Zubrowka Den pops up in the Wilderness
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This weekend, Żubrówka, the Original Bison Grass Vodka, heads into the Wilderness to create the ultimate festival experience with the first, immersive Żubrówka Den. Lo- cated in a forest-inspired tepee tent, decked with art installations, wildlife and a wood- land bar, the Żubrówka Den will invite revellers to immerse themselves in live perfor- mances, craft making and tastings. In celebration of Żubrówka’s partnership with the festival, the traditionally-made, Bison Grass Polish vodka has commission immersive theatre company Reuben Feels and innovative design duo studio-BOO, alongside world-renowned fiddle player Chris Haig and Master Weaver Stephen Froom to delight guests across the weekend. The Żubrówka Den springs to life from 7th–10th August at Wilderness Festival in Oxfordshire. .
Żubrówka is embracing nature this August by creating the Żubrówka Den at Wilderness, one of the UK’s best-loved festivals. A bespoke tepee tent will host an eclectic array of activities including live Eastern European music courtesy of fiddle player Chris Haig, weaving work-shops with Stephen Froom and interactive storytelling by the Guardians of the Bialowieza Mystery, played by Reuben Feels, which will delve into the rich heritage of Żubrówka. Studio-BOO bring their design skills to the Żubrówka Den and will run animal mask making workshops to get festival-goers ready for Wilderness’!late night revelry.
The Żubrówka Den will offer a sensory experience for all who enter. An apple tree with hang- ing mobiles will stand at the centre, 3D paper creatures will cover the furniture and bison grass will sprout from the tepee floor. At a bespoke bar made from traditional apple crates, selling delicious ?ubrówka cocktails including the Apple Zu and the Zu Cooler. Vodka enthu- siasts might even get the chance to sample ?ubrówka neat while Przemek, the Żubrówka Brand Ambassador explores the pairing the vodka with fruit and explains the brand’s rich history.
The Żubrówka Den is open to all Wilderness ticket-holders.
