ONE of Cornwall’s biggest beer festivals will showcase more than 100 beers from some of the best brewers in the South West when it returns this November for the first time since 2019.
St Austell Brewery will be welcoming beer lovers to its Victorian cellars as the popular festival makes a long awaited comeback on Saturday, November 25, from 11am to 11pm.
All profits made from the event and ticket sales will be donated to St Austell Brewery’s Charitable Trust, which supports charities and good causes in communities throughout the South West.
From cask ales and stouts to craft beers, there will be a variety of beers on offer which has been kindly donated by top brewers including Wiper and True, Harbour Brewing, Adnams, Mondo and Hook Norton.
As well as top-quality beer on offer, there will also be food and musical entertainment throughout the day.
The Fisherman’s Friends, who have partnered with St Austell Brewery for more than a decade, will be performing, as well as other local bands including Morpheus, Guilty Pleasures, 3 Minute Warning, DM Street, Black Friday and The Stowes.
Georgina Young, brewing director at St Austell Brewery, said: “We’re delighted to be announcing the return of our Celtic Beer Festival, for the first time since the pandemic.
“It’s always been a popular event, so we hope people will be as excited as we are that it’s returning this year with over 100 beers from a host of fantastic breweries on offer.
“We can’t wait to welcome everybody back again to celebrate beer, good music and good times together.”
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Piers Thompson, external relations director of St Austell Brewery, added: “One of the great things about the Celtic Beer Festival is that it raises a huge amount of money for our Charitable Trust which helps so many important causes in our South West heartland.
“We recently hit the milestone of raising more than £1 million since the charity was established which is just fantastic.
“Festival ticket sales alone have raised more than £20,000 for the trust since the event was first launched in 1999, so we can’t wait to raise even more this November.”
Doors for the festival will open at 11am. Tickets will cost £30 and will be available on the door at St Austell Brewery. Each ticket will include two pint tokens.
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