Jeremy Clarkson wants to open a second pub after a celebrity offered the Clarkson’s Farm star his for free.
The 66-year-old presenter bought The Windmill in Asthall, Oxfordshire, a few years ago for around £1,000,000.
He refurbished and renovated the watering hole, opening it as The Farmer’s Dog in August 2024.
Mr Clarkson’s pub has proved popular with tourists and locals alike, visiting the spot regularly in the two years following.
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The Farmer’s Dog has also appeared in the presenter’s popular Prime Video series, Clarkson’s Farm.
Now, however, the 66-year-old has revealed he is “looking” to buy another watering hole, but this time not in the UK.
Appearing on stage at the Conservative Party Conference, Mr Clarkson said: “I am actually looking, as we speak, quite hard into the possibility of opening another pub.
“It’s not going to be in the UK. Why would anybody set up a business in this country right now?”
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This comes after former driver Mr Coulthard has said that he approached Mr Clarkson after his own south-west London pub, The Brown Dog in Barnes, struggled to make money.
Mr Coulthard made the comments during a drive-along interview with broadcaster and former racing driver Jodie Kidd, as reported by Motorsport.com.
He said: “I bought a pub in Barnes which just didn’t work. It was The Brown Dog, and we couldn’t make it work.
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“I actually offered it to Jeremy Clarkson. I said, ‘Jeremy, I’ll give you the pub. It’s yours, title deeds, but if and when you make money, you start cutting us in.'”
However, Mr Clarkson did not take up the offer, and Mr Coulthard said the Barnes site was not suitably located for the presenter.
He added: “I think it was just too far from where he lives to make it sensible. It’s a difficult business.”
