42nd CAMRA Durham Beer Festival
The Durham Beer Festival will return for its 42nd edition in August 2024. As with our last 4 festivals we'll be at the Durham City Rugby Club on Green Lane - see the Location page for more details.
Some details are still being finalized, but we currently plan on having 25 handpulls and 6-8 ciders and perries available.
Keep an eye on our Social Media channels and the website for updates!
- Wednesday 28th August: 1600-2230
- Thursday 29th August: 1200-2230
- Friday 30th August: 1200-2230
- Saturday 31st August: 1200-2230
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HOLLOW DRIFT, GREEN LANE DURHAM DH1 3JU |
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Ended Sat 31 Aug 2024 |
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This festival is organised by the Campaign for Real Ale |
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https://www.durhambeerfestival.org.uk/ |
Information is provided to the best of our knowledge, but please check with the festival organiser before attending as the details here may be inaccurate.
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This beer list is tentative, please check at the festival for available beers as changes can occur before and during the festival.
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(5.0%)Adder
Allendale
The Adder Lager is slow fermented and traditionally lagered at 0 deg C for 8 weeks. This is a crisp, refreshing pilsner style lager. A perfect drink for summer BBQ's.
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(4.5%)Contour
Allendale
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(4.8%)
Prince Bishop
Big Lamp
A refreshing, easy-drinking bitter. Golden in colour, full of fruit and hops. Strong bitterness with a spicy, dry finish.
- Sponsored By: Victoria Inn, Durham
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(5.5%)Bad Kitty
Brass Castle
A chewy chocolate vanilla dream of a porter.
- Sponsored By: Damascus Road
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Consett Stout
Consett
Complex beer. roasty and sweet with some interesting fruitiness. The hop combines with the roast malts for a satisfying and lasting finish.
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(5.2%)
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(4.5%)
Red Dust
Consett
Sweet, fruit and malty aromas lead to a creamy, full bodied balanced red ale with caramel flavours and a lasting finish.
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(4.0%)
Evolution
Darwin
A copper coloured bitter brewed with British malts and flavoured with North American Willamette hops.
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(4.5%)
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(6.5%)
St. Cuthbert IPA
Durham
A bitter beer with a drying bitter finish. Hops dominate with some sweetness and fruit helping to balance.
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(5.5%)ESB
Fullers
Dark amber coloured smooth premium bitter. Sweet caramel, orange marmalade, apricot and caramelised fruit flavours. Finish is of spicy hops with a developing dry bitterness. Slight roasty character throughout. Malty sweet nose with a little citrus.
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(4.0%)
Locomotion
George Samuel
Citrus hops and fruity aromas are complemented by a moderate sweetness with rising and lasting bitterness at the end.
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(4.2%)
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(4.8%)
Schiehallion
Harviestoun
A Scottish cask lager, brewed using a lager yeast and Hersbrucker hops. A hoppy aroma, with fruit and malt, leads to a malty, bitter taste with floral hoppiness and a bitter finish.
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21/14
Hill Island
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(4.6%)
Dark Side of the Moo
Hopper House
- Sponsored By: P. Jones
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(4.3%)
Hay Bale Pale Ale
Hopper House
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(4.0%)
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(4.5%)
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(4.4%)
Citra Special
McColls
- Sponsored By: George Hall
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(4.0%)
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(4.6%)
Dark Island
Orkney
A sweetish roast chocolate malt taste leads to a long-lasting roasted, slightly bitter, dry finish. Winning many awards.
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(4.0%)
Red McGregor
Orkney
This tawny red ale has a well balanced mix of red fruit, malt and hops. Slight sweetness throughout.
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(5.0%)
King Rat
Ossett
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(5.0%)
Voodoo Chocolate Orange Stout
Ossett
A sweet fruity stout with vanilla and a long dry roast finish.
- Sponsored By: Osset Brewery
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(4.1%)
Dark Side of the Toon
THREE KINGS
Dark roast malts and a sweet creamy body last through to a drier finish of roast bitter.
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(4.8%)
Cloudbuster
Yard of Ale
- Sponsored By: Arthur Corner
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(4.0%)
Initial data sourced from CAMRA
This website is not endorsed by the festival organisers, it's just something I put together which I thought might be useful. Bear in mind that the information provided here may be inaccurate.
