After three successful years in
Derby, CAMRA’s National Winter Ale Festival is setting up in its new home in
Norwich, which will be held at the city’s St. Andrews and Blackfriars Hall from
21 – 25 February 2017. It’s a beautiful venue with sixteenth century
picturesque paintings of city sheriffs, mayors and city benefactors which forms
part of the civic portrait collection. As well as old ales, strong milds, stouts,
porters and barley wines, there will also be a selection of cider and perry
alongside a bottled beer bar. Many local
pubs will also be holding a fringe-style event in the run-up to the festival
for those who would like to prolong their stay. Tickets are only available on
the door (no advance tickets) and a range of local entertainment will be
performing on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. The festival will also
host CAMRA’s Champion Winter of Beer competition. For more details, visit
www.nwaf.org.uk.
Saturday 19 November 2016
Festival Update
Bromsgrove
CAMRA festival team were unable to secure the space and access required at the
Rocklands Social Club for a 2017 event, and are now considering a new home for
2018. Branch Chairman Gez Quinn said: ‘I’m aware that many members enjoy this
festival, but cancellation was unavoidable.’ The branch also organises the
Bromsgrove Beer and Cider Festival in June & July and invites any members
who would like to be involved in the planning and preparation of future
festivals to get in touch.
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