The Case is Altered, Warwick

What can I say. AA quote: A very traditional whitewashed free house of great charm and character, this is a true old-style pub. It serves no food and does not accept children or dogs. That aside, it's a thoroughly welcoming spot for adults who appreciate the pleasures of a quiet pint. Local and independent brewery beers are always available, and there is a guest or two ales to sup while enjoying lively conversation, or just relaxing and appreciating the atmosphere.

A detached, white rendered, traditional country pub that gives that 'how quaint' feeling. The interior has two smallish rooms, one having the small bar in. There is a 6d bar billiards machine in the passage on the way in, as well as signs saying there is a £1 fine for use of a mobile phone. The decor in the side room, where we sat, was white painted brick, with blue seats and there was a stone fireplace, with pictures, plates and other ephemera. In the bar there was a small, lit, wood fire, giving a cosy feel. It was mainly white, with beam look. Service was fine, with a nice 'goodbye lads' (at our age!) as we left. The clientele is local, after all, its miles from anywhere, but we were made welcome. Silence reigned. Beer; a bit of tap stuff, with a decent Butty Back, Slaughterhouse Brewery's Saddleback Bitter and Warwickshire Brewing Company's Winter's Tale. There was also GK IPA. This pub is a quiet relaxed place, which i loved and would go back to at any opportunity.