THE STAGGER INN
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 The Stagger Inn at The Battle of Bosworth 2016 |  The Stagger Inn crew at Bosworth 2016 |  Our lovely Stagger Inn staff. |
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 Lancelot the Bald, keeping staff under control at Loxwood Joust |  The lovely Medieval Baebes. |  Cafe Rene Dover Castle |
 Cafe Rene, Dover Castle |  Cafe Rene, Dover Castle |  Cafe Rene is taken by the Germans. |
 Rene, Edith and friends try to defend Cafe Rene at Dover Castle. |  Cafe Rene, is taken by the English. |  Richard introduces our own Stagger Ale. |
 Temperance Tavern at T.O.R.M 2016 |  Catton Hall crew 2016 |  Catton Hall Crew 2016 |
 The Stagger in Staff at The Battle of Mortimers Cross, Croft Castle 2015 |  Our Lovely Loxwood Bar crew, week one. Loxwood Joust 2015 |  The Stagger Inn at Kings Lynne medieval christmas market 2015 |
 The Stagger Inn goes back to 1940 for Croft at War, Croft Castle 2015. |  Landlord and Landlady (Richard and Mel Phelps) take a break in the air raid shelter at Croft Castle at War 2015 |  The Stagger Inn goes all 1940s for Croft Castle WW2 weekend. |
 Richard and Abby take The Stagger Inn to Ludlow Medieval Christmas Market 2015 |  Bespoke Reenactment Bars at Lincoln Christmas medieval market. |  Richard and Abby at the Loxwood Joust mead shack 2015 |
 View from the mead shack, Loxwood Joust 2015 |  Our lovely Loxwood bar staff week two, Stagger Inn Loxwood Joust 2015 |  Bespoke Reenactment Bars at Lincoln medieval christmas market 2015 |
 Our Lovely bar crew at Lincoln Medieval Christmas Market (L-R Mel, Paul, Abby, Richard ) |  The Stagger Inn at Wrest Park Saint Georges Day |  Four weddings and a funeral at Wrest Park Saint Georges Day. |
 The Stagger Inn was very honoured to have been invited to the Richard III Reinternment events at Bosworth Battlefield. |  Richard got to meet his childhood hero at the LARP Awareness Party, Leicester. Johnny bought dandelion and burdock and some blood tonic to share with his grand kids. |  Lincoln Medieval Christmas Fayre, selling hot cordials, cider and spiced mead |
 Medieval Mayhem at Spaulding 2014 |  The Stagger Inn was invited to join The Wars of The Roses Federation members at Leeds Castle |  |
 Bespoke Reenactment Bars at Medieval Mayhem |  Bespoke Reenactment Bars at Bolsover Castle Joust |  Cosmeston medieval village, Bespoke Reenactment Bars |
 The Stagger Inn at Leeds Castle Kent with Bespoke Reenactment Bars |  Bespoke Reenactment Bars at the Battle of Bosworth |  The Stagger Inn goes back in time to 1914 at Wrest at War |
 Our Landlord Richard Phelps had a little help from some minions at the Audley End Apple Fair |  Landlord takes time out to visit the castle cellars |  Bespoke Reenactment Bars at The Original Reenactors Market |
 Bespoke Reenactment Bars at Eltham Palace Joust |  Bespoke Reenactment Bars take the stagger inn to the battle of Towton. |  |
 The Stagger Inn at Wrest Park Saint Georges Day celebrations. |  |  The Stagger Inn at the Battle of Bosworth with The Federation of The Wars of The Roses. |
 Wrest Park Saint Georges day celebrations at Wrest Park |  |  |
 |  The Stagger Inn at The Battle of Bosworth |  Just a small selection of meads available from the Stagger Inn. |
 |  Evenings around the camp fire with Bespoke reenactment bars |  Evenings entertainment at Wrest Park with The Stagger Inn |
 Bespoke Reenactment Bars provide a non alcoholic temperance tavern for 1940s at Rufford Abbey. |  |  The Stagger Inn girls at medieval Raglan Castle. |
 |  Rufford at war with the Stagger Inn girls. |  |
 Bespoke Reenactment Bars provides the Temperance Tavern at Wrest Park serving original victorian cordials. |  Meet the Stagger Inn team at Loxwood Joust 2013 |  Colin, Mel and Rich at The Gloucester Victorian Christmas Market selling hot cordials and hot spiced mead. |
 Adding a little bit of Glamour, The Stagger Inn girls at Whats your game 2013. |  |  The Temperance Tavern at Kelmarsh 2014. |
 Bespoke Reenactment Bars go back in time to the 1940s |  Non alcoholic mocktails, great for those driving to events. |  |