The White Horse, Edwardstone - pub details

White Horse

Address: Edwardstone, Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 5PX [map] [gmap]

Tel: 0871 917 0007 (ref 7405)

Nearest train station Sudbury (5.2 miles)

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Pub suggested by Richard Morris on 3 Apr 2004

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> Current user rating: 9.4/10 (rated by 7 users)
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Fox and Hounds, Groton (0.9 miles)

 

user reviews of the White Horse, Edwardstone

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There is really not a lot to dislike in this pub. A good range of local bitters (including their own), interesting ciders, good soft drinks, pleasant food in a decent yard and garden. Environmentally-friendly, with its own brewery? Go there! Try and find something wrong with it: I dare you!
jollid - 14 Jun 2009 15:16
Pretty much as good as pubs get. The beer (both guest and brewed on site) is first rate, the food is home made and excellent and the atmosphere is friendly and welcoming. The new room is great and the "green" credentials second to none. Edwardstone is a great place to live, but having the White Horse round the corner is the icing on the cake.
DAW2000 - 25 Jan 2009 13:22
Wonderful pub. I've just spent the weekend camped in their field and can't really think of anything that could be changed to make it better. Good variety of beer, well kept. Good pub food and a friendly welcome. A bit remote admittedly but quite well signposted once you get close.
elandri - 30 May 2007 11:28
Great pub! Has 4 – 6 Ales on at any time, always kept well (always a mild, which is quite rare). Also real cider from down the road in Groton:- Castlings Heath Organic Cider is always superb, but strong at 7.8% ABV.

There are plans for its own micro brewery in building next to the pub which sounds great.

The pub hosts 3 yearly beer festivals.
Winter beer fest early Feb had 20 beers, loads of rare strong beers including Gales Prize Ale in cask.

Dark Ale Days Festival over May Day weekend normally has over 20 Milds, Porters and Stouts.

Summer Beer and Music Beer festival was really good. There were over 40 beers and ciders and loads of live music when I went last year. It was well staffed and had sausages from Jimmy’s Farm off the TV: which were scummy.

This pub has also recently put up a 9 meter wind turbine in the garden. IMHO its nice looking and any thing to help prevent climate change must be good.

The friendly welcome combined with two holiday cottages, a camp site, its beautiful rural surroundings and good wholesome country food make this a boozer not to be missed, if you can find it that is!


tommyn11685 - 1 Mar 2007 16:00
Good old fashioned country pub (If you can find it!). The landlord keeps (many) excellent pints. Specialises in dark beers and always has a couple of guest beers on offer. Good food to be had and a friendly atmosphere.
Richard Morris - 3 Apr 2004 23:57

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