Reopened 10 October 2019 having been closed since Young's moved out of Wandsworth in 2006. Now has the same tenants as the nearby Wandsworth pubs the Old Sergeant and the Pig & Whistle. The pub has a strict 18+ admission policy. The Ram Inn is Grade II listed.

The Slybeast microbrewery had a six barrel plant in the pub and its keg 1533 session IPA got its name from the date of the first known year of beer being brewed on this site. Indeed this Wandsworth site is recognised as having the record for the longest continuous brewing history on one site in Britain.

Young's breweriana were initially displayed in the main bar of this former Young's Brewery Tap, but the pub was part of the 'Ram Pub Company' tranche of which the freehold was sold to Punch in 2021. Upstairs is more of a party venue with shuffleboards and a Citroen H2 van serving tacos and it was rumoured in February 2022 that Punch wanted to turn the whole place into more of a nightclub, starting by evicting the SlyBeast brewer.

The Laine Pub Company are now managing the pub, with draught beers only keg on reopening 10 February 2023 after closure from early October 2022. AG&G are having another go at marketing the freehold but Laines have now reinstated two real ales and the pub is looking up.