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Bitter
Bitter

Bitter

There has always been a no nonsense four square directness about the Bitter which at 3.7% abv punches well above its weight. With cellar age the bitter achieves a dry, earthy, marmalade tanginess that resonates all the way down the throat. It takes no prisoners and finds few equals. It is brewed with East Anglian pale ale malt and a blend of Goldings and Fuggles hops. Fuggles are added late in the boil to preserve their aroma and the casks are also dry hopped with Fuggles.

Broadside

Broadside

Like the bitter uses the same hop varieties - Fuggles and Goldings but also some of the dwarf variety, First Gold. With greater alcohol, malt richness and a touch of residual sweetness many find it the perfect sedative and never sleep as soundly as after a glass.

Explorer

Explorer

First brewed in 2004 is Adnams’ response to an explosion of interest in the ‘Summer or Golden Ale’ category. Using East Anglian Pale Malt and a charcaterful hop from the Pacific North-West known as Columbus. It is also dry hopped this time with Chinook hops (also from the US) imparting the tell-tale grapefruit aromas and extra crispness on the palate.

Tally-Ho

Tally-Ho

Although Tally-Ho with its black strap molasses and figgy richness runs it close. This classic old ale has become more succulent richer and even better balanced in the last few years. Currently hopped with a relatively new variety and an obvious local favourite – Suffolk grown Boadicea. Are we alone in hoping that this will be bottled and when bottle-conditioned, vintage dated? At the end of January 2008 we broached a year old firkin of Tally-Ho which was sweet, mellow perfection…aaaah.

Ghost Ship

Ghost Ship

Adnams' new pale ale for 2011, is brewed with Pale Ale malt, Crystal malt, Munich and some Wheat malt.Columbus, Chinook and Citra hops are used to give a beer with assertive, pithy bitterness, a malty backbone and lemon and lime aroma.

Oyster Stout

Oyster Stout

Pale ale, Crystal, Chocolate and black malts and English dwarf hops.

Regatta

Regatta

 - Pale ale malt and Boadicea hops

East Green

East Green

 – Pale ale malt, First Gold and Boadicea hops

Old Ale

Old Ale

 - Pale ale and Crystal malt and English dwarf hops

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Oyster Stout
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Old Ale

STAYING WITH US

Room rates are per room, per night, based on two adults sharing a room and are inclusive of a cooked breakfast and VAT.  Rates do vary throughout the year depending on season.

WEEKENDS: Weekends require a minimum two-night stay including a Saturday night. (We may be flexible with arrival days and length of stay depending on other bookings and the season.)

BANK HOLIDAYS: Minimum stay requirements apply during Bank Holidays, Latitude Festival, Christmas and New Year.

CHILDREN: We welcome children at The Anchor. For children under 15 years old we offer a double sofa bed. For young children we also have a fold-out single bed for a £15 daily charge. For 2 children sharing the sofa bed the charge is £20 each per night, including breakfast. The charge for 15 years + is £40 per night for a sofa bed and includes breakfast. Please provide your own travel cot; sorry we are no longer offering travel cots.

BOOKINGS: Please book online here on our website. We accept Visa, Mastercard, Switch, & payment over the phone.

We have three dog-friendly rooms

Well-behaved dogs are very welcome at The Anchor.  There are three Garden Chalets (rooms 11, 12 and 14) that are dog-friendly with direct access to the back garden. These have tiled floors with rugs for ease of cleaning.  We have a hose pipe under the large tree on the back lawn to wash down your dog after muddy walks.  When dining, dogs are permitted in the Bar and Family Room and our outdoor terraces (on a lead as not all our guests are keen on dogs).

Please note that we permit a maximum of two dogs per room.  Although we do charge £20.00 per dog per night, we reserve the right to apply a charge to cover any damage or special cleaning if required.  Age: Dogs should be house-trained and a minimum of one  year old. Bedding: Dogs are not permitted on our beds or furniture. We suggest that guests bring their dog's own bedding.  Dog-friendly beaches: Walberswick welcomes dogs all year round, whereas Southwold has restrictions in place during May to September.  Dog walks: We also recommend Darcy's Dog Walks as seen in Essential Suffolk magazine

 
 
 
The Anchor
Southwold, England, IP18 6AU,
United Kingdom
01502722112 info@anchoratwalberswick.com
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The Anchor, Main Street, Walberswick, IP18 6UA, 01502 722112.

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