One of those unspoilt gem of a pubs. A lovely old pub with three pumps selling Adnams Southwold Bitter. Cheap snacks (50p bag) and pickled eggs. Conversation rules here, with some interesting locals and visitors in attendance on our visit today.Could be done by train/walking and/or bus, but our "chauffeur" brought us here today.Great place.
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Adnams - Southwold Bitter
3.70
On top form.
31 Mar 2012 (HSB)
A place to sit and enjoy chatting to the locals.
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ABV
Score
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Adnams - Southwold Bitter
3.70
13 Nov 2010 (Pedro)
Early evening
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ABV
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Adnams - Southwold Bitter
3.70
28 May 2010 (Magnus Greel)
Final stop on my birthday bus crawl, we quickly outnumbered the locals on this warm day so a few of us spilled out onto the pavement.
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ABV
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Adnams - Southwold Bitter
3.70
28 May 2010 (ChrisE)
We arrived a few minutes after opening time, and the place was soon busy with locals in addition to our double decker bus load of thirsty individuals.
Listed Grade II historic pub. It was built in 1841 by William Longley of Pound House, the name commemorating the Queen’s Royal West Kent Regiment. Run for many years by the Maynard family and still known by many as Annie's. Now in other private hands and respecting most of the original features as a two bar country unspoilt house.
We have visited this pub 15 times, seen 7 different beers and tried 5 of them.