Royal Blenheim

Everards rescued this pub a few years ago and leased it to White Horse Brewery who run it with Titanic. A good selection of White Horse and Titanic beers is always available, alongside one Everards’ beer and there are ten hand pumps, so there is also room for some guests; a range of single malts is also stocked. The pub was built in 1889 for Hanley & Co. Ltd, City Brewery, and is a single, high-ceilinged, bright and airy room, served by a large bar; the seating areas are raised around the perimeter. There are no televisions but a drop-down screen for major sporting events. Next door is Modern Art Oxford which building was built in 1888 as the 'square' room and stores for Hanley's brewery which stretched from here to Queen Street. The squares were open-topped vessels made of stone or slate for fermentation. The fermentation room is still there on the top floor. Hanley's was taken over by Hall's Oxford Brewery in 1898.