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The Old Farmhouse

A dog friendly pub serving food with Sky TV in Ulverston.

Details

We pride ourselves on locally sourcing when ever we can, Ulverston Brewery supplies some of our beert, Lakes Speciality Meats are our butchers, we use Brian Harrgons from Flookburgh for all our vegetables & fruit & our dairy supplier is Woodbines from Newton - in Furness.

Priory Road, Ulverston, Cumbria, LA12 9HR
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01229 480324

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http://www.old-farmhouse.com/

Facilities include: Outside Seating, Sky Sports, Sea, ESPN, Traditional, Meeting rooms, Darts, Snooker table, We have a pub dog, TNT Sports, Cocktails, Beer, Wine, Cider, Tea & Coffee,

Mon - Thu: 11:30 - 00:00
Fri - Sun: 11:30 - 00:30

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Drinks

	Drink	%	Brewery
	Best Bitter	3.8	Black Sheep Brewery Plc
The original stalwart of the Black Sheep range. First brewed in 1992, Best Bitter is the iconic Yorkshire Bitter devised and created to offer beer with real flavour and bite. A different breed Tasting Notes: Brewed with whole flower English hops, Best Bitter packs a genuine spiky bitterness with big character. Challenger, Goldings and Fuggle hops blend to create a beautiful aroma and flavour with kicks of grassy freshness and a big peppery punch. The Maris Otter malt offers a light sweetness that balances against those big bitter characters.
	Cumberland	4.0	Jennings Brewery
A superb golden coloured ale, brewed with English pale Ale malt and using only the finest English aromatic hops. Traditionally brewed using pure Lakeland water drawn from the brewery’s own well Tasting Notes: Deep, golden, hoppy, spicy bitter
	John Smiths Bitter	3.8	John Smith's Brewery
Bronze and amber colouring with a malt and fruity smell. Tasting Notes: Malt, hop bitterness, a full body with lasting aftertaste. John Smith’s bitter, which is still going strong, is a malty, bitter sweet ale with a slight fruitiness and a bitter aftertaste – we probably took the words right out of your mouth.