The Jug and Glass Public House

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The Jug and Glass Public House is a historic public house in Lea, Derbyshire, England. Its principal claim to fame in the available record is its Grade II listed status, which recognises it as a building of special architectural or historic interest. The Grade II designation is the most common form of statutory listing in England, applied to buildings of national importance and special interest, and it ensures that the building's character and fabric are protected through the planning system. As a public house, The Jug and Glass has served as a social and hospitality venue in the village of Lea, near Matlock. The pub maintains an official website, indicating it remains in operation and actively markets its services. While the exact date of construction, its original use, and the sequence of owners or licensees are not documented in the supplied evidence, its listed status suggests a building of some age and architectural merit. Public houses have long been central to British village life, and The Jug and Glass continues that tradition in Derbyshire. Further historical details would require consultation of local archives, historic England records, or the pub's own materials.

• The Jug and Glass Public House is recorded as a Grade II listed pub in Lea, Derbyshire, England, UK.

A traditional Grade II listed village pub serving the local community and visitors in Lea, Derbyshire.

• Beer and ale

  Typical beverages served at a British public house.

• Pub food

  Food service commonly offered by traditional pubs.

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