The 32nd Burton Beer Festival

The 32nd Burton Beer Festival is to be held on Thursday 17th to Saturday 19th March 2011 at the customary Burton Town Hall. The Town Hall is a short 2 minute walk from the Railway Station and 10 minutes from the bus station map

Burton Town Hall, King Edward Pl, Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire, DE14 2EB, Tel: 01283 508000

Opening times are scheduled to be as follows:

Thursday Evening 7pm – 11pm
Friday 11.30am with the evening session beginning at 6pm
Saturday 11.30am with the evening session beginning at 6pm

Admission Prices:

Thursday Evening – FREE
Friday Lunchtime - £2.00, Evening £6.00
Saturday Lunchtime - £2.00, Evening £4.00

Glass Hire is £2.00, returnable upon departure from the festival.

Please note: Accompanied children welcome every day but must leave by 6:00pm.

There will be a large selection of Beers from around the UK, Real Ciders and Perries and Country Wines. There will also be a selection of soft drinks and non-alcoholic for the unfortunate driver.

Entertainment will be available for all sessions except for Thursday night which is deemed ‘quiet night’.

Daytime sessions we be supported by local traders including Jayne's Chutneys, White Dragon and Merry Berry Truffles and Chocolates, alcohol filled chocolates and truffles

There will be hot food and snacks available at all sessions including reputable, locally sourced Steak and Ale Pies.

Entertainment:

Friday / Saturday Lunchtime: Martin Atterbury on "The Mighty Wurlitzer"
Saturday Afternoon: The Bill Bailey Band - Contemporary Jazz

Friday Evening: 6:30pm Give Way | 7:30pm XLR8R | 9:00pm Just Taboo
Saturday Evening: Woolley and Archer

Festival Beer List

U.K. Breweries include:

Allgates, Ascot, Banks's, Bird's, Black Hole, Blue Monkey, Blythe, Burton Bridge, Burton Old Cottage, Dancing Duck, Derby, Festival, Flipside, Great Western, Joules, Jennings, Kinver, Marston's, Nailsworth, Quartz, Robinson's, Salopian, Sarah Hughes, Tap House, Thornbridge, Toad, Tollgate, Tower, Two Towers, Uley, Vens, Whim and William Worthington's

Scottish Breweries Include:

Deeside, Harviestoun, Kelburn, Luckie, Tempest and Tryst

Welsh Breweries Include:

Breconshire, Celt Experience, Heart of Wales, Otley, Purple Moose, Rhymney and Vale of Glamorgan

Irish Breweries Include:

Clanconnel, College Green and Hilden

For a PDF list of Beers, Cider/Perries and Wines available at the 2011 Burton Beer Festival, please complete your deatils below: