After the latest briefing from the government about the Coronavirus, it is with heavy hearts that we have postponed our March and April brewery tours.

We will be in touch with everyone already booked on the tours. For those of you with vouchers, please ignore the 6 month expiry date, as vouchers will be honoured for future bookings.

Some good news ☀️
Our NEW Drive Through Brewery Shop will be open on Saturday between 10am – 2pm and during the week from 9am – 5.30pm. Please note our NEW Saturday opening hours!

So come and see us at the brewery. We have plentiful supplies of all your favourite brews in cask, keg and bottles.

Look forward to seeing you soon… and to resuming our fabulous brewery tours as soon as the all clear is given.

NB: If entering the brewery, all visitors will be asked to sign in to confirm that they have not exhibited any symptoms or been in contact with anyone who has tested positive for COVID-19 or been to any of the Category 1 or 2 countries.
We are regularly cleaning all handles/surfaces/credit card machine etc…
And you are most welcome to be served from the comfort of your car seat.

Stay well, the Langham Team xx 🍻

“All of us at Langhams are passionate about our steam heated microbrewery, nestling in the heart of the South Downs. That’s why we believe it is so important to raise awareness of the South Downs National Park Trust and its work to raise funds for key initiatives to preserve and protect our environment, and in particular the Park’s 10th Anniversary campaign to plant 5,000 trees across the South Downs”.

Read more via the South Downs National Park blog.

We’re thrilled to host this wonderful event here at the brewery on Saturday 18th April.

This is a travelling, fund raising, folk music event organised by The Sustainability Centre’s Jeff Lane, with the amazing support of some magical venues and hugely supportive organisations. This time it’s the turn of us, here at Langham Brewery. The funds support the Leaves for Learning fundraiser at The Sustainability Centre.

With live music from:
Walker Broad
Sandy Walker and Andy Broad beautifully combine Folk with Blues and Jazz. The resulting original music is a unique blend of all three, with lively Latin inspired foot tappers, Jazz tinged ballads and a couple of out an out Bluesers, every song with its own story.

Harrowman
Surrey based singer-songwriter Harrowman weaves a style of contemporary folk that effortlessly blends intricate guitar playing with soaring vocals and sharp, poignant lyrics. 2019 saw the release of debut album ‘Rite of Way’, a collection of songs mixing delicate acoustic troubadour ballads with lush string arrangements and evocative lyrics.

Mike Knee
Mike is often described as ‘The Troubadour of the South Downs’. His bright and thoughtful songs embrace everything that is good and beautiful about the South Downs and offers much hope for the future. All done with an engaging twinkle and a warm smile.

Mary Jane
Headlining are Mary Jane, a folk rock band who play a highly original blend of acoustic and electric folk-rock. Their dynamic and exciting music is an irresistible combination of original songs and traditional tunes, arranged for an electric five piece band. Once seen they are simply unforgettable.

The amazing Olly’s Fish & Chip Shack will be serving special fish and chip suppers with Langham ‘hip hop’ batter. Hip hop chip shop anyone?!
As well as a generous donation please bring your own chair (just in case) and dress warmly.
The Sustainability Centre are a learning and study centre – a beacon for sustainability – based in the heart of Hampshire’s South Downs National Park. They model, teach and share practical solutions enabling people to become the planet protectors and change makers that our world needs.
They offer an immersive and creative approach, inspiring everyone to be part of eco evolution in action.
Their Leaves for Learning Fundraiser will enable them to teach even more children and young adults to understand sustainability and become planet protectors of the future.
www.sustainability-centre.org

We’re thrilled to be on board the first Real Ale Train of 2020: Saturday 15th February.
Enjoy friendly banter as you travel on a steam train drinking our lovely ale!
Also on board are fabulous ales from the Itchen Valley Brewery, Hampshire.

The famous Real Ale Train, or RAT as it is affectionately known, continues its tradition of serving real ale from a restored bar carriage pulled by a steam locomotive.

RAT services for 2020 will start and finish at Alton Station. Your on-board experience is approximately three and a half hours long.

The RAT departs ALTON station 7.00pm, returning to Alton approx 10.30pm (connects with the 10:44pm South Western Railways departure from Alton, plus one further service after that).

Pub Busting Prices:
Train fares are only £16 per person and it’s just £3 per pint!
FREE Pint voucher when booking more than 3 days in advance.

Further information.

The Petersfield Beer and Cider Festival returns on Saturday 29th February 2020 for 2 sessions of great drinks, music and food, and we’re more than happy to be involved.

We’re thrilled to be hosting a ‘Meet the Brewer’ at this event. From 1pm – 4pm do chat to us, your friendly brewers, about all things beer, hops, brewery techniques, love, life, the global marketplace and everything in between. We look forward to spending time with you.

There will be lots of beer to sample from many local breweries, including ours, as well as some from further afield, plus the keg bar with a selection of 8 taps of truly fabulous brews.

Also expect quality live music and fantastic hot food.

More info, plus tickets are available via Petersfield Beer & Cider Festival

Calling all music and vinyl enthusiasts. Oh, and beer enthusiasts too. And if you like all 3, this is definitely the night for you.

Come along to the brewery with your own records and hear them played on a stunning hi-fi set-up by the Dept of Music.

This will be a monthly event – on the last Friday of every month – from 7pm until 10pm.

Expect a friendly, inclusive, relaxed crowd, with a purely mixed bag of music on the decks. Come along to hear the music you love… and talk about music, hifi, loves, lives and everything in between, while sampling real ales (softs will also be available).

Launch night is Friday 24th January.

We will be selling beer at brewery prices: cask at £3.50 a pint, and keg at £4.00 a pint.

The Dept of Music is a venture in Barlavington, stocking Naim, Rega, Bowers & Wilkins, Kudos, Chord Electronics, Chord Cable, NAD, Quadraspire, Innuos, Tellurium Q, Audioquest, Bluesound and more. John Gorodecky from the Dept of Music will be at the brewery this evening, to play your music and offer any advice you need.

For further information do feel free to call us on 01798 860861.

Beer brings lots of health benefits… 🍻

Research has consistently shown that moderate consumption of beer can actually improve your health, from reducing your risk of heart disease to strengthening your bones.

There’s more via Health Benefits Of Beer

#NewYearNewYou #Tryanuary

We’re supporting Veganuary.

We create a great many beautiful tasting Vegan beers; all our keg beers are vegan, and we create other Vegan beers throughout the year.

Let’s celebrate #Veganuary with our Arapaho, Lodsteiner, Rocket Juice… and more.

Try Vegan this month!

#vegan #tryannuary #Veganuary2020⁠

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