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The Great Malvern Hotel

A venue serving food with Sky TV in Malvern.

Details

The Great Malvern Hotel, a friendly family run business where we take great pleasure in ensuring that your stay with us will be a memorable one. Great Malvern is located on the east side of the Malvern Hills overlooking Worcestershire and the Severn Valley. Malvern is a good centre for exploring the Welsh Border country and attracts a large number of walkers each year. The Hotel is situated in the centre of Great Malvern within walking distance of the Malvern Festival Theatre complex and the Splash Leisure Centre.

Graham Road, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14 2HN
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01684 563 411

[email protected]

http://great-malvern-hotel.co.uk

Facilities include: Real Ale, Sky Sports, Traditional Sunday Roast, Jukebox, Live Music, 5+ Rooms, Traditional, Cask Marque, Good Pub Guide, Separate food area, Comedy, Quiz, Meeting rooms, CAMRA Local pub, All Day, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Telephone, Beer, Wine, Tea & Coffee, Hotel , Breakfast , Spirits,

Mon - Sun: 00:00 - 00:00

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Drinks

	Drink	%	Brewery
	HPA	4.0	Wye Valley Brewery Ltd
HPA is an easy-going real ale that brings people together. Our brewers have let locally grown Target and Celeia hops hang out with Maris Otter pale malt to give this understated brew its pale straw colour, citrus hop aroma and a balanced bitter finish. Tasting Notes: HPA is a truly delightful pale ale. It’s smooth on the palate, and boasts a citrus hop aroma leading to a balanced bitter finish. Locally grown Target and Celeia hops play an important part in making this such a distinctive beer. With Maris Otter pale malt and malted wheat also being used, this is very much a pale ale with all the right ingredients.
	XXX	4.3	Three Tuns Brewery
A pale-straw-coloured, premium bitter from a centuries old recipe with simple, light malty-sweetness, delicately balanced with light bitterness and a floral, earthy character. Tasting Notes:
	Blonde Brummie	4.4	Birmingham Brewing Company
Caramelised British floor malts and resinous British hops leave a complex bitter sweet finish in this session pale ale. Tasting Notes:
	Grazing Girls	4.5	Brew61
A malty ale, with hoppy, tropical flavours from Mosaic hops Tasting Notes: Ripe, tropical fruitiness on the nose, with a big, hoppy taste and a clean bitter finish
	Importance of Using Ernest	4.0	Ledbury Real Ales
Pale Ale brewed with a combination of US and English hops but predominantly using hops grown locally in Herefordshire. Originally grown in the late 1950s 'Ernest' gives this beer lemon and apricot flavours Tasting Notes: The Ernest hop in this beer provides lemon and apricot flavours