Twisted Barrel Brewery in FarGo Village are opening their doors so you can meet the team, learn about their history and visit their tap house. You’ll find out all about the brewing process and how they design and brand their beers, as well as sampling their ales in a tasting session.
The tour includes a free drink of your choice on arrival, a tour of the brewery, a brief history of Twisted Barrel Ale, following by a guided tasting of four of their beers.
There is a minimum number of six attendees needed for each tour to go ahead – numbers will be checked at the start of the week and if it has to be cancelled, you’ll be contacted by the end of the Tuesday before and offered tickets to an alternative date or a full refund. They’re doing these every month, so GET BOOKING. Visit their website on www.twistedbarrelale.co.uk
Twisted Barrel Brewery and Tap House, Unit 11, FarGo Village, Coventry, CV1 5ED
Twisted Barrel Brewery in FarGo Village are opening their doors so you can meet the team, learn about their history and visit their tap house. You’ll find out all about the brewing process and how they design and brand their beers, as well as sampling their ales in a tasting session.
The tour includes a free drink of your choice on arrival, a tour of the brewery, a brief history of Twisted Barrel Ale, following by a guided tasting of four of their beers.
There is a minimum number of six attendees needed for each tour to go ahead – numbers will be checked at the start of the week and if it has to be cancelled, you’ll be contacted by the end of the Tuesday before and offered tickets to an alternative date or a full refund. They’re doing these every month, so GET BOOKING. Visit their website on www.twistedbarrelale.co.uk
Twisted Barrel Brewery and Tap House, Unit 11, FarGo Village, Coventry, CV1 5ED
Twisted Barrel Brewery in FarGo Village are opening their doors so you can meet the team, learn about their history and visit their tap house. You’ll find out all about the brewing process and how they design and brand their beers, as well as sampling their ales in a tasting session.
The tour includes a free drink of your choice on arrival, a tour of the brewery, a brief history of Twisted Barrel Ale, following by a guided tasting of four of their beers.
There is a minimum number of six attendees needed for each tour to go ahead – numbers will be checked at the start of the week and if it has to be cancelled, you’ll be contacted by the end of the Tuesday before and offered tickets to an alternative date or a full refund. They’re doing these every month, so GET BOOKING. Visit their website on www.twistedbarrelale.co.uk
Twisted Barrel Brewery and Tap House, Unit 11, FarGo Village, Coventry, CV1 5ED
Fancy your own little Oktoberfest moment? You can get it. Bier Haus opens in Leamington this weekend. You’ll get the long bench seating, steins of beer, Stein cocktails, food, sport, music and everything else in between. Visit their Facebook page for info.
Leamington Spa, Warwickshire
If you’re a beer fan this is one for you. The Rugby & District CAMRA Beer Festival 2020 takes place on Friday, March 6th and Saturday, March 7th. You’ll be able to try more than 30 ales, craft beers, bottled beers and ciders, as well as other drinks. There will also be hot and cold food, England Rugby on the big screen, a band on the Saturday night, a tombola and an auction. Plenty to keep you occupied! Admission is £2 for CAMRA members, £3 for non-members and you have to pay a £2 refundable deposit on your glass.
Arnold House, Elsee Rd, Rugby CV21 3BA
The Coventry Ale Trail returns on October 12 & 13, taking you on a tour around the city trying some of its historic pubs and taverns – and having a few drinks along the way.
Start your journey at a venue of your choice and collect your 1/3 pint souvenir glass then work your way around the city and its ales. Venues include: The Twisted Barrel; The Castle Grounds; The Golden Cross; The Town Crier; Town Wall Tavern; The Gatehouse Tavern and The Old Windmill. Book tickets for Saturday via Eventbrite here.
Coventry City Centre
The Coventry Ale Trail returns on October 12 & 13, taking you on a tour around the city trying some of its historic pubs and taverns – and having a few drinks along the way.
Start your journey at a venue of your choice and collect your 1/3 pint souvenir glass then work your way around the city and its ales. Venues include: The Twisted Barrel; The Castle Grounds; The Golden Cross; The Town Crier; Town Wall Tavern; The Gatehouse Tavern and The Old Windmill. Book tickets for Saturday via Eventbrite here.
Coventry City Centre
Another one that’s not strictly Coventry & Warwickshire, but it certainly sounds like a good’un and after recently joining in some Bavarian beer-based fun, I’m all over it.
Run by Seasonal Markets in collaboration with The Old Crown and held in the Jewellery Quarter in Birmingham, Oktoberfest is all about the beer, along with German gin, German wines and Oktoberfest themed cocktails. There’s food to line your stomach too, including traditional German schnitzel, apple strudel waffles, as well as DJs, live bands and games – oh, and a best-dressed competition…
Tickets for the Saturday are sold out but there are still some for the Friday. They’re £12 and get you entry, reserved seating and all the entertainment. More info here.
60 Hampton Street, 60 Hampton Street, Hockley, Birmingham, B19 3LU
