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The Woolpack Inn (Pickled Egg Pub Co.)

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Beer (sort)Average Score (sort)No. Samples (sort)
Harvey's - Sussex Best BitterExcellent3
Goacher's - Crown Imperial StoutExcellent1
Goacher's - Special House AleGood1
Grand Union - GoldNot Tried0
Rother Valley - Level BestNot Tried0
Picture 1. The Woolpack Inn, Warehorne, Kent

Visits Details

27 Oct 2007 (Ian)
Got here for opening, just before heading down to Doris' for their beer festival.
BeerABVScoreNotes
Harvey's - Sussex Best Bitter4.00ExcellentAfter a week off the booze, this was like nectar. Superb bitter of great character.
Goacher's - Special House Ale3.80Not TriedBadged as Woolpack Bitter
Rother Valley - Level Best4.00Not Tried
14 Apr 2007 (Ian)
I cycled down from Ashford on the old Hamstreet road and turned off at Sugarloaf Corner and went through the woodland where all is in bud now and then down into Warehorne. It looked a picture in the spring sunshine. I sat outside and was joined by a group of walkers.
BeerABVScoreNotes
Harvey's - Sussex Best Bitter4.00ExcellentThe best bitter in Britain at the moment? Probably.
Goacher's - Special House Ale3.80Not Tried
Grand Union - Gold4.20Not Tried
23 Dec 2006 (Ian)
I had a very pleasant cycle ride down to this pub from Ashford, along the old Brenzett road and then turned off at Sugarloaf Corner and went through the Forestry Commission woods to come out just above Warehorne. First one in and I warmed myself by the real fire and sat at the bar. Goachers Mild pump clip was turned round, but 3 other beers were on. This is a glorious old building with lots of dark wooden beams and plenty of character.
BeerABVScoreNotes
Goacher's - Crown Imperial Stout4.50ExcellentThe first half a pint didn't touch the sides. Very slightly sour, but with more emphasis on roasted malts with charcoal and touch of liquorice than this time last year, when the beer was more smokey and with bacon notes. This was more roasted and toasted malt.
Goacher's - Special House Ale3.80Not Tried
Harvey's - Sussex Best Bitter4.00Not Tried
16 Sep 2006 (Ian)
I had spent the afternoon cycling around the Romney Marsh and I finished off here. Again, I can't believe that I have not been here before. I have seen the signs for it many times. I was the first one in as they opened for Saturday evening at 6pm. 3 beers on. I liked it so much I brought my mother and sister back for Sunday lunch the next day.
BeerABVScoreNotes
Harvey's - Sussex Best Bitter4.00ExcellentThis made it for me. I took my pint glass in and asked for a half of Harvey's. Instead of getting a half pint glass or measuring it, I got a big dollop of beer instead (reminded me of Frank's halves in The Mogul, Dover). Harvey's yeast aroma, but fuller malt than I would expect. Sharp hop/malt finish. Excellent with a nice biting hop finish. Went really well with my roast lamb the next day.
Goacher's - Special House Ale3.80GoodGoachers Fine Light Ale with a little dark ale for flavour and badged at 3.8% Woolpack Inn Goachers Ale. More malt than just the Light on its own. Nice.

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About The Woolpack Inn

The pub sign. The Woolpack Inn, Warehorne, Kent

Summary of Beer Scores

 Total
Exceptional-
Excellent8
Good6
Acceptable1
Poor-

Website.

The pub is found in Warehorne, Kent, TN26 2LL.

Beautiful whitewashed pub opposite the village church in Church Lane, on the northern edge of Romney Marsh. Multi roomed pub with low wood beams. 3 or 4 beers on handpump. Lovely village pub that is signposted from both the main roads to the north and south. Re-opened May 2015 after a long period of closure.

We have visited this pub 14 times, seen 17 different beers and tried 8 of them.

Map location

Postcode: TN26 2LL