The White Hart, Shifnal

Very appealing old pub, with a genuine half-timbered façade and a twin-bar interior still separated by the central servery. Both parts are as traditionally furnished and decorated as you would expect, and you get a real feel of history here. The thirsty local cycling club arrived during my visit, and this helped emphasize its place in the community. Fine selection of six real ales when I visited: Greene King Abbot, Salopian Shropshire Gold, two from Wye Valley - HPA and Butty Bach - an excellent Enville Ale (£3.10) and something from Tiny Rebel. Plenty of local and regional Camra awards, and you can quite see why.

Nice looking little pub well used by the locals. No wonder when you see that there are 9 ales to choose from. As noted below mostly local with Holden's, Wye Valley, Enville and Batham's amongst the list when I called. The 2 we had were well kept and the service was friendly. Well worth a visit.

Charming old looking two bar pub, popular on my Saturday evening visit, not very modernised but comfortable interior complemented by a good range of mostly local beers, I'll ignore the present of Abbott as an aberration, Butty Bach looked to be the locals favourite, in spite of delights such as Enville, castle rock, Salopian, and Holdens. I saw Abbott ordered once but as a shandy - improves the taste I guess. Frequented by small groups of locals in the main, an old git like myself was just ignored and left to get on with it in peace which was nice. Camra Telford & E Shropshire Pub of the Year.

Extremely well kept pub dating from the 17th Century. The pub is situated at the far end of Shifnal and is a stand alone pub. The interior is traditional and has a country pub feel about it. The main features here for me was the timber frame structure, leaded windows and always great to see some cobs on the bar also. Nine handpumps, with a choice of six ales on our visit, so I went for the Salopian Hop Twister.