Author: Paul Ivinson

The Hungerford Club will be holding its celebrated beer festival over the August Bank Holiday weekend. Last year the festival wasn’t able to take place but the club is delighted to be able to go ahead this year.

For all the details, including a list of the guest ales, the food that will be available and the music entertainment, please go to the events page.

The table below shows the new opening times which will take effect from 2nd August 2021.

Thank you

It is with great pleasure that The Hungerford Club can announce the fundraising on The Good Exchange for the defibrillator has been successful with the full amount raised.

The provision of a defibrillator has been discussed and planned for some time. We started the fund raising in early June and the response to our appeal has been fantastic.

Now that we have achieved this important milestone, we can go ahead with the purchase and installation. We will keep everybody informed on progress.

For the next few couple of weeks the bar will have two guest ales.

Hop Father – 3.9%

Brewed by the Why Valley Brewery situated in the heart of Herefordshire. This is a deliciously hoppy session I.P.A. featuring Mosaic, Summit, Cascade, Pilot and Azacca hops which join forces to ‘Hopfather’ some seriously hoppy clout. This session IPA also boasts a new vibrant gold colour together with subtle malt overtones, zesty fruit flavours and a refreshingly crisp finish.

Lord Marples – 4.0%

A surprisingly smooth bitter with light toffee and caramel notes. Lord Marples was the first ever Thornbridge beer! Brewed in 2005 at the Hall Brewery. It pours an attractive mahogany, bringing forth flavours of honey and caramel with just a light bitterness in the finish to keep it balanced. It’s named after Mr Marples, a former owner of Thornbridge Hall, who enjoyed using the title of Lord while never quite achieving it officially!