Beer volunteer Gigi shown at last year's Great American Beer Festival in Denver delivered the goods. |
The world is
getting to be one big beer festival.
Witness the fact two of the world’s greatest beer drinking nations are
having their respective world series of beer only one week apart.
Let’s start with
the one that’s upcoming.
The Great American Beer Festival is the
largest most talked about U.S. beer festival and competition. Denver is the site of the 2016 (35th
annual) beer extravaganza, October 6-8 at the Colorado Convention Center, 700
14th Street.
Each year,
GABF represents the biggest collection of U.S. beer ever served, in a public
tasting event plus a private competition. GABF brings together the brewers and
diverse beers that make the U.S. the world’s greatest brewing nation.
GABF was founded
in 1982, and has been growing and evolving along with the American craft
brewing industry ever since.
Tickets to
the public are available August 3 @ 10 am (MT) via TicketMaster.com
Across the
pond, the Great British Beer Festival
is organised by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) and offers visitors over 900
real ales, ciders, perries and international beers as well as fantastic
entertainment, food, seating areas, and traditional pub games to enjoy all
under one roof in the heart of London.
Festival
runs between August 9 -13.
This summer the Great British Beer Festival
(GBBF) will once again return to London’s magnificent Olympia exhibition
centre.
Prince Harry at the GBBF, Olympia Hall |
Each hall will have a number of bars serving
real ale from hundreds of breweries of all shapes and sizes across the UK, as
well as brewery bars where you can try both well-known brews and limited
edition beers from some of the UK’s biggest and best real ale brewers.
As well as that there’ll be some fantastic
international draught and bottled beers from the likes of Belgium, Germany, the
Czech Republic, and the always hugely popular American Cask bar.
Olympia London
Hammersmith Road,
Kensington,
London W14 8UX
INFO: http://gbbf.org.uk/home
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