Banbury Beer Trail returns with month-long pub challenge
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 06:19 · Archive
Banbury's Business Improvement District is relaunching its Beer Trail this October across 26 venues.
Banbury Business Improvement District is relaunching the Banbury Beer Trail this October, offering a month-long celebration of pubs. The trail invites residents and visitors to explore 26 pubs, bars and entertainment venues across the town, featuring a mix of historic inns, cocktail bars and sports bars.
Participants collect stamps in their Beer Trail booklet for each qualifying drink purchased at a participating venue. Five stamps earn entry into a draw for a £15 or £25 gift card, while 10 stamps enter participants into a draw for £100 to spend at a participating venue. Venues on the trail include Banbury Cross Inn, The Old Auctioneer, The Swan, The Wheatsheaf and Ye Olde Reine Deer.
Booklets are available at all participating venues, as well as the Banbury United lottery stand, Castle Quay Information Desk, Banbury Museum and Banbury Library. Lucas Timms from Banbury BID said: 'We're really pleased to be bringing the Beer Trail back this year. It was well received previously, and we're looking forward to seeing people getting involved again, discovering new places and supporting local businesses along the way.' The trail is designed to be enjoyed at a leisurely pace throughout the month, with Banbury BID encouraging all participants to drink responsibly.
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- Banbury Beer Trail returns with month-long pub challengeBanbury Business Improvement District (BID) is relaunching the Banbury Beer Trail, inviting residents and visitors to explore 26 pubs, bars and entertainment venues.Oxford Mail · 9 Oct, 05:00
- Banbury Beer Trail returns with month-long pub challengeBanbury Business Improvement District (BID) is relaunching the Banbury Beer Trail, inviting residents and visitors to explore 26 pubs, bars and entertainment venues.Oxfordshire Guardian · 9 Oct, 05:00
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