
Whats The Plan?
Lets enjoy the outdoors again
Welcome to 'Gin & Rum On The Farm', located at Stroud Farm situated between Fifield and Holyport in Berkshire and taking place on Saturday 12th August 2023.
It's great to bring back Gin & Rum At The Farm for the 2023 summer. We have worked tirelessly to provide you with an amazing event, celebrating Gin and Rum with safety in mind!
You will have access to several dedicated Gin and Rum Bars, offering a varied choice of spirits from a range of distilleries both national and local, as well as some expert advice on what is being served and how to serve it right. There will also be a Beer & Cider Tent, a Prosecco Bar, and a Pimms Bar on-site, so if Gin and Rum aren't your tipples of choice, then you won't go thirsty.
There will also be some fantastic food plots serving tasty treats and some cool summer vibes played by live bands and vinyl DJs in the background.

PLOTS & YOUR BOOKING
Space For You To Relax In
This will be the second ‘socially distanced’ Gin & Rum on the Farm. Last year, it was ‘needs must’ with the advent of social distancing taking everyone by surprise . . . but the format went down a treat with our customers, so we won’t change, even if the regulations do!
The event arena is divided into ‘plots’ – marked out into 3-meter circular plots that are 2 meters apart. The space is yours for the day and will accommodate up to 6 people. So when you book your plot, you will be issued up to 6 free entry tickets that will be linked to your plot & managed by QR code.
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Option 1 - Private Plots
A Private Plot comes with 6 free tickets
Private Plot Add On's
After purchasing your plot for the day you can 'Add On' the following
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Table & Chairs - comes with a sturdy plastic table and up to 6 garden chairs.
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Gazebo - allows you to erect your own (max 3m x 3m) gazebo. These plots will be located around the perimeter of the arena.
Option 2 - Individual Ticket
If you don't have a party of 6 and you don't want to buy a private plot then you can always buy an 'Individual Ticket'. Individual tickets cannot choose the Gazebo or Table & Chairs add-on. But you can bring your own table and chairs!
Parking
Onsite parking is available. Cars can be left overnight but must be collected between 11 am and 4 pm the following day. The parking is located in the adjacent field, with disabled parking closest to the festival gate.
Please note that the ground is of uneven surface!
Have a look at our FAQ tab for more information, do’s and don’t’s, and contact the organiser of you have any questions that you can’t see covered. We are here to help.
Mine's a
GIN
It is believed that gin was first produced in the middle ages by the Dutch. It was only when gin made its way to England that it had become a drink to be enjoyed by all. Because the English government allowed gin to be produced even without a license, gin became even more popular than brandy at that time.
Gin is a good source of antioxidants. Juniper berries are superfoods, loaded with antioxidants that help reverse free radical damage and fight signs of aging! Juniper berries are also a good source of flavonoids, which help prevent heart disease and improve blood circulation.
A shot of gin contains around 54 calories, making it the ideal choice for the weight-conscious. Drink it straight if you want to offset the lockdown stone!
What are you waiting for?

Its all about the
GIN

Its all about the
RUM
RUM
Please
Rum was first produced in the 17th century when sugarcane plantations in the Caribbean discovered that molasses could be fermented to produce alcohol. Because of rum’s unique flavour and aroma, demand for the alcohol quickly grew, and other sugar-producing countries got into the rum production business. This alcohol became so popular that rum became a form of currency in many colonies in the 18th century.
Rum can help with heart health, preventing blockages in the arteries, thereby reducing the risk and impact of a heart attack. It can also aid in the production of HDL, which is considered good cholesterol. Rum also has antimicrobial properties, which can help fight the bacteria that cause the common cold. It can also offer relief from cramping and muscle pain and promotes bone health, keeping osteoporosis and arthritis at bay!
What are you waiting for?
DINNER IS SERVED
Delicious Variety Of Food Available
We have handpicked a selection of fantastic local food vendors to cater to your different tastes throughout the day. Vegetarian options will be available.
We pride ourselves on using local businesses for our events.
Another great reason to come and join the fun!