This Grade II-listed building has been an inn from the beginning of the 19th century, when it was the Coach & Horses, and was given it's current name in 1862. It has been owned by Hook Norton for over 20 years and serves a range of the brewery's ales alongside malt whiskies, bourbons, gins, and rums. The interior has three seating areas and lots of dark wood. You can see the cellar through the window next to the bar.