Prince of Wales, Ledbury

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Unchanged since my previous visit, it's a cracking multi-roomer in a bucolic medieval alley and full of breweriana. GBG-listed, with four cask and a cider on the go, I went for both the local Ledbury brews, the Hersbrucker wasn’t a great brew which probably explained it lacking a little sparkle (NBSS 3). The Ledbury Bitter was everyone else’s pick and it was in sublime condition (4.5). Could have spent an afternoon in here – in the end I made-do with an hour.

June 2015
As outlined below, this an ancient little pub (Tudor?) in a picturesque cobbled alley running up towards the church, just off the main high street. There’s a snug bar on the left with an old beam and wattle wall and another smaller snug beyond to the right – quite atmospheric. The larger bar area is beyond and goes back some distance. Live music advertised. Five ales on, a pretty decent selection and my choices of Ledbury Dark and Hobsons bitter were both in fine form. Five minutes from the station and well-worth getting off the train for. A little gem. Rated 9

On 28^th March 2024 - rating: 9
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