The Radnor Arms, Hereford

This is an whitewashed stone-built pub beside the main road as it bypasses the small village of Llowes. There's an ancient feel to the place, with its old beams and only a massive and incongruous brick pillar to show where the services of at least one former internal wall have been dispensed with. The bar is a perhaps disappointingly low key and fairly basic one, and has just the two hand pumps. Otter Bitter and Wye Valley Butty Bach were the two beers available, and there was also real cider from a polypin. I didn't investigate the food options as I was cycling and had to press on, but I was interested to discover later that there is a camp site attached to the pub (open April to October according to the pub's website) and this would make an interesting base to explore this part of the Wye valley.