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New Inn (Free House)

Beer (sort)Average Score (sort)No. Samples (sort)
Hobsons - Town CrierExcellent2
Ludlow - GoldGood1
Three Tuns - XXXGood1
Madness Brewing (brewed at Portobello) - LovestruckGood1
Sharp's - Rising TideNot Tried0
Picture 1. New Inn, Pembridge, Herefordshire
Picture 2. New Inn, Pembridge, Herefordshire
Picture 3. New Inn, Pembridge, Herefordshire
Michael Croxford

Visits Details

21 Jul 2022 (Jack William)
Another lunchtime stop on the LEJOG tour. Good buffet, friendly service. We sat in the shade under the Tudor “marquee”.
BeerABVScoreNotes
Three Tuns - XXX4.30Good
Ludlow - Gold4.20Not Tried
30 Jul 2020 (Jack William)
Day 5 lunch stop of my LEJOG cycle. I made it here first by 1130 (having started 2 hours before everyone else) and they kindly served me with beer and pre-ordered sandwiches. Outside seating only but this includes a large covered area in the square opposite. Some sort of Tudor ‘marquee’ - idyllic.
BeerABVScoreNotes
Hobsons - Town Crier4.50Excellent
Ludlow - Gold4.20Good
19 Sep 2015 (HSB)
14:05 Planned for lunch but got there later than intended, however they offered to provide Ploughman's which were excellent. The pub was winding down after lunch so we had the Public Bar to ourselves. There was a log smouldering in the grate and the sun streaming through the windows. Very atmospheric.
BeerABVScoreNotes
Hobsons - Town Crier4.50Good
Madness Brewing (brewed at Portobello) - Lovestruck4.40GoodBrewed for the Madness pop group
Sharp's - Rising Tide4.20Not Tried

About the New Inn

The pub sign. New Inn, Pembridge, Herefordshire

Summary of Beer Scores

 Total
Exceptional-
Excellent1
Good4
Acceptable-
Poor-

The pub is found in Pembridge, Herefordshire, HR6 9DZ.

16th century timber framed building opposite the Butter Cross. The bar is in the entrance hall with the public bar to the left and the lounge to the right. A dining room and the toilets are accessed down a flight of stairs opposite the bar owing to the pub being built on a slope. The public bar has a flagstone floor, a large settle and an inglenook fireplace with an open hearth. There are two handpumps against the wall behind the counter in this bar which suggests that there was no counter at one time. The pub has CAMRA Regional Heritage status and still keeps traditional opening hours.

We have visited this pub 3 times, seen 5 different beers and tried 4 of them.

Map location

Postcode: HR6 9DZ