Why you're all getting together

Start with the
occasion

The right experience depends less on what it is than on who is coming and why. Pick the occasion and we will point you at the handful that genuinely work for it.

A common ask

"Something they'll remember"

Hands-on beats watching. The Brew Day and the hop farm both send people home with something they made or picked.

A common ask

"Not everyone drinks"

Every tasting on this site can run an alcohol-free flight, and the walking and wellbeing options work regardless.

A common ask

"We're spread across the UK"

Four experiences run nationwide, so the same format can happen in London, Leeds or Bristol on the same day.

Corporate away days

The half-day or full-day formats that hold a mixed team together — enough structure that it does not drift, enough freedom that it does not feel like work.

  • 10–60 guests
  • Invoice billing
  • Public liability on file
  • Accessible options

See away day experiences

Team building

Shared tasks rather than forced fun. Brewing a batch together or walking a route together does more for a team than any trust exercise ever has.

  • 4–30 guests
  • Hands-on formats
  • Mixed fitness welcome

See team experiences

Client entertaining

Estates and venues that do the impressing for you. Small groups, seated tastings, and a host who reads the room and knows when to leave you to talk.

  • 4–20 guests
  • Private tastings
  • Driver arranged
  • Discreet billing

See client experiences

Birthdays & celebrations

Milestone birthdays, anniversaries, retirements and the last-minute "we should do something" ones. Relaxed pacing and food built into the day.

  • 6–40 guests
  • Food included
  • Flexible start times

See celebration experiences

Stag & hen

The part of the weekend everyone agrees on. Guided, timed and paid up front, so no one is chasing people for cash on the day.

  • 8–30 guests
  • Split payments
  • Runs to a schedule

See stag & hen experiences

Christmas parties

An alternative to the same function room. Book by late September for December dates — the good slots go first and they do not come back.

  • 10–60 guests
  • December dates
  • Food and transport add-ons

See Christmas experiences

Not sure which

Describe the group, we will shortlist it

Numbers, a rough date, where everyone is coming from and anything we should work around. That is genuinely all we need to come back with two or three costed options.

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