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Submitted on Friday, 28th June 2019
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White Swan, Burntwood
Burntwood Green
Postal town: Burntwood
WS7 0BJ
Reviews of White Swan (Average Rating: 7 of 10) see review guidelines
Just a quick pint, then I'm off left this review about White Swan
Appealing corner pub with an attractive bar along the front partly sub-divided into two small seating areas. A separate lounge and darts area can also be found on the other side of the entrance corridor. Traditionally furnished and decorated in both parts. Wye Valley HPA and Bombardier are the regular real ales on the five handpumps, along with the unbranded (Laine's) Heroes charity beer and Backyard's Elderflower Pale (£3.50) plus Sneck Lifter 'coming soon'.
On 29th June 2019
- rating: 7
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Soup Dragon left this review about White Swan
This is a fantastic place, best in Burntwood (excluding Chasetown, i know how parochial you lot are!)
The exterior is fake rustication (stone block kind of appearance), but the inside is somewhat bizzarely shaped; indeed, its like stepping into a private house's hallway to start. The place comes straight from the 70s, and i mean that in a nice way), plates adorn the walls and brass ornaments along the fake wooden bar canopy. A nice mixed clientele.
Usual taps, with four real ales; Timothy Taylor Landlord, which is what i had, and was lovely, Titanic Farmers Half, Adnams and Abbots Ale.
On 10th September 2009
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- Real Ale : Yes last updated 10 September 2009 by Will Larter
