A CHESHIRE pub has been named the best in the North West at an industry awards.
The Cholmondeley Arms, near Malpas, took the title at the National Pub & Bar Awards 2024.
The country pub was also one of 13 pubs to be named as the best in its Region at the National Pub & Bar Awards, which brings together 94 pubs and bars from across the UK, each one having been awarded the title for the best in its county back in April.
From these county winners, 13 regional winners were announced at 30 Euston Square in London.
In the spring, The Cholmondeley Arms was announced as the winner for Cheshire, which followed on from being named Great British Pub of the Year 2023.
Tristan O'Hana, editor of Pub & Bar magazine, and organiser of the National Pub & Bar Awards, said: "Set in the beautiful North West countryside, Cholmondeley Arms is arguably one of England's most unique pubs.
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"While it is known for its extensive selection of specific drinks, it's a modern on-trade operation that could easily pride itself on its food, design or accommodation as well.
"It features various club activities, supplier collaborations and menu specials. Since the difficult times of covid-19, the pub has gone from strength to strength and is back to being one of the best rural sites around."
The National Pub & Bar Awards, headline sponsored by Tyrrells, also handed out three other accolades on the evening. Pub Group of the Year went to Nottingham's Castle Rock Brewery; Bar Group of the Year was awarded to The Blues Kitchen; and the inaugural Tyrrells Tyrrellbly Good Taste Award went to Cheshire Cat Pubs & Bars' Fitzherbert Arms.
The 2024 National Pub & Bar Awards was headline sponsored by Tyrrells and sponsored by ICRTouch, Kerrymaid, Panasonic, Santa Maria and Sky Business. Drinks were supplied on the night by Daymer Bay, Majestic Commercial, Mix with Britvic and In Good Company Brewing Co.
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