Why it’s on the list: I drink it, I enjoy it. I want to know how it’s made!
How/when I’ll judge this task to be completed: When I’ve visited either a brewery or a distillery and understand the basics of creating the relevant drink.
Why it’s on the list: I drink it, I enjoy it. I want to know how it’s made!
How/when I’ll judge this task to be completed: When I’ve visited either a brewery or a distillery and understand the basics of creating the relevant drink.
Hi Alison
strange what google throws up, searching for Joggler and hit your blog, then saw your post about 50 beers (have drunk most myself, a fan of Hobgoblin), then saw this post
Locally you are spoilt for choice with Wychwood, Whitehorse, Hook Norton etc
Personally i’d take a trip out to Hook Norton and visit the brewery there, a very old and quaint building and they still use the steam engine and horse draw drays. Oh and of course Old Hooky is not bad as well…
Dave
Thanks – I was wondering whether to go to Wychwood or somewhere else, will give Hook Norton a go. I actually have been to the White Horse brewery before, I used to run a magazine and visited to talk about advertising; also went to the Best Mates microbrewery in Ardington so will be interesting to contrast those two tiny breweries with a larger one!