Jeremy Clarkson's Oxfordshire pub thrives ahead of second venture

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Oct, 06:03 · Archive

Jeremy Clarkson's pub in west Oxfordshire has proved popular since opening in August 2024, and he is now looking to buy another pub outside the UK.

Jeremy Clarkson has enjoyed success running The Farmer's Dog, a pub he opened in Asthall, Oxfordshire in August 2024. The 66-year-old television presenter bought The Windmill, refurbished it and transformed it into the new venture.

The pub has proved popular with both tourists and locals. A Telegraph travel writer recently described scenes of hundreds of visitors forming queues at the bar, packing out the restaurant and filling the large garden. The pub includes a gift shop selling branded merchandise and a butcher's shop and bottle shop called Hops and Chops. A nearby field was described as containing around 300 vehicles, indicating substantial overflow parking.

The Farmer's Dog has featured in Clarkson's popular Prime Video series Clarkson's Farm. Following the pub's success, Clarkson has revealed he is now looking to buy another watering hole, though this time not in the UK.

How it is being reported

• The best pubs run by famous landlordsTV star Jeremy Clarkson has enjoyed success running his own pub in west OxfordshireOxford Mail · 12 Oct, 20:00
• The best pubs run by famous landlordsTV star Jeremy Clarkson has enjoyed success running his own pub in west OxfordshireOxfordshire Guardian · 12 Oct, 20:00

In this story: Jeremy Clarkson · The Farmer's Dog · Asthall · Oxfordshire · The Telegraph · Will Hawkes · Clarkson's Farm

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