Our Drink

What we try to do is please our local audience by offering something a little different and where we can, a little local.

In wines we stick to a simple rule the wine has got to taste good and represent good value for money, its about quality, but we also like to have quantity too, offering a list of 40 to 50 wines that cover most bases, occasions and tastes.

In the world of beers and lagers we always make sure there are some friendly familiar faces, but also something a little different. Our range of cask ales vary considerably from pub to pub but most will have 3 or 4 that dont change very often, ideally supporting local brewers and 2 or 3 that rotate to encourage that niggling urge many of us have to try something new.

B & P Traditional Bitters

All of our pubs offer a Brunning and Price Traditional Bitter, brewed with the utmost of care and attention and of course regular quality control testing by ourselves to make sure everything is just so.

The ales are different in the north and the south, brewed through two different breweries. If you would like to know more about their stories, then read on: Brunning and Price Original and Brunning and Price Traditional.

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St Austell's Visit

May 2026

Ops Managers Sal and Steve took an intrepid group of fine managers down to St Austell in the name of research.

While heavily researching the birthplace of Brunning and Price Traditional, brewed at 3.4% and adorning all of our bars in the south, they managed to accidentally walk to a coastal cove and back; tour the brewery and learn why sparklers should be used in the South (but properly poured to avoid a gigantic head - the width of a biro is perfect!); eat a pasty (served with novelty salad); jump on a fishing boat and catch a mackerel and sand eel (twice) and be back in time for tea.