PUBS in and around Malvern have been praised in the latest edition of the Good Beer Guide.
Compiled each year by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), the guide highlights venues that serve the best real ale across the UK, broken down by region.
While there are a wide range of Worcestershire pubs to explore in the guide, we have compiled a list of three Malvern and the surrounding areas.
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The Brewers Arms
The Brewers Arms is a community pub in West Malvern (Image: undefined)
Based in West Malvern, the guide hails it as a “community pub” with six real ales exclusively from local breweries.
The pub has also been praised for its “splendid views” and for being a stopping point for walkers on the Malvern Hills.
Nag’s Head
The Nag’s Head, Malvern, was named Worcester CAMRA’s Pub of the Year earlier this year (Image: Supplied)
A popular spot on Bank Street, with the guide praising it for its “quality food”.
CAMRA said the pub also has a cosy atmosphere, with multiple fires that “burn brightly” in the winter months.
Olde Anchor Inn
Ye Olde Anchor Inn in Upton upon Severn (Image: Newsquest)
Based on the High Street in Upton upon Severn, the guide points out the pub’s 400-year history.
It says there are plenty of “small rooms and alcoves” for pubgoers to enjoy, as well as a large fireplace.
What is the Good Beer Guide?
The Good Beer Guide is published annually and regarded as one of the most influential pub guides in the UK.
Entries are selected for both their standards of real ale, as well as the overall pub experience.
All venues are evaluated by CAMRA members before they are included in the guide, which can be purchased through the CAMRA shop.
