West Oxford Beer Festival
Catering on the night will be by the Tumbling Bay Cafe. |
Beer Brewery Sponsor ABV Beer miles Tasting notes 4.5 11 miles personal 4.2 25 miles personal 4.2 26 miles 5.5 28 miles personal 4.2 20 miles 4.3 miles personal 3.7 27 miles 3.9 21 miles 5.0 26 miles .0 21 miles personal .0 miles 4.2 9 miles personal 4.6 13 miles 3.8 26 miles 4.2 6 miles 4.0 9 miles personal 4.7 26 miles personal 4.0 18 miles .0 3 miles 4.9 20 miles personal 4.4 25 miles personal 4.6 20 miles 3.8 26 miles personal 4.2 13 miles Beer Brewery Sponsor ABV Beer miles Tasting notes personal 4.4 100.4 miles
Tickets cost five pounds, and gain you entry to WOBFest, plus a commemorative pint glass, which will be yours to keep.
We may have a small number of tickets on the door, but we strongly recommend you get them in advance (see top of page!)
Drinks and food are then "pay-as-you-go".
Proceeds
Although an independent event, WOBFest donates procceeds to local causes.
Food and drink
Catering on the night will be by the
Tumbling Bay Cafe.
In addition to our beers, we will also have a cider, a lager, a white wine and a red wine,
for any non-beer drinkers you may bring along..
Beer
We hope all the beers listed below will be on offer on the night.
Another Fine Mess
Vale Brewery
Like Stan Laurel, this refreshing summer beer is a golden classic.
Armada
Rebellion Beer Co.
Thirst-quenching zesty copper bitter with a crisp finish.
Bard's Best
Shakspeare Brewing Co
A vibrant hoppy golden ale with a citrus finish
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Ramsbury Brewery
A delicious, well-hopped English-style IPA boasting a fruity citrus finish.
Bit O' Posh
Butts
Well rounded with a hint of spice
Brakspear Special
Bell Street Brewery
A truly classic full-bodied golden-red English beer.
Brock Bitter
Tring Brewery
A light brown quaffing ale with a hint of sweetness and caramel.
Chiltern Black
Chiltern Brewery
Dark and roasty, voted WOBFest 2015 "Best in Fest".
Doodle Stout
Binghams
A stout named after the brewer's dog, who's also dark and complex!
Early Grey IPA
Chiltern Brewery
Barley, hops and single-estate tea. Please, no biscuit dunking.
Goldfinger
Bell Street Brewery
This golden ale is refreshingly moreish and bursting with citrus notes.
HobGoblin Gold
Wychwood Brewery
The perfect gold, with a huge hop punch. Guilt-edged refreshment.
Manta Ray
Animal Brewing Co
Pilsner Pale Ale: ale twist on a lager recipe. Crisp and refreshing.
Moreton Mild
North Cotswold Brewery
A rich, smooth, dark mild with a nutty palate: vanilla, roasted, smoky.
Oatmeal Bohmian Pilsner
Loose Cannon Brewery
Czech hops help create a brilliant golden straw-coloured Pilsner.
Oxford Gold
Brakspear Brewing Co.
A remarkable zesty aroma and a full, fruity flavour .
Pooley's Golden
Weighbridge Brewhouse
Robust golden ale with a gooseberry aroma from NZ hops.
Prospector
Halfpenny Brewery
A light-golden flavour-filled ale.
Quarry Gold
Old Bog Brewery
Enjoyable, zesty, golden beer with a sweet, mango finish.
RED
Aylesbury Brewhouse
This vibrant RED is a surpisingly light, summery quencher.
S.B.A.
Donnington Brewery
Nutty aroma with toffee, a trace of orange fruit and an earthy edge.
Screaming Eagle
West Berkshire Brewery
Light gold American Pale Ale, with notes of citrus, spice and pine.
Warrior Queen
Hop Kettle
Single-hopped golden, made with English Boadicea hops
XT - Two
XT Brewing
A refreshing gold: Vienna and Munich Malts, Bohemian hops.
Guest Beer
At WOBFest we are keen to celebrate local breweries: all the ales listed above come from within 30 miles of Oxford.
However, in honour of the great pub tradition, we also have a "guest beer" from outside the locality.
We have chosen Cotleigh Brewery from Somerset. A friend of WOBFest is coming up to our event from that neck of the woods,
so is making a minor detour to pick up a supply of "Owlzatt! Not Out".
We hope you make our Guest feel very welcome.
Owlzatt! Not Out
Cotleigh Brewery
A golden-amber IPA-style beer with a robust fruit finish.
Purists may wish to note that, because of limitations with setup time and the small size of
WOBFest, the beer is bought in bright in Polypins. But it is still very tasty!
If you have any questions, please contact
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