The Fox and Goose pub in Coombe Bissett, near Salisbury, has been named Rural Pub of the Year by the Salisbury and South Wiltshire branch of CAMRA.
Landlord Keith Smith received the award along with the Derek Blackshaw Trophy, which commemorates the late former branch chairman and campaigner for rural pubs.
It is the first time a pub has received the Blackshaw Trophy twice.
The awards were presented by branch chairman Andrew Hesketh.
He praised the Fox and Goose as a welcoming community pub that also serves passing visitors travelling along the nearby A354.
The pub features two large bars, dining areas and spacious gardens, and is known for its well-kept real ales and food.
Mr Smith thanked CAMRA members who voted for the pub and said he was proud to receive the award again.
The Derek Blackshaw Trophy was created in memory of the late CAMRA chairman, who died in 2022 after campaigning for many years to protect rural pubs.
CAMRA says the award recognises the important role pubs like the Fox and Goose play in village life.
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