Warwick is set to a brand new beer pub this summer.

The Thirsty Bear, which owners say is named in honour of Warwickshire's iconic county bear, is set to open on Smith Street.

A family-run business, the venue is currently undergoing a major refurbishment and being developed by a father-and-son team who hope to bring a constantly evolving selection of beers to the town centre.

Speaking to Ben, one of the owners, he shared that visitors can expect regularly rotating beer lines, with around eight to ten keg and cask options available at any one time.

The Thirsty Bear, which owners say is named in honour of Warwickshire's iconic county bear, is set to open on Smith Street (image via The Thirsty Bear)

The pub marks the family's second business venture, following the closure of their engineering company last year.

Rather than a large launch event, The Thirsty Bear is expected to begin with a soft opening during the week.

The pub is also set to show this year's World Cup matches and get involved in local community events, including the Warwick Beer and Cider Festival and the upcoming Smith Street Party.

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Further details, including an official opening date, are expected to be announced soon.

Find out more about the pub via its website here.

The pub marks the family's second business venture, following the closure of their engineering company last year (image via The Thirsty Bear)