The Prince used to be a classic spit and sawdust boozer and our front bar remains true to this tradition. There’s no spit, no sawdust but it is still a proper boozer.
A real fire, good old fashioned leather bench seating and a stunning selection of real ales and single malts. We do have a large screen TV for major sporting events and The Front Bar is a great place to watch Football and Rugby.
Cask Beer is at the heart of the pub and we feature a large range of fantastic beers. We select the finest cask beers in the land and stick with them, perhaps adding a new one every couple of months. When we say select, we don’t mean we pick them from a list, we often travel around visiting breweries, checking out beer festivals, going in other good pubs and seeking out the best beers. This way our customers get great beers they know they can trust and avoid the hit and miss of the latest micro brewed fad. Camra types might call our selection pedestrian but even Roger Protz agrees with us, its hard to find a beer of the same style that beats Tribute (or Landlord or any of the others on the list).
The cask ales we offer include:
- St Austell Tribute
- Timothy Taylor’s Landlord
- Sharpe’s Doom Bar
- Purity Mad Goose
- Castle Rock Harvest Pale
- Oakham’s Bishop’s Farewell
These ales all represent the pinnacle of British brewing tradition. We also offer our own cask beers as part of the “Prince of Ales” range of fine cask beer. These are brewed for us by award winning local brewers and include Sad Bastard and Moseley Pale Ale.
Guest ales we often feature include Thornbridge Jaipur, Darkstar Hophead, Castle Rock Harvest Pale and Holden’s Black Country Special.
If you want to try something different, we also offer 30 Belgian bottled beers and a session working your way through these is guaranteed to make anyone feel happy.
If these aren’t enough we also have something a little stronger on offer. Our “Top Shelf Selection” features 40 single malts. Enough to warm the cockles of even the coldest heart.
Oh…almost forget. We do sell lager.

