The Weavers Real Ale House, Malvern

Cracking little pub. Plenty seating inside and a nice little beer garden out back. Very friendly service. Good choice of ales and ciders on. My pint of Neepsend Gumberoo was excellent. Well worth a visit.

Very good Micro Pub from the people that brought you Weavers in Kidderminster. A fine size, with front bar that runs back a long distance and then more seating available upstairs. Beer range of Keg and Cask (and cider) is varied and if like Kiddy, will change. A Teme Valley That in fine condition for me. I learnt that the owner also owns the Britt Brewery - which I found walking in Blackheath. The Working Mons Dark is superb - and this was on here, but I missed it! Will be my go to place in Central Malvern. But will never replace the Nags Head at Malvern Link in my heart :-)

A good sized bar this one with plenty of seating in the front and rear rooms, plus a further room upstairs and a rear patio garden. Nine handpumps serving two ciders and five ales on our visit, Bewdley Worcestershire Sway, Castle Rock Crafty Flanker, Hop shed Fruity Mild, Salopian Golden thread and Wensleydale Black as Dub. All the ales we tried were in great condition, I especially liked the Hop shed Mild. They also had a choice of five craft beers and bar food is available pies, scotch eggs and sausage rolls. This Weavers bar is the sister to the Weavers in Kidderminster near the Railway Station.

Great range of cask ales, very well kept. Comfortable, welcoming atmosphere, knowledgeable barman, more seating upstairs - a welcome addition to the Great Malvern real ale offering.

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