| The Wyken Pippin |
| Built in the 1930's The "Wyken Pippin" takes it's name from an old apple tree that stood on the site where the pub was built. Rumour has it that the tree was so big that the roots had to be dynamited out of the ground. |
| The Wyken Pippin apple was introduced into the UK in 1720 by Lord Craven of Coombe abbey who discovered it on his travels through Belgium and Holland and planted it in the garden of Wyken Manor house. The apple was one of Warwickshire's favourite dessert apples until the late 1800's. The original tree was still in existence in 1827. |
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| Pippin Location |
| From the South/North: take M6 to Junction 2 (coventry) take exit (A4600 ) follow town centre signs for approx 2 miles the Pippin is on your left From the city centre: follow signs for Wyken/Leicester A4600/Ansty Rd Go past the "Walsgrave pub" at the next major set of lights turn right into Hipswell highway the pub car park is on your left. |
| Pippin Apple tree |
| Public House |
| 186 Ansty Rd Wyken Coventry Warwickshire Tel 02476 444900 |
| Open All Day |
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| Under New Management |
| Phone for more info 02476 444900 |
| Bar Snacks Available Baked potatoes Hot or Cold pies and pastys |
| Live Premiership Football |
| Karaoke Friday Evenings |