Wolverhampton CAMRA Beerwolf Autumn 2017

South & East
Wolverhampton
The Albion, Wednesfield
The Albion closed recently and following
refurbishment, reopened under a
new name, The Lancaster.
The Pheasant, Wednesfield
Has recently reopened following a
three week refurbishment.
The Vine, Wednesfield
Biannual beer festivals take place at
this Black Country Ales pub, The Vine is
recognised as having a CAMRA National
Heritage Interior.
The White Rabbit, Bradley, Bilston
A new build Marston’s pub restaurant
that will operate under the Milestone
Carvery branding at the Bilston Urban
Village development, Bankfield Road.
It’s name is a local mining reference.
The pub is expected to be open in
October.
South Staffordshire
The Bell Inn, Stretton
Also known as the Ham ‘n’ Eggery, is
currently closed.
The Crown, Codsall
The Crown closed in late 2015 following
purchase by Joule’s Brewery, reopening
in 2016. The pub has seven real ales,
with at least three of these Joule’s regulars
such as Joule’s Pale Ale and Slumbering
Monk.
Hartley Arms, Wheaton Aston
The pub is continuing its successful annual
Beer, Burgers & Bands festival, with
the latest taking place in August.
The Harrows Inn, Coven
Has been recently awarded by the
branch for its excellent selection of
cider.
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BEERWOLF | Autumn 2017