Stratford-Upon-Avon, UK. The original Rose and Crown was built in 1596 and was a hostel that then turned into an inn, formally called the Green Dragon. A malt house was established here in 1683 by Richard Hull, Maltster of Stratford. It was renamed the Rose and Crown in 1858. The Tudor style exterior leads to an interior is deep (it has been described as like a Tardis) and fairly narrow with a long bar in the middle. Towards the back is a nice drinking booth and outside is a spacious beer garden. It is a Greene King pub, and I believe the Rose and Crown Pale Ale is brewed by them (if so I think it is one of their better beers!).