Cawood Riverside Beer Festival
The Cawood Riverside Beer Festival is a family friendly event featuring 12 Local Craft Beers, Lager, Craft Ciders, Gin Bar & Prosecco. With Food, Live Music & Soft Drinks Available.
Hosted by the White Cross Water Ski Club which is located by the River Ouse in the picturesque village of Cawood and with beers chosen by Within the Walls - A York Pub Guide.
This is a ticket only event! This year we are moving to E-Tickets. These are available now!
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The Boatyard, Rythergate, Cawood, Selby, North Yorkshire, YO8 3TP |
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Ended Sat 06 May 2023 |
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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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(4.5%)Tricky Dicky
Jolly Sailor Brewery
A special one-off beer brewed in memory of Richard Huby (1935-2023). With juicy Mosaic hops giving tropical stone fruit, mango, pine and citrus along with Jester with its notes of grapefruit. Sponsored by Park Row Properties.
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(3.4%)
Astral Voyage
Turning Point Brew Co.
Citra, Mosaic and Galaxy hops make this little IPA a tropical delight.
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(4.0%)
Toom to Tango
Rudgate
Pale in colour. Refreshing light flavours complemented by a fruity tangerine nose.
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(4.1%)
Offspring
Half Moon Brewing
A well balanced pale ale with a fresh, fruity aroma, tropical flavours and a slight hint of spice.
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(4.5%)
Blue Bell House IPA
Brass Castle
A beer brewed exclusively for the Blue Bell pub in York available with special permission from Landlord John. Thirst quenching, fruity with citrus notes and a pleasant bitterness from Citra, Comet and Chinook hops.
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(4.2%)Cheswold
Doncaster Brewery
Deep copper in colour made using Maris Otter malt, among others and a single hop variety of East Kent Goldings. A fruit, spicy aroma with a lingering spicy bitter finish.
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(4.8%)
Threadgold
Quirky Ales
A special one-off beer brewed for the festival. A crisp and flavourful Golden Ale featuring heritage English hop Ernest which brings notes of apricot, citrus and an earthy spiciness. Slightly hazy due to late dry hopping.
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(4.5%)
Red Tail
Crafty Little Brewery
Sleek, sophisticated and perfectly balanced, the flavour of this deep, ruby red ale will sneak up on you, making itself known in toasted malt notes, earthy undertones and a light, nimble burst of passion fruit, pine and forest berries
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(5.0%)Coal Porter
Breworks
Fuel your ambition with this rich smooth classic porter. Superbly balanced and full of flavour, neither too bitter nor too sweet. Good for the body and soul.
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(5.5%)
Maple & Walnut Stout
North Riding Brewery
Rich, robust Stout made with six different malts and hopped with English Bramling. Maple syrup is added late boil, then natural walnut flavouring is added post fermentation.
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(5.3%)
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(4.3%)Daleside Lager
Daleside Brewery
An award winning beer with a floral aroma and a refreshing crisp finish.
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(6.0%)Cawood Community Cider
Cawood Pressing Project
An exclusive cider made by the Cawood community with local apples, picked and pressed at their pressing day in 2022.
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(6.5%)
Ampleforth Abbey Cider
Ampleforth Abbey
Filled with the bright, zesty flavours of early-season fruit such as Discovery, Katy and Irish Peach, our Traditional Cider is light, refreshing and very easy-drinking.
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(4.0%)
Galtres Dark Fruits Cider
Orchards Of Husthwaite
A medium dry cider that is fruity whilst smooth and is flavoured with blackcurrant juice.
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(4.0%)
Galtres Rhubarb Cider
Orchards Of Husthwaite
A medium dry cider with a hint of Rhubarb.
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(4.0%)
Galtres Raspberry Cider
Orchards Of Husthwaite
A medium sweet fruity cider heavy with a hint of Raspberry.
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.
