Our beer belongs outdoors
Brewed for the Wild doesn't end at the brewery door. It ends on a sandy trail at a community run, on a game drive, and around a fire with friends afterwards.
This is where we share the campaigns, partners and people that keep us connected to the wild on our doorstep — and where you can join in.
Blog posts
Out in the Wild: Running the 2026 Salt Pans Ultra
Before sunrise, 70 runners set off into the middle of the Makgadikgadi Salt Pans. Here’s what it’s like to run 50 km across Botswana’s toughest flat ultra, and why we’re already signing up for 2027.
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From the Garden to the Brewhouse: Brayn’s Wild Journey
He started with a hose and a rake. Now he’s brewing the beer in your glass. Meet Brayn Frecky, OBC’s newest brewer.
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The Okavango Marathon Project (OMP) is a trail running community. That is where everything starts.
We believe running brings people together in a way very few things can. It connects people who might never otherwise meet, challenges them beyond what they thought possible, and creates the kind of headspace that is hard to find anywhere else.
Born in Maun, OMP brings together locals and visitors, beginners and experienced athletes, and people from every background to run through some of Botswana’s most extraordinary landscapes.
We organise events, support emerging talent, and use running to showcase the beauty, heritage, and hospitality of Botswana to the world.
People and elephants have similar needs. They both require water, food, space, and safety. Where these needs and access to these resources overlap, heightened competition occurs, which can lead to negative and sometimes fatal confrontations. Finding solutions that allow both people and elephants to satisfy their needs, while reducing these negative interactions is critical if we are to ensure coexistence in shared landscapes like the Okavango Delta
Salt Pans Ultra Marathon in Botswana is the toughest flat-route ultra trail race in the world.
Choose your challenge: 50 KM, 100 KM or 100 Miles across the vast, ancient Makgadikgadi Salt Pans — the closest you’ll come on Earth to running on a moon-like surface.
Once home to early man who thrived along the shores of this prehistoric super lake, the pans now offer a stark, awe-inspiring test of endurance and spirit.
With no markers, and any combination of extreme heat, wind, mud and endless solitude, this is the world’s most unique ultra marathon — a bucket-list run that pushes limits while connecting you to humankind’s earliest origins.
Run wild. Then raise one.