A diverse and exciting collection of Nottingham bars, bottle shops and breweries are gearing up for their third annual craft beer celebration.
Under the banner ‘find your favourite new beer’ NCBW will feature exclusive tasting sessions, visits from national and international brewers, collaboration beers, food pairing evenings, live music events and much more.
Highlights include tap takeovers and visits from Beavertown, Magic Rock, Wild Beer, Torrside, Black Iris, Thornbridge, Dry & Bitter Brewing Company, Lost & Grounded, Framework, Wiper & True, Moor, Lost & Grounded, Deya, Mad Hatter, North Brew Co., Siren, ToØl, Verdant, Wylam, to name a few. There’s also ‘A Beer Festival in a Brewery’, a comedy festival and live music throughout the week at many different venues.
NCBW Chair Nigel Garlick confirmed:
“Nottingham is a fiercely independent city, blessed with a very vibrant music, fashion and arts scene, fuelled by an equally strong independent food and drink industry owned and run by a lot of like-minded individuals. None more so than in the bars, bottle shops and brewers of craft beer. This week is a celebration of collaboration over competition with all the venues working together to get better beer into the city and more people out to drink it.”
Notes to Editors
Venues taking part in Nottingham Craft Beer Week 17 are: Angel Microbrewery, Barrel Drop, Black Iris Brewery, The Bodega, Brew Cavern, BrewDog, Bunkers Hill, Canalhouse, Crafty Crow, Doctors Orders The Embankment, Herbert Kilpin, Hopology, JamCafe, Junkyard, The Keans Head, Kraft Werks, TheLion at Basford, Navigation Brewery, Ned Ludd, Newshouse, Orange Tree, Poppy & Pint, Purecraft Bar & Kitchen, Six Barrel Drafthouse, Stratford Haven.
Nottingham Craft Beer Week chair Nigel Garlick is available for interview. Please contact press@ncbw.co.uk to arrange, or to request further information or images