Webster's Brewhouse, Wollaston, Stourbridge

This is a detached Victorian pub, formerly called the Cottage Spring. The pub is a cottage styled front, with the central door flanked by windows and it is in white render, with grey paintwork. It extends quite away to the back, where there is a conservatory and a beer garden. The interior has lost all of the internal rooms it once had. It opens up to the left and right on entry and then moves down the pub, passing the bar on the right, before turning right into a conservatory area. The place is modern. It is in light grey, white and exposed brick (white and green in the conservatory) with a mainly red tile floor. There are grren perimeter and comfy seats, some sofas, foody kind of tables at the back with a few vases, with twigs in, as well as smaller ones on the tables with flowers in. The art on the walls is bisto stuff and there are a couple of fireplaces, one in each of the old rooms at the front and one at the back, past the serving bar. There was no TV that i saw and the music was general and at a decent level. The service was fine and the clientele mianly younger people. Beer; usual tap stuff with Shropshire Oracle, Gold, Enville Ginger, Banks's MILD, Angel Equinox and Ilkley Fireside Porter on handpull. The Porter and Equinox were well kept and decent. Whilst this pub has been modernised inside, which isn't to my (a traditionalist) taste, the beer choice and quality mean that if you don't visit, it is you that misses out. The name didn't inspire any thought that we would really stop off here, but i thank the good Lord that we saw the LocAle signs on the windows.