St. George's Beer & Song at Pickwick Pubs

The English Way!

Why should you celebrate St. George’s Beer & Song with us?

  • Free beer tasting hosted by our very own beer sommeliers
  • Award winning beers from Hobsons Brewing Co.
  • Live Music from the talented duo Bookie Baker
  • Toast to the legacy of St. George
  • Celebrate with your friends & make new ones 😊

 

TOUR DATES AT MR. PICKWICK / OLIVER TWIST PUB
Save the Date! You don't need to make a reservation, just drop in.
  • Luzern, Tues. 1st April
    (From 18:00)

    Bern, Weds. 2nd April
    (From 17:30)

    Zug, Thurs. 3rd April
    (From 19:00)

    Baden, Fri. 4th April
    (From 19:00)

    Basel, Sat. 5th April
    (From 19:00)

    Zürich, Sun. 6th April
    (From 17:00)

Hobsons Brewery Co Beer Tasting

Hobsons Brewery are award-winning brewers of regional ales, crafted with passion and tradition. Here’s a glimpse of what awaits you:

Shropstar

A bright, refreshing pale ale with a crisp, thirst-quenching finish. Naturally bottle-conditioned for subtle carbonation and a delicate haze, it offers floral aromas and bold hops without overwhelming bitterness.

Old Prickly

Smooth and easy-drinking, this pale ale features natural carbonation and a gentle sweetness with delicate floral notes – proving it’s not all prickly!

Town Crier

A crisp, golden ale with a touch of sweetness, balanced by a dry finish. Brewed with the finest British hops and barley, it’s full-flavoured and perfect for any occasion.

Old Henry

A premium, auburn ale with rich malty flavours and a clean, hoppy finish. A true British classic with satisfying depth.

Postman’s Knock

A full-bodied dark ale with notes of vanilla, treacle, and roasted malt, leading to a smooth, velvety chocolate finish. A beer that truly delivers!

Hobsons brewery beer for the beer tasting on St George Day at Mr. Pickwick Pubs

England's patron saint

The life of St. George is shrouded in mystery. Born in Asia Minor he became a tribune in the Roman army under Emperor Diocletian. When the Emperor waged war against the Christian religion (AD 302), St. George resigned and complained to the Emperor. He was consequently tortured and executed. He became the patron saint of England in the 14th century and it was at the battle of Agincourt that Henry V. said: «God for Harry, England and St. George».

St. George is often depicted fighting a dragon, good against evil. The emblem of St. George is a red cross on a white background and St. George’s Day has always been an occasion to celebrate with great feasting and drinking!

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