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Hoxne
Swan

real ale available
opened 15th cent
Low St, IP21 5AS
grid reference: TM 179 771
tel. 01379 668275
Opening hours (as of 27/12/2008)
11-3, 6-11; 12-10.30 (Sun)
Regular real ales: Adnams Bitter, Broadside, Woodfordes Wherry+ guest beer [H].
Guest beers: range varies
This 15th century pub has a colourful history. Claimed to be both the former home of the Bishop of Norwich and later a whore house! The pub is a mix of timber framed rooms with a large open fire in the main bar. To the rear there is a large garden beside a small stream and ample car-parking. Two regular beer festivals are held, one in early June and the other in November (check website for details). The November festival also coincides with St Edmund's day; both events include music from local groups. Excellent home cooked food is also available with many food options prepared with local produce.
Listed Building Grade: II*

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Local licensing authority for Hoxne is Mid Suffolk
Last updated: December 27th 2008


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