The Old Gate at Heathton is one of the 50 best cosy pubs in Black Country, Staffordshire and Wyre Forest which bring a comfortable feeling, a nice pint and make you feel welcome, as described by the Express and Star. Click this link to read the full article.
The Express and Star say The Old Gate Heathton owners Sammy Law and Ben Boden have made The Old Gate a haven for beer drinkers.
The pub dates back to the 17th century and was originally a coaching inn, as well as having existed for a while as the Cricketers Arms, and still carries reminders of its coaching past inside the snug through the design of the room.
As a freehold, the Old Gate Inn has more freedom in terms of what it can serve behind the bar, with Bathams Bitter, Hobsons Town Crier, Enville Ale and Enville Ginger and Wye Valley HPA permanent fixtures on tap and a range of guest ales on the sixth pump.
The pub also serves a fine range of wines from Tanners, as well as Carling, Coors and ABK Hells for lager, Thatchers Gold and Thatchers fusion for ciders and a good range of whisky and gin.