Admiral Rodney, Nottingham

Attractive, refurbished suburban pub retaining a few hints of the village inn it once was. Apparently now a Taylor Walker outlet, but no obvious branding. Reconfigured at some stage to leave the main part of the bar in the opened-out back room. Two smaller rooms remain at the front. Reasonable mix of traditional and modern furniture and décor. Substantial patio beer garden to the rear. Seven real ales on handpump: the inevitable Doom Bar and Pride plus Directors and two from Castle Rock (Harvest Pale and Elsie Mo) and a pair from Nottingham Brewery (the 'house' Admiral Rodney, £3.65 less 10% Camra discount, and Bullion).

Official site of Admiral Rodney - www.taylor-walker.co.uk

Official site of Admiral Rodney - www.taylor-walker.co.uk

The Admiral Rodney is a fairly old looking pub that is situated in the heart of wolloton village. Once inside the pub had a few different rooms and these were all nice with an olde worlde feel to them,the lounge was carpeted and had comfortable seating and lots of brasses and knic knacks. This pub used to be an Home Ales tied house and there were two real ales on the bar with both Home mild and bitter being very nice drinks. The pub now has a decent choice of real ales on the bar with Harvest Pale being a regular here. Pub first visited 1981 Photo taken 1984