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Built around 1780, this Grade II listed former coaching inn is popular with locals, boaters, ramblers and cyclists, as it is close to the Staffordshire and Worcestershire canal and Smestow Valley Nature Reserve.
It comprises a lively bar with local banter, a games room and a more sedate snug.
Quizzes are held on Tuesdays, a darts team plays on Wednesdays and folk group on Thursdays. It hosts charity dog shows and, weekly, the local pigeon flyers’ club.
Local branch Mild Merit Award winner 2017, 2024.
Cask Ale £2.70 pint Mondays from 12pm
Historic Interest
Grade II listed coaching inn dating from 1780
Mid to late 18the century pub with a delightful small bar front-right (indicated as 'SPIRIT VAULTS' on the door glass). Beamed ceiling, red-tiled floor, old benches, and a higgledy-piggledy servery on the left. However, the room has been enlarged and has a modern brick fireplace and alterations to the servery. At the rear is a modern corridor, and on the left a lounge on two levels - probably former two rooms - which is traditional in style but all modern.
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This Pub serves 1 changing beer and 5 regular beers. Beers from Marston's portfolio
Swan, Wolverhampton
The venue's range of changing beers regularly includes the following rare beer styles: Mild
Source: National
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