Mixing it up


New beers keep rolling out of the Brewery and finding favour, with Oxford Marmalade, 5.5% bitter orange IPA, and Schrödinger, 4.8% German-style weissbier, joining Standing Wave, 5% West Coast IPA, to make rather a tempting mixed 6-pack.



Steve putting a keg of Oxford Marmalade on tap
Steve & Ade with Luciana, lovely landlady of the Teardrop Bar in Oxford’s historic Covered Market

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