Tewkesbury. Dating back to the 16th century, originally two separate dwellings, featuring a gabled facade and moulded ceiling beams and joists. Although it became a micropub in 2019 it definitely has an old pub feel. There are three small rooms, each with it's own vibe. The front room is a typical one next to the bar with limited seating. The middle room is cozy with nice fireplace. The dark back room is kind of snug like. There are lots of old photographs on the walls, and dried hops, jugs, pitchers, and tankards hanging from the ceiling. No lagers here! Only cask ales (most from within 20 miles of the pub) served from traditional gravity kegs - a beer lovers dream. Ossett, Tudor, and North Cotswold breweries were featured and every beer I tasted was a delight. Tewkesbury CAMRA Pub of the Year 2023-2024.