REAL ALE IN GLOUCESTERSHIRE

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APPERLEY

COALHOUSE INN See Map
Gabb Lane, GL19 4DN
SO8551528354
Off B4213
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 780211
WYE VALLEY Butty Bach (H)
GUEST BEER Regular (H)
This riverside pub has been a licensed
house since at least the mid 18th
century, when it doubled as a coal wharf
with passing barges taking coal
upstream. The interior is one bar nearly
the whole length of the premises and has
exposed beams and a tiled floor. Good
quality home-cooked meals are served up
to 1345 lunchtime and 2100 evenings.
Stone steaks are a speciality. The
landlord was a butcher and the quality
of his meat and fish are clear. Outside
a patio overlooks the River Severn
making it a lovely spot to while away a
summer evening. The pub has its own
moorings for customers and is on the
Severn Way. The approach road is liable
to flooding in the winter. Take-a-way
service. Free Wifi. Closed Mondays. From
mid-October to mid-March the pub is
closed Monday-Wednesday. Wye Valley
usually available in the warmer months
with other beer, such as Skinners in the
winter months.
Gloucestershire Ale Trail

2011
Historical information

FARMERS' ARMS See Map
Ledbury Road, Lower Apperley, GL19 4DR
SO8667927906
B4213
Tel. Gloucester (01452) 780307
website:http://www.wadworth.co.uk/gloucester/farmers_arms/
WADWORTH IPA (H)
WADWORTH 6X (H)
Thriving roadside pub which once had its
own brewery, now converted to luxury
accommodation. Extensive menu, fresh
fish a speciality.
Camping Real Draught Cider Cask Marque Car Park Families Welcome Outdoor Drinking Area Evening Meals Lunchtime Meals Quiet Pub Real Fire
2001
Historical information