CROP CIRCLE PUB of THE YEAR 2011 (And, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006... You get the idea!)
The Barge Inn @ Honeystreet
Established 1810 (That's 201 years, not ten past six...)

Greetings Barge lovers! The Barge Inn has always been a quirky much loved canal-side pub, but it is now also a unique collaboration between the pub's owners, Honeystreet Ales, and their social enterprise tenants, The Barge Inn Community Project. BICP look after the day to day running of the pub and Honeystreet Ales take care of the important stuff – the beer and cider! We hope to inspire other communities to take an active role in the running of their local pub.

Come and join us for great beer, good music, ‘celebrity chef’ food and the usual eclectic company; dogs, aliens and wondering minstrels welcome.
We look forward to seeing you soon.

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Honeyfest

"Probably the most famous pub in the Universe."
A place where all are welcome and even if not everyone
knows your name, they'll probably guess your star sign!
Investing in community pubs.


Honeyfest 2012 - April 14th
Secret site near Marlborough
‘Locals’ tickets £30 @ the pub


The other historic Barge Inn
Our 'twin' in Newport, Oregon

The New Barn @ The Barge
The Barefoot
Barefoot at the Barge
2012 will mark another milestone in the pub’s 200 year history. Honeystreet Ales are undertaking a major transformation of the old barn site, constructing a beautiful new visual and performing arts space, ‘The Barefoot’, right next to the Barge Inn.

Designed by Mathewson Waters Architects and built by the award winning Green Oak Carpentry Company, construction starts in March. The £250,000 project, funded by Honeystreet Ales, will provide an exciting and inspirational new arts space.
Join us there - Barefoot at the Barge.

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    Magic Buzz

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    Away With The Fairies

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    Alien Abduction

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    Area 51 Real Cider

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    Croppie




Manager Alan Bowery
Alan's been 'manning the pumps' for eight years, serving up a first class pint. A popular and genial host, especially if you treat him to a pint of Croppie! He's a Led Zeppelin fan so don't expect any Barry Manilow on the playlist!


The Barge Inn
"One of the great Wiltshire Pubs"
Both a genuine community local and a place to enjoy a really first class meal.

Chef Carl Games
Like many of the Barge's regulars, Carl's canal boat is moored near the pub. He has a passion for fresh natural produce and an appreciation and desire to use small local artisan suppliers for the Barges' kitchen.

Vince Touching Up The Crop Circle Room

Vince touching up his masterpiece.

“The Barge indeed is Crop Circle Central –there’s even Croppie ale for sale – and circle aficionados arrive to camp here from all over the world: in the visitors’ book Kerry from Australia has written: ‘Great crop circles! Great people!’, while Miranda and Trond from Norway say: ‘Great to be back at Croppie HQ!’ No wonder an official at the Wiltshire Tourist Board tells me that they love crop circles; together with the numinous delights of Stonehenge and Avebury Rings they’re the county's biggest draws. “ (Sunday Telegraph)


Honeystreet Ales Helps Save SETI Institutes' Search for Aliens


The truth is out there and with help from Honeystreet Ales the SETI project, and its mission to seek out new life and new civilisations, will hopefully get back on course. Budget cuts have forced the SETI Institute (Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence), to mothball its Allen Telescope Array. The set of 42 radio telescopes is sited in northern California and scans the skies for potential alien radio signals; originally funded by Paul Allen (billionaire co-founder of Microsoft) the project is in danger of closing as funds have run out. Simon Pye of Honeystreet Ales said "SETI are conducting research vital to the development of our award winning beers and ciders and we have pledged our financial support to help enable this essential project to continue."

The SETI Institute wrote to Honeystreet Ales' Director. " Dear Ian, The advancements we have made in SETI research, astrobiology and science education can be attributed in many ways to people like you who have generously supported our mission. We are grateful for your generosity. On behalf of our entire organisation, thank you again... With your help, there is no limit to what we may discover."


This year, join us @ The Barge for Live Music every Saturday followed by a Jam Session on Sunday.
Check out the entertainments page to see the great acts we've got lined up!

January Opening Hours
04/01 & 05/01 - Open 11.30am - 3pm & 6pm - 11pm. Full menu available
06/01 - Open 11.30am - 3pm & 5pm - Midnight. Full menu available
07/01 - Open 11.30am - Midnight. Full menu available

Opening Hours 08/01 onwards
Monday 11.30am - 3pm & 6pm - 11pm. Full menu. Tuesday 6pm - 11pm. No food available.
Wednesday & Thursday 11.30am - 3pm & 6pm - 11pm. Full menu. Friday 11.30am - 3pm & 5pm - Midnight. Full menu
Saturday 11.30 am - Midnight. Full menu available Sunday Midday - 10.30pm. Full menu till 4pm

Phone: +44(0)1672 851 705 - Fax: +44(0)1672 851 123
The Barge Inn, Honeystreet, Pewsey, Wiltshire. SN9 5PS
To contact Honeystreet Ales email: info@honeystreetales.com

To find us on the map follow this link to Multimap (OINW) or this one to Streetmap.co.uk (OINW)
The nearest train station is Pewsey which is reached by taking trains from Paddington (OINW) in London.