog Inn
The Nog Inn is an attractive listed pub with a striking Georgian facade that fronts a long, narrow building, with parts dating back to the 16th century. A secluded sunny garden with covered seating can be found at the far end of the property. Up to three ales on while the guest ales are often seasonal.
- Bath and Borders Branch AGM 2024
Thursday 22 August 2024
Pulteney Arms
The 2024 Bath and Borders Annual General Meeting at the Pulteney Arms, Daniel Street, Bath. More details closer to the date.