A third party, word of mouth mention of The Woolpack Inn (possibly)?

My wife just spent two weeks in Manila for work and got home last night. This morning she asked me was there another pub called "The Woolpacker" and I said that is the name of one of Dave's Beers but she said that on the way home on the Aer Lingus flight from Amsterdam, the in flight magazine (Cara?) had an article about a couple who went to Cumbria and went to "The Woolpacker Inn" which was reminiscent of a 1970's bingo hall and they were served food by a man who could have been the 5th member of Spinal Tap. That could be Alan the bar man.
It may be there is in fact a pub in Cumbria called The Woolpacker, perhaps Dave can shed some light on this but it may also be that these people visited the woolpack. She seems to remember the article saying they were served "Duck and oink pâté" so is/was that on the menu? Actually looking at the Woolpack lunch menu, there is a "Quack n Oink" on the lunch menu so I am going to take a wild guess that this is the same place.

Unfortunately I did not read this myself but they did like it according to the review my wife read and they enjoyed the food etc so it was a good review and it seems Alan (if it was him) was the star of the place. That said, perhaps Dave could make it as a Spinal Tap member?