Taste Winchester History Food & Beer Tours

10 December 2018

We were in the studio today with Misty Weaver from Taste Winchester History Food Tours. She told us how her food & beer tour company got started, walked us through what the tours include and even taught us a bit of history about some of the locations she features in her tours of Old Town Winchester. We talked about the beer tours that she’ll be offering in the future and the opportunity to book a private food tour with your own group of friends, family or co-workers.

For more information, including how to book a tour, visit their website: https://www.tastewinchesterhistory.com/, and follow them on Facebook or on Instagram.

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