A new illustrated map showcasing Horsham District wine, beer, spirit, and cider producers has recently been produced for visitors and residents. From centuries-old breweries and innovative vineyards to boutique distilleries, the map highlights the District’s strong offer of local businesses who produce drinks and host a vast range of engaging experiences.
Produced by Horsham District Council, in collaboration with local businesses and artist Annalees Lim, the map forms part of a range of projects that the Council is working on to promote local producers and support the Horsham District visitor economy.
Printed versions of the map are now available to collect in selected local businesses. Digital copies can be downloaded or printed through the Council’s website.
By using the map, you can discover an array of things to do and places to visit in Horsham District: wandering through the vines along a trail at a local vineyard such as Nutbourne, relaxing and enjoying good company and great local craft produce at Brolly Brewing, experiencing informative, fun tours at Kissingate Brewery with a personal touch, or hearing the story behind Goldstone Rum and its history.
Key travel links are also highlighted on the map, including the promotion of sustainable travel methods by featuring local railway stations and the Arun Valley railway line.
Horsham District Council Cabinet Member for the Local Economy and Place Cllr Ruth Fletcher commented:
“I’m pleased that we have been able to create this fantastic map, working in partnership with local businesses. If you are looking for something new to do this spring and coming summer, or just somewhere to buy locally produced drinks, the map will help you find local drink producers offering a range of experiences, tours, events, food, and online sales.
I hope to see many visitors and residents using the map and supporting our local visitor economy.
Would your business like to be a distribution point for the map? Let us know by emailing BusinessDevelopment@horsham.gov.uk.