This former National Pub of the Year in 2007 and the 2014 CAMRA South West Region Pub of the Year, this excellent, independent, free house is named after the Gloucester Old Spot pig. Built in 1776 as a farm cottage that became a school and then became a pub in the late 19th century and now lovingly refurbished. The pub has an intimate atmosphere with low ceilings, wood burning fire and has masses of brewery memorabilia. A superb watering hole for Cotswold Way walkers with four guest ales. Good value doorstep sandwiches and Old Ric beer sausages available at lunchtime, strictly no chips! Enjoy the secluded garden with a large heated canopy. The pub hosts a beer festival in August. Bus to local railway station.