CHELTENHAM GOLD WINS GOLD IN THE INTERNATIONAL BREWING & CIDER AWARDS  Goffs Brewery based in Winchcombe has been awarded the Gold Medal for Cheltenham Gold in the Cask Ale 4.4% to 4.8% category at the International Brewing & Cider Awards 2026 for the second time running! Following three days of deliberation from an international panel of 38 judges, 115 medals were awarded to beers and ciders including winners from Cambodia, China, Czech Republic, Finland, Norway, Taiwan, Thailand, USA and the UK. The International Brewing & Cider Awards provided an unparalleled opportunity for brewers and cidermakers to have their products evaluated by globally acclaimed, commercially practicing brewers and cidermakers, led by Chair of Beer Judging, Rob McCaig and Chair of Cider Judging, Gabe Cook. Ruth Evans MBE, Director of the International Brewing & Cider Awards, said: “This year proved to be one of the toughest yet [...]

Saturday 27th to Monday 29th May 2017 Celebrating the unsung steam heroes of Britain’s railways Goffs Brewery will be having a beer tent at this years Festival of Steam - come and try our award winning beers for yourself and FIND THE KNIGHT IN YOU! Goffs Brewery, the Cotswold’s leading craft beer micro-brewery. Goffs Brewery was founded in Winchcombe by Marcus and Alison Goff, both have a passion for creating great tasting beers, using a closely-guarded traditional recipe. Marcus’s father, master brewer Brian Goff, created the first batch of ‘Jouster’ in 1994 – a good honest session bitter which has twice been a finalist in CAMRA’s Great British Beer Festival, as well as many other regional awards. Further recognition as ‘Gloucestershire’s Champion Best Bitter’ in 1999 created a great demand for Goff’s ales, which are now available in pubs, inns and hotels throughout [...]

GLOUCESTERSHIRE ECHO (Business section March 14 2006) GOFF’S BLACK KNIGHT WINS WINTER ALE PRIZE Cotswold based Goff’s Brewery has received another accolade for one of it’s traditional beers. It’s Black Knight, a ruby-red malty beer, has been voted the third best winter ale in Great Britain. The award was made at the Campaign for Real Ale’s (CAMRA) Beer Festival in Manchester – the largest event of it’s kind in the country. Goff’s, a family business founded in Winchcombe 12 years ago, was one of many small independent breweries from all over the UK represented at the event. The winter beer championship, which is judged independently by CAMRA, was started in 1997 to showcase some of this country’s “forgotten” seasonal brews such as stouts, porters, strong milds and old ales. In addition to coming third over-all Goff’s Black Knight [...]