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Alestones, Redditch
Tardebigge
Postal town: Redditch
B97 6QW
Served areas
Reviews of Alestones (Average Rating: 7½ of 10) see review guidelines
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Ian Mapp left this review about Alestones
Odd little place tucked away in a complex of craft shops.
Through a low front door and you think the place is tiny, but there is an additional room to the right (setup with Church paraphernalia) and more seating if you work your way behind the bar. Toilets are outside on the opposite side of the car park.
Friendly welcome. Four hand pulls on but I had never heard of any of the breweries. The Crankshaft Pitchfork Cloudy Wheat beer seemed to be selling most but I played safe with a bottled Tripel Hop Duval.
Bus stop opposite, so easy to fit into a public transport based crawl, along with the other GBG pub at Finstall.
On 20th June 2022
- rating: 6
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Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about Alestones
Micro-pub hidden away in an outbuilding beyond the main courtyard archway of the Tardebigge Court craft village. Very compact bar with just enough space for a counter, plus some extra seating in a couple of small side rooms. Four real ales on handpump, including an excellent Nailmaker Anvil porter (£4.00).
On 11th June 2022
- rating: 7
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Blue Scrumpy left this review about Alestones
Alestones is situated in a courtyard of craft businesses in the small village of Tardebigge. It is a micropub that has gradually expanded and can now seat 99 people! There are a couple of rooms at the front, whilst you can pass beyond the bar to further rooms that are cosy, albeit without any natural light. Outdoor seating was also proving popular, despite the pub being much quieter than normal for a Saturday afternoon.
The landlord and landlady are very friendly and chatty. They clearly have a love for beers and are very knowledgeable. On our visit, the 4 ales were Abbeydale Doctor Morton's Demon Drink, Beat Metal Head, Woodcote The Maharajah's Gold & Elland NZ Gold. In addition, they had almost the full Broadoak cider range - Purple Haze, Perry, Twisted Lime Cider, Rhubarb Cider, Moonshine, Moonshine Rum & Raisin Cider, Draught, Strawberry Cider, Pear & Chilli Cider, Pheasant Plucker & Mango Cider.
Well worth a visit.
On 6th June 2021
- rating: 8
[User has posted 3040 recommendations about 3038 pubs]
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Pub Details
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- Beer Garden : Yes - Tables in front of pub - last updated 22 April 2018 by Gill Smith
- Car Park : Yes last updated 22 April 2018 by Gill Smith
- Child Friendly : Yes last updated 22 April 2018 by Gill Smith
- Function Room : Yes last updated 22 April 2018 by Gill Smith
- Live Music : Yes last updated 22 April 2018 by Gill Smith
- Micropub : Yes last updated 03 February 2017 by Paul Brett
- Quiz Night : Yes last updated 22 April 2018 by Gill Smith
- Real Ale : Yes last updated 03 February 2017 by Paul Brett
- Real Cider : Yes last updated 22 April 2018 by Gill Smith
- Wheelchair Access : Yes - round the side to back room only - last updated 22 April 2018 by Gill Smith
- WiFi : Yes last updated 22 April 2018 by Gill Smith
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