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In a small, rural, peaceful village, the Talbot opened circa 1832 despite vehement opposition from the local parson’s wife. The building is predominantly stone-built with a long, low bar with beams and an inglenook fireplace. One of the regular beers is brewed by a local microbrewery. The more inquisitive visitor will find the dining room behind the inglenook; good home-cooked food is offered. The pub is popular with walkers from the local downs and cyclists on the 160-mile Wiltshire Cycle way. Note that there is no mobile phone signal, however there is internet access.
This Pub serves 1 changing beer and 3 regular beers.
Talbot, Berwick St John
Changing beers typically include: Sixpenny (varies)