All of it - guided tour, shop, stables, restaurant and the beer tasting. Just a very enjoyable visit all round and in my opinion worth every penny. We looked arouind the very well socked brewery shop as well. Be prepared for pre decimal measurements - feet, inches, pints and gallons. This brewery is based on sound traditions. Excellent day

We enjoyed the whole two hour experience. Leon made it very interesting and was a great guide - with a good sense of humour too. We bought a number of items in the well-stocked Brewery shop too and had an enjoyable lunch at the Malthouse kitchen. All highly recommended. It made for a very pleasant few hours.

From the moment we walked into the Visitor Centre to let them know we were there for our Brewery Tour we were made very welcome. The tour was fully explaned to us including timing and we were told where to meet our guide. The guy that took us round (Chris) was excellent in his delivery of both the brewery history and the brewing process. At the end of our tour which was really interesting we got a reasonable amount of time in the tap room to sample a selection of Keg & Cask beers, and even a bottle of Ukranian Imperial Stout. I've toured Shepherd Neame, Courage, Charles Wells, Adnams and Fullers but enjoyed Hook Norton the most.

Very interesting visit to the brewery which is very historic and in a lovely part of the country. Great to hear all the interesting stories from our excellent guide Martin. Well worth a visit, Cheers Top Tip - Some of the steps are very narrow and quite steep so do wear sensible shoes.

This was a fascinating tour; our guide had long service with the Brewery and a strong feeling of tradition and history was given out. Many fascinating aspects of the process and equipment were shown and it was rounded off with a sociable tasting when we all got to know each other rather better. Quite difficult to leave this to have an arranged lunch in the restaurant upstairs, which made for a great morning's enjoyment.

What a perfect way to spend a Saturday afternoon, looked after by our amazing guide, Leon. Phenomenal story of a brewery that has been in existence for so long, has been so innovative and yet stayed true to traditional methods. Absolutely worth every penny of the very modest price for the tour, wonderful banter with our guide and that very welcome sampling exercise at the end of our tour. (Also finished off by excellent food at the Sun Inn, Hook Norton). Simply perfect way to ease into the Christmas period. Thank you Hook Norton Brewery.

We visited on December 17. We were taken round by a lady called Roz who was very informative. We learned a lot about the history of the brewery and the family who srarted it. I was amazed to learn that parts of a giant cog were made of wood. We also learned about the beers, particularly Hooky and old Hooky. All in all a very good tour, but probably best done in the summer.