Chaîne des Rôtisseurs

Lunch in the De Breyne Room at Keble College, University of Oxford 12.30pm for 1pm on Saturday 26th July 2025

Members £125 / Guests £135

Dress: Smart Casual with Chaîne regalia

Full details can be downloaded HERE.

The booking form can be downloaded HERE.

The first Oxford College of the modern era, Keble was founded in 1870 in memory of John Keble, well known for his best-selling Christian verse. The chosen architect was William Butterfield and, although controversial choice at the time of polychrome brick, it is today considered one of the finest examples of Victorian Gothic anywhere.

Please book ASAP so that you do not miss this momentous event.

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  Welcome Drink

  Spinach Puree Poached Egg

  Domaine Jean-Max Roger Sancerre Blanc Le Clocher d Amélie,
  Loire Valley, France

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  Butter Poached Lobster ‘Fennel Bisque piperade
  (V) Butter pumpkins Fennel Bisque piperade

  Alain Geoffroy Chablis Signature, Burgundy, France

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  Sous Vide Venison loin with Rich Madeira Jus
  (v) Salt-Baked Celeriac steak with pink pepper corn jus

  Watercress Puree, Baby Potatoes,Savoy Cabbage, Baby Rainbow Carrot

  Val Delle Rose Poggio Al Leone Morellino Di Scansano Riserva,
  Tuscany, Italy

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  Compress Melon with Basil Sorbet

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  Keble Mousse

  Côteaux du Layon, Cuvée Les Perrières,
  Domaine du Petit Clocher, Anjou, France

Address: Keble College, University of Oxford, Parks Road, Oxford OX1 3PG

Entry is via the main lodge on Parks Road. Members and guests will need to say that they are there for the lunch and the porters will guide them to the De Breyne Room

Telephone: 01865 272727

Directions:

By road:

Follow Sat Nav to OX1 3PG. Please note there is limited parking in Oxford. It has a number of public paying car parks. It also has a good park and ride service.

By rail:

There are regular services to Oxford from Reading and from London Paddington. There is a Taxi rank at Oxford station, and it costs about £8 for the journey. It is about a 15-minute walk from the station. Please see www.nationalrail.co.uk for further details.

By bus:

For those who live in Reading area, the X40 service goes directly to Oxford city centre.