5th – 7th September 2025

🍻 Tap and Vine Takeover – A Celebration of Local Venues and Sussex Producers! 🍷

Join us in Horsham from Friday 5th to Sunday 7th September 2025 for our very first Tap and Vine Takeover – a weekend dedicated to the best of Sussex beer, wine, and cider!

Explore 13 brilliant venues in Horsham, all within easy walking distance, each showcasing incredible local drinks in celebration of our vibrant hospitality scene. From cosy pubs to stylish bars, each stop offers a unique taste of what our region has to offer.

What’s pouring? Where? and When?

🌟 How it works:

  1. Pick up your Tap and Vine passport from any participating venue.
  2. Purchase ANY drink from each venue and ask for your passport to be stamped.
  3. Visit ALL 13 venues and complete your passport for a chance to win a fantastic prize!
  4. Submit your completed passport at your final venue – look for the shiny box.

This weekend-long experience is brought to you by Firebird Brewery, Horsham District Council, Your Horsham, and Visit Horsham – working together to champion local businesses and put Horsham on the map for lovers of craft and community.

📍 Save the date, grab your friends, and get ready to sip, stamp, and celebrate!

Over 18s only – please drink responsibly.
Collect your passports from one of our venues:

  1. Pop-up Tap Room Firebird Brewery, Brolly Brewing Co and Horsham Brewery
  2. Wolfpack
  3. The Beer Mine
  4. The Black Jug
  5. The Red Deer
  6. Piries Bar
  7. D’Arcy’s
  8. The Horsham Cellar
  9. The Rock
  10. The Anchor Tap
  11. The Bear
  12. Horsham Sports Club
  13. The Kings Arms

All our participating venues are within walking distance of each other and public transport routes such as central bus stops and the nearby train station. Check out public transport links for Horsham town centre via the West Sussex County Council website: https://www.westsussex.gov.uk/roads-and-travel/travel-and-public-transport/bus-travel/plan-your-journey/bus-routes-and-timetables/

The UK Chief Medical Officers (CMOs) advise that adults should not regularly drink more than 14 units of alcohol per week to keep health risks low. Support to cut down on the amount you are drinking is available from: