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Nearly time for CBCF 2015 – all the details you need

chorlton beer fest logo 2015The 11th Chorlton Beer & Cider Festival opens on Thursday 2nd July.

Opening Times are:

Thursday 2nd July: 6pm – 10.30pm

Friday 3rd July: 6pm – 10.30pm

Saturday 4th July: 1pm – 9.30pm

Tickets

Tickets are not required for any session but entrance to non-ticket holders is subject to capacity.

With good weather forecast, we expect to be very busy. We therefore recommend attending as early as possible to ensure entry.

Prices:

Thursday 2nd July

£10 including festival entrance fee, your festival glass, a copy of the festival programme (with tasting notes for all the beers and ciders) and £5 of drinks tokens.

Friday 3rd & Saturday 4th July

£10 including festival entrance fee, your festival glass, a copy of the festival programme and £4 of drinks tokens.

Tutored Tastings – Saturday 4th July

See here for details

Beer & Cider

The list of beers delivered to the festival is here

Cider list is here

World beers list here

Frequently asked questions

Scroll through our Festival Information section

 

Featured Breweries 2015

Chorlton Beer & Cider Festival has two bars featuring cask ales. Celebrating the unprecedented growth in the number of breweries in Manchester, the youth centre will host the Blackjack Beers Manchester Brewers Bar with 30+ Greater Manchester Breweries featured.

The church itself will host the Glassworks Drinks bar featuring many great beers from outside of Manchester – Cheshire, Cumbria, Yorkshire, Merseyside and many more.

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BLACKJACK BEERS
MANCHESTER BREWERS BAR


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GLASSWORKS DRINKS
OUT OF TOWN BAR


 Allgates

Alphabet Brew Co

Beer Nouveau

Blackedge

Blackjack Beers

Boggart Brewery

BootlegBrewsmith

Brightside

Cloudwater

Drink Up Brewing

Dungam Massey Brewing Co

First Chop Brewing Arm

Fool Hardy

Green Mill Brewery

INdy Man Brew House

Marble Beers

Millstone Brewery

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Pictish Brewing Company

Prospect Brewery

Quantum Brewing Company

Rammy Craft Ales

Seven Bro7hers

Shindigger

Six O'Clock Beer

Squawk Brewing Co

Thirst Class Ale

Ticketybrew

Track

wilson potter

Alechemy

Arbor Ales

Ashover Brewery

Atom Beers

Beartown Brewery

Binghams BreweryBollington LogoCheshire Brewhouse

Cumbrian Legendary Ales

Dancing Duck

 

Elland Brewery

Fyne Ales

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Hardknott

Jennings

 

Left Handed Giant

Liverpool Craft Beer Co

Mad Hatter

Magic Rock

Merlin Brewery

Moor Beer

Moorhouses

Northern Monk

Offbeat Brewery

Otherton Ales

Out There Brew CoPig & Porter

RedWillow

Siren

Stringers Beer

Ulverston Brewing Company

Waen Brewery

Watermill

Weird Beard

Wylam Brewery

Tutored Tastings – Saturday 4th July

The festival is pleased to confirm that our very popular tutored tasting sessions are to return on Saturday 4th July.
Our tutoured beer tasting will see our trained beer expert along with a local brewer or two take you through the wonderful variety of beer available at the festival. At least five carefully chosen beers will be selected to represent the breadth and depth of flavours on offer. Learn about the ingredients which go into the beer, how the process affects the finished product and most importantly taste the beer. Your ticket includes entry to the festival for the rest of the Saturday session, a souvenir glass, festival programme and five beers to taste. The session will last between one and two hours.
If you prefer the joys of cider and perry, you can opt for our cider tasting session with our friendly cider experts. They will take you through the variety of flavours which result from different apple types from the driest to the very sweetest. Learn the difference between cider and perry, the production process which goes into a traditional cider and how blending or aging in oak casks can impart different flavours. Once you’ve done your training, help yourself to our full range to see if you can pick out the different flavours for yourself. Once again, your ticket includes entry to the festival for the rest of the Saturday session, a souvenir glass, festival programme, and plentiful samples during your one hour session.

Both sessions will take place at 12 noon on Saturday 4th July – an hour before the festival opens to the public. Tickets cost £15 each and will be available from 9am on Friday 29th May. There are only 25 places available at for each tasting so early booking is recommended.