Anyone fancy a craft brew? Impressive line-up announced for Manchester beer festival
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 9 months ago
- Festivals, Food & Drink, Greater Manchester, Trafford
After a successful debut and sell out sessions last year, Manchester Craft Brew Festival is returning to Victoria Warehouse in April.
And with more breweries, an even bigger range of craft beer, improved street food offerings, live acoustic music and giveaways, this year’s event promises to be even bigger and better.
No more tokens
And the good news is no more tokens – all beer is now included in the ticket price. Cheers to that!
The festival will once again feature a wide range of beers from hoppy IPAs and rich stouts to sours, saisons and everything in between, all carefully selected to offer a unique and unforgettable tasting experience.
Some of the best micro and independent craft breweries from across the UK will be there offering craft beer lovers the opportunity to explore and discover new and exciting breweries.
Those taking part will include Cloudwater, Hideaway Brewing Co, Sureshot, Blackjack Brewing Co, Siren, Neighbourhood Brew Co, Vibrant Forest Brewery, Crooked River Brewing Co, Bianca Road Brew Co, The Indian Brewery, Disruption Is Brewing, Copper Beech Brew Co, Tiny Rebel, Hawkshead Brewery and Jimbrew.
Tickets selling fast
“We’re thrilled to return to Victoria Warehouse with Manchester Craft Brew Festival in April 2024, especially after a fantastic inaugural year and sellout sessions in 2023″, said festival organiser, Simon Robinson.
“The feedback we had in 2023 was unreal. Our super early bird tickets for 2024 sold out within minutes of going on sale and we’ve currently got less than 20% of all final release tickets remaining. We’re really excited to bring even more of the UK’s most talented and innovative craft brewers to the city and showcase them all under one roof”.
Street food and music
In addition to delicious craft beers, visitors can also enjoy street food in the new outdoor area, live music, and giveaways throughout the weekend.
Interested? You’d better be quick because fewer than 20% of final release tickets are left and they are selling out fast.
Victoria Warehouse Friday 12th – Saturday 13th April 2024.
Full event information available here.
Tickets are available here.
- This article was last updated 9 months ago.
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