Dating back 200 years, this Portland stone pub stands on the main road, with a free public car park and bus stop opposite. A small and friendly local serving variety of real ales from micros. Licensee takes pride in only serving ‘real’ cider. A popular cheese club is held every Wednesday early evening. Overlooking Lyme Bay there is no garden but benches outside – superb sunsets.
Visitors to this micropub have a changing choice of up to 6 real ales of vary styles and strengths on gravity from local and regional independent UK brewers.
In addition to the real ales local cider, draught lager, wine, gin and tea and coffee are available.
Easy rail access from both South and West stations.
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Family friendly 16th century smugglers inn perched on the foothills of Eggardon on the outskirts of Askerswell.
The brewery tap serves a selection of the brewery’s own real ales on gravity and, obviously, the selection will depend on what has been brewed.
Visitors are welcome to bring their own chairs and picnics.
Occasional events, such as live music, are held at the brewery (when the brewery tap will only be open to [.
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