The Moon Under Water
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Father’s Day weekend
The Brunch Burger is back for one weekend only at Wetherspoon pubs across the UK and Republic of Ireland.
The burger will be available on Father’s Day weekend (Fri 13 – Sun 15 June).
New gourmet burgers
Wetherspoon pubs will be serving a new range of gourmet burgers from Wednesday 14 May. The new burgers include The Big Smoke, Cheese meltdown, Buffalo, BBQ stack and The Empire State.
Jaipur at Wetherspoon
Wetherspoon pubs will be stocking Jaipur from 9 April.
Jaipur is a flagship beer from Thornbridge brewery in Derbyshire, first brewed in 2005 and was the beer that put Thornbridge brewery on the map. Tasting notes for Jaipur are below.
Get your mitts on a fabulous spritz
Get ready for summer with Wetherspoon’s spritz cocktail range, a choice of five classic and fruity recipes for all tastes.
Guest ale and craft tasting notes
View the April-June tasting notes for guest ales and craft cans.
1664 Bière on draught – new world beer
All Wetherspoon pubs across the UK and Ireland will be introducing a new premium draught lager. The beautifully crafted French premium lager, 1664 Bière (4.6% ABV), is being added to the company’s draught beer range.
Breakfast deals
Customers at more than 650 Wetherspoon pubs across the UK will be able to enjoy breakfast deals for £2.99 each or less.
Poretti on draught – new world beer
Poretti (4.8% ABV) is an Italian premium full-flavoured lager, characterised by a pillowy white head, brilliant clarity and a polished golden colour.
The Good Beer Guide 2025 – We’re in it
In total, 251 of the company’s pubs are listed in CAMRA’s publication, which is the UK’s best-selling beer and pub guide.
Pub history
The ‘Moon Under Water’ was the name of the ideal pub imagined by George Orwell. The famous writer described his fictitious pub in a newspaper article. In late Victorian times, a furniture ‘emporium’ traded on this site. It was later divided into smaller shops, one of which was the Co-operative Society’s drapery store. The ‘Co-Op’ later took over all of the shops. The redeveloped premises opened in 1931. Its new, bigger café is now The Moon Under Water.
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