
Hook Norton Brewery is mentioned in a new book, “Miles, Milestones and Memories,” by David Fenton, which chronicles his 54-day walk around England for charity. David previously received support from the brewery in the form of beer and glasses for his fundraising efforts. The book, which took four years to complete, is available for pre-order […]
Read moreNorth Oxfordshire CAMRA Branch Pub of the Year 2025. Congratulations to the staff of four of our pubs as we are pleased to learn that they have made it as finalists in this annual competition. They are:- Bell Inn, Adderbury Butchers Arms, Balscote Hare & Hounds, Wardington Peyton Arms, Stoke Lyne If you haven’t been already, […]
Read moreThe new format for Wednesday’s open tap event proved highly successful. Hooky brewer Robin Underwood presented his original auburn session ale, Imbolc. Robin crafted his beer as a 5BB brew in our Pilot Plant, (basically a mini-Hook Norton Brewery, within the main Brewery) that we use for experimental brews like Robin’s. He shared his brewing […]
Read moreSunday 28th July sees the return of the annual charity carriage parade at Hook Norton Brewery in aid of Thames Valley Air Ambulance. Despite a devastating fire earlier in the year, the Shire horse team at the brewery are keen to push on. Keen shire horse and light horse owners will be gathering at the […]
Read moreLocal Pub Hosts Successful Dog Walk with Potential for Growth Charlotte Prew, owner of The Roebuck Inn in Drayton, teamed up with local dog walker Claire Steels to organize a dog walk on Sunday, June 30th. The event proved to be a hit, attracting a whopping 36 furry participants and their owners for a scenic […]
Read moreHook Norton brewer: Quality and price point key for cask’s future The second part of Gary Lloyd from of The Cask Project Podcast’s Interview with Andy Thomas from Hook Norton Brewery Maintaining quality and not being scared to charge what your beer is worth will help cask beer stay at the forefront of UK pubs. […]
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