Ale Update...  

Welcome to The Butcher's Arms

The Butcher's Arms is reputedly the smallest Free House in England and offers the finest selection of real ales. Owned and managed by Martyn Hillier, The Butcher's Arms is situated in Herne Village in the beautiful county of Kent.

Real ale lovers can enjoy a pint and a chat, literally off the butcher's block on the newly refurbished premises. The beer is only as good as the banter, and you are sure to find plenty of lively and friendly chat from the loyal band of locals.

Customers can also buy to enjoy ale at home in whatever quantity they wish, whether that be a small bottle (3.5 pints), or a whole pin of 37 pints. Martyn can supply ales from just about anywhere in the country. He is always willing to listen to his customers to ensure a wide choice each week. Just ask and he will do his best to supply!

Please visit this site regularly to find out what beers are currently on tap each week. You can also visit the Message Board to offer your suggestions and views on the refreshing subject of beer.

 

Don't forget to visit the Message Board every week to get Martyn's Ale Update.  If you want to request an ale, make sure you post a message on the board

CAMRA votes The Butcher's Arms as 2009 East Kent Pub of the Year.

With 5 CAMRA Awards in 2 years, The Butcher's Arms is an award winning pub, but it's not just about the ale!

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Find out what everyone is saying about The Butcher's Arms. So much more than a good pint of ale... friendly service, wide choice of ales, great atmosphere and banter

tHE bUTCHER'S arms
Telephone 01227 371000
The Original Micropub
Established 1984

The Butcher's Arms 'Small Pub, Big Appeal'

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Micropub Mania !

After Martyns talk at CAMRA's AGM this year, the micropub concept is really taking off ...

Rat Race Ale House

Now open in Hartlepool

Click here to follow Pete Morgans progress.

The 3 Tapsters

It looks like the Newark area will soon have its very own micropub

thanks to the 3 Tapsters. Follow their progress...

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