New Bristol Brewery will be closing Bristol Beer Week at their awesome refitted brewery and tap room. There also be helped out by Bath based (but Bristol regulars) Electric Bear
As one of the original ‘craft beer’ bars in Bristol, BrewDog has always played a big part in Bristol Beer Week, and this year they return as one of our hub venues.
UK Brewery Tours are great supporters of both Bristol Beer Week and the Bristol Beer industry as a whole; this year, we’re incredibly grateful and proud to have them as sponsors.
Small Bar has decided to celebrate its second year as a Bristol Beer Week hub venue by inviting one of the UK’s breweries of choice to take over their taps.
For yet another year, the King Street triumvirate team up to put on a massive beer festival under the guise of the ‘Bermuda Triangle’. The Volley, Small Bar and Beer Emporium all get together to prove that choice is a not just a word, it’s real!
As well as showcasing our feature breweries throughout the week, The Old Butcher’s are having a big old party with Moor and Lost & Grounded on the penultimate day of Bristol Beer Week, which is sure to be a raucous affair.
Vince Croker, owner and brewer at Ashley Down Brewery, has always been a great supporter of Bristol Beer Week, so we’re very pleased that his pub is an official BBW17 venue.
Left Handed Giant love a collaboration and, as the Verdant guys are down for a tap takeover at Small Bar on Friday evening, they’re certainly not going to miss this opportunity.
The Spicery is a subscription service based on the Feeder Road, producing a vast array of interesting spices. We’re well chuffed to have them doing a Beer Week event
Good Chemistry Brewing have teamed up with two of Bristol’s finest coffee shops; Full Court Press and Little Victories have both put their coffee knowledge and skill to work to create two unique coffee beers.
Wild Beer Co are celebrating the release of the 2017 version of Brett Brett with a coordinated launch across 12 bars, including Wild Beer Wapping Wharf for Bristol Beer Week. If you’re a fan of funk, this’ll be the event for you.
Newport’s finest take over our taps at the King Street Brewhouse on Thursday 19th October. With 6 keg and 6 cask lines, expect some of your old favourites along with a few treats mixed in!
We’re very pleased to have three Wickwar pubs as official Bristol Beer Week venues this year. The Punchbowl, in particular, highlights the local brewery’s ethos of taking historical, somewhat run down pubs and transforming them into great places to drink good beer.
What happens when one of the country’s most exciting breweries teams up with a new Bristol restaurant lauded by the likes of Jay Rayner? The answer is, one of the most exciting events to take place over the last five Bristol Beer Weeks.
Wellborne is a recent addition to Bristol’s ‘new wave’ restaurant scene, focussing on high-end cooking in a more relaxed environment, so a pairing with one of Bristol’s best loved independent breweries will be something to get really excited about.
Along with the usual range of top class UK beers and top notch modern pub food, on Wednesday it’s time for BBW hub venue to hosts BBW featured brewery
Bristol Beer Week provides a great opportunity to sit down with Company Director Richard Owen and beer supremo Andy Gibson to get a real feel for how the company has developed and what the future holds.
We’re very pleased to have three Wickwar pubs as official Bristol Beer Week venues this year. The Jersey Liley has been a stalwart of Whiteladies Road for several decades, but it wasn’t until 2014 that it was transformed into a real beer drinkers pub by Wickwar.
Small Bar celebrate the new residency of Mexican maestros Plumed Serpent with a five course paired beer dinner. There are only 20 tickets available from Tikk and it will be a very popular event, so grab a place while you can.
Following the success of last year’s 'Think While You Drink', our friends at Good Chemistry are excited to bring a bit of science back to Bristol Beer Week, this time in the lovely surroundings of Clifton’s Eldon House.
Wiper and True now run a unique annual event for Bristol Beer Week which gives members of the public the opportunity to be actively involved in the brewing process.
Crofters Rights host a tap takeover and ‘meet the brewer’ with West By Three, a brewery based just outside of Swansea.
Freelance photographer Nicci Peet has teamed up with the organisers of Bristol Beer Week to curate a visual story of seven of Bristol’s best independent breweries.
The Lanes join us as an official venue to showcase their totally transformed bar, complete with a load more beer taps. If you haven’t been for a while, it’s well worth a visit.
The Green Man is very much a Bristol Beer Week official and local venue, and we’re really pleased to have them involved this year.
In keeping with Small Bar’s position as Bristol’s number one advocates of mouth-puckering beer, Bristol Beer Week sees the return of the annual ‘Sour Fest’; a celebration of the wildest, funkiest beers that may just require an emergency serving of antacid.
Fierce and Noble are brand new to the Bristol brewing scene, but if you’ve walked past their brewery, you certainly won’t have missed it!
The opening day of Bristol Beer Week sees an interesting book launch from locals Tim Webb, Jessica Boak and Ray Bailey.
We’re very pleased to have three Wickwar pubs as official Bristol Beer Week venues this year. The Gloucester Road Ale House and Kitchen highlights the local brewery’s ethos of taking historical, somewhat run down pubs and transforming them into great places to drink good beer.
Combining neatly with the other opening events on the first day of Bristol Beer Week, is the opportunity to ‘quiz I up’ with one of our featured breweries Lost and Grounded.
