The Three Brewers, Corsham

Backstreet pub laid-out over a right angle, with a blue painted left side and a green painted right side; it has been modernised and isn’t too bad although it does feel a bit new and antiseptic. Whilst the bar serves both rooms, the cask sticks and point of sale are only available in the green room. Two on, I only had eyes for the Bass which was pretty decent (NBSS 3.5). TV football, dart board plus a piano in the blue bar. Not bad overall but needs a year or two to get bedded-in.

A welcoming traditional freehouse in the backstreets, a Victorian pub with plenty of character. There is a garden, though we didn’t venture in due to the cold and rain. Inside there is a lounger bar at the front and a public bar to the rear, both accessed through the side door. There is also a smaller games room with a pool table. The staff were really friendly, the locals sociable. They host live music and there is a real community feel. Three ales on – Bass Bitter, Jennings’s Night Vision and another that I forgot to note. The Night Vision was most enjoyable. It’s easy to overlook this pub as it’s hidden away, but it’s worth seeking out for a decent pint in amiable company.