Price of pints at Jeremy Clarkson’s Hawkstone Arms as he opens £1M pub
Jeremy Clarkson has revealed how much it costs to buy a pint at his Hawkstone Arms as he opens a £1M pub serving Hawkstone beer and cider.
Jeremy Clarkson might have started out as a reporter in Rotherham but now as well as being a Top Gear legend and Clarkson’s Farm farmer, he’s also a pub owner.
Clarkson announced that he’d bought a boozer last week after five years at the helm of Diddly Squat Farm in Chipping Norton, now famously brought to our TV screens on Amazon Prime Video’s hit Clarkson’s Farm series.
Filming for series 4 of Clarkson’s Farm has been underway this summer and no doubt Jeremy’s new pub, the Hawkstone Arms, will feature prominently in the next slate of eps dropping in 2025.
Hawkstone Lager and Cider are served on Clarkson’s Farm to visitors and can also be bought directly via Amazon - we tried the cider here and found it crisp and tart, if a bit pricey.
The drinks are brewed for Clarkson’s Farm at his Hawkstone Brewery in Bourton-on-the-Water in Gloucestershire.
The price list is something visitors are no doubt keen to find out about - and TripAdvisor visitors to the brewery have revealed how much it costs to sup up at the brewery’s Hawkstone Arms bar.
The 4.8 percent Hawkstone Premium beer is £5.50 a pint, while the Session is £5, with an IPA at £5.50 and a 4 percent cider for £5.50 a pint too.
You can also get gin for £6.50 per measure, and chilli gin or vodka, rum or whisky for the same price.
One might also assume similar prices could pass on to The Windmill, the pub Jeremy recently bought for £1M.
Jeremy opened the Windmill for the Euro 2024 final, showing off his Hawkstone taps behind the bar as he readies to officially and formally open the watering hole.
The pub is in Burford, which is about a 20 minute drive from Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm.
As well as serving drinks, no doubt Jeremy will hope to offload some of his food like mushrooms, pork and beef, at the pub at a better profit margin than selling it to other restaurants.
It comes after a long battle between Jeremy and the local West Oxfordshire District Council saw the on-site restaurant close for good - although in season three, we see Clarkson and his girlfriend Lisa Hogan did win an appeal for the rest of the site’s facilities via the Planning Inspectorate.
