Last year I joined the fun to raise money for charity and also to promote the Haydon Bridge Beer Festival
Full details on the website below but this is a fantastic event - to be enjoyed on foot, bike or horse
£10 per adult £5 per child. To go on foot, push bike or horse around the 6 pubs in our area to promote the 2014 Haydon Bridge Beer Festival 4th & 5th July.
My thanks to all the sponsors and pubs who are hosting: They start at
The Haydonian Club in Haydon Bridge at 11am - Sponsored by Big Lamp Brewery
The Anchor Hotel - Sponsored by Hexhamshire Brewery
The General Havelock - Sponsored by Geltsdale Brewery
The Red Lion Newbrough - Sponsored by Allendale Brewery
Fourstones Service Station for Soup
Then the Railway at Fourstones
Then via the Bridleway to finish at The Boatside Warden - Sponsored by Wylam Brewery
All taking part will get 1/2 pint of Real Ale in each Pub (soft drinks for the kids) included in the price.
http://www.haydonbeerfestival.co.uk/real-ale-ride/
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Wednesday, 7 May 2014
Thursday, 17 April 2014
Upcoming Beer Festivals this weekend and over the summer here in Northumberland
I popped in to the Boat House Pub in Wylam yesterday for a pint, and they are holding a Scottish Beer Festival this weekend 17-21 april, with music saturday night. Also on this weekend is the Feathers Beer festival 18-21 april.
Or you can wait for next weeks Ponteland Beer Festival from april 25-26 or the Glenside Beer Festival in Mickley on may 2-3?
The biggest of them all is the Tynedale Beer Festival from June 12-14th
http://www.tynedalebeerfestival.org.uk/
Thursday, Friday 12th/13th June 6-11pm and Saturday 14th June, 1pm-11pm at Tynedale Rugby Club, Tynedale Park, Corbridge.
If you like your beer festivals more relaxed then my favourite is the Haydon Bridge Beer Festival, on the 4-5th July, where I have helped out in the past: I set out their pitch for your support below. Put these future dates in your diary.
http://haydonbeerfestival.co.uk/
The organisers are both delighted and excited to be organising the fifth Haydon Bridge Beer Festival. This year’s event has a fantastic American Independence Day theme, kicking off as it does on 4th July. Whilst coming in appropriate costume is certainly not compulsory, the idea is definitely encouraged!
As well as 40 local beers, ciders from around the UK and wines from across the world to enjoy, there will be some great live music to chill out to.
There will also be delicious local food to savour, with meat coming from the farm just next door. You can’t get much fresher than that.
Set on the beautiful banks of the river south Tyne, the aim of the festival is to ensure people have fun while raising funds for worthy causes. This year’s recipients are the Great North Air Ambulance, St. Oswald’s Hospice and Tynedale Hospice.
If you like a beer Northumberland is the place to be
Or you can wait for next weeks Ponteland Beer Festival from april 25-26 or the Glenside Beer Festival in Mickley on may 2-3?
The biggest of them all is the Tynedale Beer Festival from June 12-14th
http://www.tynedalebeerfestival.org.uk/
Thursday, Friday 12th/13th June 6-11pm and Saturday 14th June, 1pm-11pm at Tynedale Rugby Club, Tynedale Park, Corbridge.
If you like your beer festivals more relaxed then my favourite is the Haydon Bridge Beer Festival, on the 4-5th July, where I have helped out in the past: I set out their pitch for your support below. Put these future dates in your diary.
http://haydonbeerfestival.co.uk/
The organisers are both delighted and excited to be organising the fifth Haydon Bridge Beer Festival. This year’s event has a fantastic American Independence Day theme, kicking off as it does on 4th July. Whilst coming in appropriate costume is certainly not compulsory, the idea is definitely encouraged!
As well as 40 local beers, ciders from around the UK and wines from across the world to enjoy, there will be some great live music to chill out to.
There will also be delicious local food to savour, with meat coming from the farm just next door. You can’t get much fresher than that.
Set on the beautiful banks of the river south Tyne, the aim of the festival is to ensure people have fun while raising funds for worthy causes. This year’s recipients are the Great North Air Ambulance, St. Oswald’s Hospice and Tynedale Hospice.
If you like a beer Northumberland is the place to be
Tuesday, 2 April 2013
Like Beer? Then come to Northumberland!
Eager to get acquainted with the finest CAMRA approved Ales?
Want to enjoy that reduction in tax on beer?
We are beer festival central this summer...
Come to Northumberland..
The Tynedale Beer Festival is the biggest and best and goes three days from Thursday 13th to Saturday 15th June, with dozens of beers, amazing bands and great food.
http://www.tynedalebeerfestival.org.uk/tickets.htm
The Haydon Bridge Beer Festival is 12-13 July and great fun [I served behind the Bar there last year - it is a blast, with great bands, good food and wine from Bin 21]
http://haydonbeerfestival.co.uk/
and first up is the Bellingham Beer Festival, with 30 beers over 3 days held at the Town Hall between 31st May and 2nd June
Want to enjoy that reduction in tax on beer?
We are beer festival central this summer...
Come to Northumberland..
The Tynedale Beer Festival is the biggest and best and goes three days from Thursday 13th to Saturday 15th June, with dozens of beers, amazing bands and great food.
http://www.tynedalebeerfestival.org.uk/tickets.htm
The Haydon Bridge Beer Festival is 12-13 July and great fun [I served behind the Bar there last year - it is a blast, with great bands, good food and wine from Bin 21]
http://haydonbeerfestival.co.uk/
and first up is the Bellingham Beer Festival, with 30 beers over 3 days held at the Town Hall between 31st May and 2nd June
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