Historic Pub Landlord & Cotswold Village Experience
Immerse yourself in a 16th Century Inn at the heart of a historic and quintessentially English village, visited by Queen Elizabeth I in 1575. Learn about the history of real ale brewing in England, and pour a pint the traditional way. Then enjoy a guided tour of our picturesque village featuring black and white thatched cottages and the 11th Century stone church. Complete your visit with a traditional pub meal.
Whilst each experience is bespoke, typically it encompasses:
- arrival at 11:00 followed by welcome tea/coffee and an outline of the day by the village host
- history of real ale, brewing processes and local breweries
- role of the pub and serving customers
- demonstration and importance of the correct way to pour a pint of real ale
- hands-on opportunity to pull a pint of real ale, with fabulous photo opportunity
- taste a cross-section of real ales to understand the differences
- set off on an expertly-guided tour through the village’s charming lanes. Learn about the visit of Queen Elizabeth I, discover Cotswolds stone and black & white thatched cottages, soak up stories of centuries past, and admire the 11th-century stone church that stands at the heart of the community. The local guide will share insights into village life, architecture and the customs that make this region so unique.
- return for a well-earned traditional pub lunch, another chance to pour a pint of real ale and a chance to chat and ask any questions
- depart the pub at about 14:30 …. after loads of fabulous photo opportunities and various surprises throughout!
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