Not your average Friday night when the @foolsdelightcircus rolls into town. Counting down to the 5th November where Fool`s Delight will join us for a four-course supper feast and some general mischief along the way.
Event @masonsarmsclanfield sold out but more coming soon 🎪
Consider this your wake-up call. Autumn stays @doubleredduke 🍁
A Friday night to remember🍷
We had the absolute pleasure of welcoming the brilliant Angela Hartnett to the Duke at @bicestervillage for a very special evening of Mediterranean-inspired feasting, good wine and even better company.
A wonderful night as part of our Country Creatures Chef Series and Bicester Village`s Dish + Tell Supper Club.
A huge thank you to Angela and everyone who joined us around the table. What an evening!
Christmas in the Cotswolds
The fires are lit and Christmas will be here before we know it. If you`re starting to think about plans, here`s what`s on at each of our pubs this year…
@doubleredduke
Open right through the festive season, Christmas Day included, so you can leave the hard work to us this year. Festive Feasting menus from late November for groups of 8, and rooms if you fancy making a proper break of it.
@masonsarmsclanfield
Our first Christmas with the bedrooms open. Roaring fires, the very best beers on tap and plenty of room for your festive party or a catch-up with friends. Christmas lunch is served just over the road at the Duke.
@thewildduckewen
Our very first Christmas at the Wild Duck, and we`re open throughout. Boxing Day walks, wreath making, chestnuts on the fire… and rooms upstairs for anyone not quite ready to go home.
@doublereddukebv
It`s not all shopping at Bicester Village. A festive set menu with Norfolk Bronze turkey, braised Hereford beef and Christmas pudding, plus great spaces for the office party.
Tables, rooms, menus and vouchers via the link in bio 🎄🔥
#CountryCreatures #DoubleRedDuke #MasonsArms #WildDuck #TheCotswolds ChristmasInTheCotswolds CotswoldPubs ChristmasParty
Up in the eaves @masonsarmsclanfield 🌿
We`ve wrapped one of our attic bedrooms, sloping ceilings and all, in William Morris`s Snakeshead. It`s a pattern he designed in the 1870s, named after the snake`s head fritillary, a little wildflower that still pops up in the Thames meadows round here.
It seemed only right with Kelmscott Manor, Morris`s much-loved country home, just down the road from us. It`s the place he called "heaven on earth", and inspired so much of his work.
Rooms at The Masons Arms are bookable via the link in our bio.
Interiors by @georgie_pearman
Wallpaper @wmorissandco
A day in cider country 🍎 The Wild Duck team headed to @thenewtinsomerset to discover more about the craft behind one of our favourite local suppliers.
