The Butchers Arms, Chipping Campden

The locals' pub of the village and without the pretensions of the other two tourist-oriented affairs. As described by Ian below, low beams, stone floors. They've done a good job of making booths inside to enable social distancing, and perspex screens at the bar; however we elected to remain outside under the umbrellas despite the drizzle. Just Wye Valley HPA, cheerfully served after details logged, and which went down a treat

Official site of The Butchers Arms - butchersarmsmickleton.com

Official site of The Butchers Arms - butchersarmsmickleton.com

2nd Visit - also have the lesser spotted Sea Fury on.

Unpretentious country pub that looks like an extension to an old cottage. Low beamed ceilings and flagged floors. Headed off for a walk in the beautiful cotswolds countryside..... which meant this was where I ended up. Quiet on a Thursday night, with a couple of regulars - whom the barman knew what drink they wanted on sight. I am merely a tourist, so after looking at the three real ales on offer - went for a superb Doom Bar. I know this brew is omnipresent but when its kept as well as this, its a delight. Some photos on my walking blog - http://mappiman.blogspot.co.uk/2015/08/130815-gift.html