Category: Beer Festival

Valentine’s Ale Massacre 2022

This year will be the 10th Annual Valentine’s Ale Massacre. This event has become a mainstay on the calendar at Ludlow Brewery. There will be over twenty beers for you to sample. The Valentine’s Ale Massacre will be on over three days.

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Ludlow Spring Festival 2019

The Ludlow Spring Festival is over the weekend of 11th and 12th May 2019. The Ludlow Spring Festival is staged in Ludlow Castle and there will be over 60 food producers and vendors to visit from Ludlow and the Welsh Marches. On

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Clun Valley Beer Festival 2018

The Clun Valley Beer Festival 2018 takes place on Friday 5th October and Saturday 6th October 2018 when all the pubs in the Clun Valley join in. This festival is now in it’s 18th year and the Clun Valley pubs that are

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Shropshire Oktoberfest 2017

There is a new edition to the festival calendar in Shropshire – Shropshire Oktoberfest 2017. The festival is being held on the 6th – 8th October 2017 in Quarry Park, Shrewsbury. The ingredients of this new festival include: Ale – over 150

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Clun Valley Beer Festival 2017

The Clun Valley Beer Festival 2017 takes place on Friday 6th October and Saturday 7th October 2017 when all the pubs in the Clun Valley join in. Transport is provided between the pubs. The Clun Valley pubs that are participating include: The

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Like a Beer Festival – But Better!

Question: What combines 200 real ales, 60 passionate local food and drink producers with a mix of toe tapping live music and over 180 spectacular classic cars? Answer: The Ludlow Spring Festival The Ludlow Spring Festival 2017 is a combination of the

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Valentines Ale Massacre

Ludlow Brewing Company this year has its Beer Festival on the 17th, 18th and 19th February. It is usually the nearest weekend to to Valentines Day, hence being called the Valentines Ale Massacre.   There are lots of beers to try, all

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The Clun Valley Beer Festival

The famous Shropshire poet A. E Houseman said of the Clun Valley in his collection of poems “A Shropshire Lad”: “Clunton and Clunbury, Clungunford and Clun are the quietest places under the sun” but perhaps not always when the Clun Valley Beer

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