Pub & Brewery News

Tuesday 17 March 2026

The Griffin in Mynydd Isa has now reopened for drinks only.
No ales available when a VoC member visited The Marsh in Rhyl. There is a lot of information on Facebook about the various ales they sell including Old Speckled Hen. It appears to be run by the same person from the Cob & Pen.
Mold Alehouse was featured in the Sunday Times ‘8 Best UK Micropubs’ and has also received a mention during Senedd business.
It is understood that Ruthin Castle, Mold has closed.
It was reported that the refurbishment at Brookhouse Mill, Denbigh, has been delayed by otters. It was further reported that the owners are believed to have purchased the Myddleton Grill on the Square, Ruthin.
The Masons Arms, Denbigh, is reportedly for sale.
Facers brewery, Flint, has been brewing for 23 years as of February 2026. Their current range consists of 9 ales.
The Conservative Club, Denbigh, has reopened although no news on whether real ale is served.
The Plough, St Asaph, has reopened but it is also unclear whether real ale is served.
The Rose & Crown, Graianrhyd, recently raised £500 for Macmillan by hosting a continuous dart throwing event over the course of 10 hours.
There has been a management change at the Boot Inn, Northop.