Craft Brewery Tour, Beer Tasting and Lunch

Type:Brewery

Hillside Brewery
Hollybush Farm
Ross Road
Longhope
Gloucestershire
GL17 0NG

Tel: 01452 830222

Hilltop Brewery

Guide Prices

Price: £79 per person
Duration: 3.5 hours. Shorter experiences are available, please enquire for details.
Capacity: Minimum 6 people, maximum 60 people.
Opening: All year round and can be booked exclusively for groups to meet the requirements of the customers.
Booking: Over 18s only. Advance booking required. To book please contact the trade contact.

Facilities

Accessibility

  • Facilities for Disabled Visitors - Full disabled access and toilet facilities

Key Features

  • Max group size - 60
  • Min group size - 6

Parking & Transport

  • On-Site Coach Parking
  • Parking On Site - There are two large car parks with room for approximately 60 cars and an additional overflow car park if needed. Spaces for coaches and minibuses can be reserved.

Opening Times

Season (1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024)

* Experiences are hosted throughout the year and can be booked exclusively for groups to meet the requirements of the customers. Can be booked by telephone or email.

Directions

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