To Drink

We source as much as we can locally; the majority of our ales, all of our cider, lager and house spirits (gin, vodka, rum, whisky and, of course, moonshine) are made within 50 miles of the pub. We’ll sometimes go further afield for more specialist drinks — gluten free beer, for example.

Ciders are from the Lenches Cider Company just up the road and Celtic Marches in Herefordshire.

Our house lager is Tom Jones from Spilsbury & Jones between Worcester and Tenbury Wells, and a rotating guest lager, plus a draught alcohol-free lager, Tomorrow from Wiper & True in Bristol.

Current Cask Ales

The list below is as up-to-date as we can make it (usually immediately when we change a barrel), but if we’re in the middle of a busy shift it might take an hour or two to catch-up.

Last updated: Tuesday, 3rd November 2026, 12:36pm

Special Guest 1

Harvest Special

Harvest Special

Best Bitter 4%
Uley Brewery (Uley, Gloucestershire)

Uley Brewery says:

A beer shaped by ritual and the turning of the seasons. Each year, Ken makes a pilgrimage to the hop fields of Herefordshire to choose fresh green hops by hand, and this year that hop is Godiva. Their journey home is urgent; by dawn they must be in the copper, alive with their fleeting freshness.
The brew begins quietly, like a Uley Bitter, until the moment the copper comes to the end of the boil and the fresh hops are cast in. The whole brewery then fills with a wild, fragrant haze and a once‑a‑year scent. With hops selected on the day, the beer’s character only reveals itself after open‑top fermentation and a week resting in cask. Since 1992, Harvest Special has been a dependable joy, a beer that captures a moment in time.

Next up on this line: Ledbury Green Hop Jester (4%, Ledbury Real Ales), then Ledbury Green Hop Harlequin (4%, Ledbury Real Ales), Ledbury Green Hop CF321 (4%, Ledbury Real Ales), Tournament (4%, Goffs Brewery), Otter Bitter (3.6%, Otter Brewery), Otter Ale (4.5%, Otter Brewery)

Special Guest 2

4 Wood

4 Wood

Best Bitter 4.5%
Shiny Brewery (Little Eaton, Derby)

A traditional best bitter hopped with British Fuggles & Magnum. Full-bodied and a deep malty backbone.

Gluten FreeVegan
Next up on this line: Scapegoat (4.2%, Pennine Brewing Co), then Schwarz Clipper (4.4%, Pennine Brewing Co), Orange Flare (4.4%, Pennine Brewing Co), Clasp (3.4%, Attic Brew Co.), Ingot (4%, Attic Brew Co.), Jumping Jack Flash (3.8%, North Cotswold Brewery), Quarter (4.4%, Attic Brew Co.)

Bitter

Uley Bitter

Uley Bitter

Best Bitter 4%
Uley Brewery (Uley, Gloucestershire)

Permanently available at The Red Lion. Amber in colour this beer has hops and fruits in the aroma which combines with maltiness on the tongue to give a bitter, dry finish. CAMRA’s SW Region Champion 2013 Bitter.

Stout & Porter

Stout Coffin

Stout Coffin

Stout 4.6%
Church End Brewery (Nuneaton, Warwickshire)

Black, chewy and creamy. A first class example of what a stout should be.

Next up on this line: Porter in a Storm (4.9%, Brentwood Brewing Company), then Old Rasputin (4.5%, Tollgate Brewery)

Pale & Golden

Otter Bright

Otter Bright

Pale 4.3%
Otter Brewery (Honiton, Devon)

Otter Bright was one of the original really pale beers. ‘Bright’ made her debut in the summer of ’96 but has since earned a regular place in our full time line up. Originally designed to tempt lager drinkers from the dark-side, now a well respected trendsetter in the UK.

Next up on this line: New Wave (3.4%, Otter Brewery), then Otter Amber (4%, Otter Brewery)

Gluten Free

Talbot Blonde

Talbot Blonde

4.4%
Teme Valley Brewery (Knightwick, Worcester)

A golden and hoppy ale, using Pilgrim and Minstrel hops to balance the light biscuit malt flavours, producing a very drinkable beer.

Gluten Free
Next up on this line: Baldwin IPA (4.2%, Bewdley Brewery), then Worcestershire Sway (5%, Bewdley Brewery)

Mild

Moreton Mild

Moreton Mild

Mild 3.8%
North Cotswold Brewery (Stretton-on-Fosse, Warwickshire)

Permanently available at The Red Lion. Award-winning rich smooth dark mild with a nutty palate. Named after the Cotswold market town of Moreton in Marsh just five miles from the brewery.