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Situated halfway between leek and ashbourne in a quiet village, this is possibly one of the most famous pubs in the country, and one of the few where even the local CAMRA committee would admit that the good real ale is the least of the attractions; the inside is stuffed to the brim with old antiques, guns, pianos, penny farthings, working pianolas and so much other bric-a-brac that it is impossible to list it all here. The regular beer is from Burton bridge with guest ales on appearing on special occasions, Traditional pub food is now srved till 8pm winter and 9pm summer also pork pies and pickled eggs are always available; watch out for the pub dog, though. The entrance is dominated by the eponymous yew tree; truly picturesque and one every pub lover should visit one in a lifetime. Now serves a selection of German lagers and bottled beer.
AWARDS: Staffordshire Moorlands Sub Branch Pub of the Season (Winter 2014).
Staffordshire Moorlands Sub Branch Pub of the Year 2014 (Merit).
Pub was changed in 1960 when Alan East arrived/took over - he took the walls out - it was 4 separate rooms - he added the curved bar counter with its red Formica top in the 1960s - there is a large function room upstairs that could hold 200 - it is now full of Alan East's collectables (not visited by MS) - he also built an extension on the rear which houses the cellar and another bar - no longer in use and not visited by MS - only old fitting is the odd fireplace.
Pub was changed in 1960 when Alan East arrived/took over - he took the walls out - it was 4 separate rooms - he added the curved bar counter with its red Formica top in the 1960s - there is a large function room upstairs that could hold 200 - it is now full of Alan East's collectables (not visited by MS) - he also built an extension on the rear which houses the cellar and another bar - no longer in use and not visited by MS - only old fitting is the odd fireplace.
This Pub serves no changing beers and 1 regular beer.
Yew Tree Inn, Cauldon
Source: National
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