The White Horse, Hedgerley - pub details

best pub ever- this is what it is all about, whether for a quiet summertime evening/ day drink, winter warming ale, or full on beer fest. Great home food and summer BBqs.

lovely surrounding woodland walks.

Very friendly family run pub, with friendly local atmosphere. go there.

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adeaxe - 2 Feb 2010 17:52

Little has changed since I reviewed this pub just over one year ago. It's actually Rod and Ray (not Ron and Ray) that provide much of the evening entertainment (watch out for the spitting python). Last night, there were 8 real ales - Greene King IPA, Marlow Rebellion, Black Hole Starry Night, Bartrams Rude Alf The Red Knows Rain Dear, Milk Street Bobbled, Weltons Headless Horseman, Derby Sleighed Again and Brown Cow A Winter's Tale. There are also 3 changing real ciders or perries - Double Vision, Moles Black Rat and Winkleigh Autumn Devon Scrumpy last night. Saxon cider is no longer stocked. There is also a regular draught Belgian beer (St Monon Ambree yesterday), as well as mulled wine and cider at this time of the year. I was glad to see the White Horse in the top 50 recently. But it seems to have dropped down a little over the past few days. My rating remains 10/10 - one of only 3 pubs I gave this score to (the others being the Ship & Mitre, Liverpool and the Square & Compass, Worth Matravers).

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blue_scrumpy - 14 Dec 2009 19:35

This pub is as good as it gets. Great range of ales, all in top notch condition, most served straight from the barrel via the little bar hatch. The ales are constantly changing and they specialise in ales from local micro breweries. The garden is lovely in the summer, as is sitting out the front and watching the world go by. 10 mins off the M40. Its well worth a special trip to this pub - not many like this still around.

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tommysdad - 28 Oct 2009 13:06

This is what a pub should be .No pool tables no music blareing out. a gem Lots of lovely real ale.. The gardens are a pleasure to sit in,one drawback young children running around playing tag and hide and seek,should be left in a pen.

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retiree - 17 Aug 2009 05:48

A complete gem.

I paid my maiden call at this hostelry on 30th May, having cycled from Gerrards Cross station. What immediately impressed me was the near-heroe's welcome I received from locals drinking outside, as I locked my cycle and took a look around the outdoor drinking area.

A proper, no-nonsense PUB. No tv, fruit machines or jukebox. Pure conversation rules the roost here, and I ended up in conversation with several regular visitors to the WH, who were friendly, chilled and relaxed.

From a constantly changing range of eight beers (some on gravity) I enjoyed four including one from Rebellion, another from Wensleydale (formerly Lidstones) and one from Penpont in Cornwall.

Festivals are held, usually around the late May bank holiday weekend (and at other times - check with pub) and beer turnover is reported at well over one hundred nine-gallon casks in the course of such events.

This pub must be visited, and it is one of those rare occasions where I will unreservedly award the full 10/10.

One of the best pubs in the UK.

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lad_newton - 2 Jun 2009 19:16

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