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New clubs – lower prices
From Monday 23 June, customers at Wetherspoon’s pubs across the UK will be able to enjoy new weekly club deals and greater value-for-money meals and drinks.
New pubs opening soon
New Wetherspoon pubs will be opening soon, including pubs in Fulham, London Bridge and Kenilworth.
Craft cider festival
A range of up to 15 craft ciders, including traditional apple ciders, perries and flavoured ciders, will be available during the 10-day festival.
The festival will run from Friday 27 June to Sunday 6 July, inclusive.
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.
Summer of Sport 2025
A summer of sport will be shown live at Wetherspoon pubs to mark the events this year.
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.
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
This grade II listed three-storey building is a ‘17th-century timber-framed lobby-entry plan house, refronted in brick in the late 18th century’, with a modern extension. To the right of the wooden entrance porch is an archway into the former stables. In 1828, Thomas Reese was the landlord at the Black Boy. Richard George’s many years as licensee ended in 1875. In 1891, the landlady was a 67-year-old widow, Mrs Georgina Owen. At that time, there were still iron railings at the front of the inn.
