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Brewery and CAMRA bars at the festival
CAMRA bars
At the Festival there will be twelve CAMRA bars. These bars will contain beer from alphabetically sorted Good Beer Guide regions (starting with Aberdeen & Grampian in the first and ending with Worcestershire in the last), therefore are great places to start if you want to find real ale from your favourite part of the country.
This year at the Great British Beer Festival, we continuing our heroes theme and naming the bars after medical heroes. In order to provide some practical support we have invited the Sue Ryder Care to be our charity of the festival.
Find our more information about the names behind the bars.
There will also be a Young and Upcoming Breweries bar which will be offering some tasty brews from some of Britain's newest breweries, and the Real Ale in a Bottle Bar, offering a large number of the 1,300 bottle conditioned beers currently available to buy in the UK at present.
For lovers of real cider and perry a visit to the two Cider & Perry Bars is essential, where you will find up to 100 real ciders and perries, all dispensed by gravity directly from the cask, for your drinking pleasure.
- Jenner Bar
Featuring Real Ale from Aberdeen & Grampian, Argyll & The Isles, Ayrshire & Arran, Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Cumbria
- Harvey Bar
Featuring Real Ale from Channel Islands, Cheshire, Cornwall, Derbyshire, Durham
- Snow Bar
Featuring Real Ale from Devon, Dorset, Dumfries & Galloway, East Sussex, East Yorkshire, Edinburgh & Lothians
- Vane Bar
Featuring Real Ale from Essex, Glamorgan, Glasgow & Clyde Valley, Gloucestershire, Gwent, Herefordshire,
Hertfordshire
- Gray Bar
Featuring Real Ale from Hampshire, Highlands & Western Isles, Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Kent, Leicestershire & Rutland
- Nightingale Bar
Featuring Real Ale from Lancashire, Lincolnshire, Loch Lomond, Stirling & The Trossachs, London, Merseyside
- Ross Bar
Featuring Real Ale from Manchester, North East Wales, North West Wales, Northamptonshire, Northern Isles, Northumberland
- Lawrence Bar
Featuring Real Ale from Norfolk, North Yorkshire, Northern Ireland
- Black Bar
Featuring Real Ale from Nottinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Shropshire, Somerset
- Hastings Bar
Featuring Real Ale from South Yorkshire, Staffordshire, Suffolk, Surrey, Tayside
- Lister Bar
Featuring Real Ale from
Tyne & Wear, Warwickshire, West Midlands, West Sussex, West Wales
- Fleming Bar
Featuring Real Ale from West Yorkshire, Wiltshire, Worcestershire
- Parkinson Bar
Young and Upcoming Breweries - sponsored by JD Wetherspoon
- Edwards Bar
Featuring Real Ales in a Bottle
- Medawar Bar
Freaturing Real Ciders and Perry (A-J)
- Crick Bar
Freaturing Real Ciders and Perry (K-Z)
Brewery bars
Breweries from around the UK
In addition to the CAMRA bars a number of breweries from around the country will be represented at the Festival with their own bar. These brewery bars are an exciting feature at the festival and will stock some of your favourite beers during the five day period. A number of these will be selling new beers and running competitions, so they are well worth a visit!
Brewery Bars present at the Great British Beer Festival 2011:
Seacole Bar - B1
Hopkins - P1
Willis - P3
Bières Sans Frontières (BSF) Bars at GBBF continues to provide a showcase for the best beers from around the world, including beers from Germany, Belgium, Italy, USA, Czech Republic and The Netherlands.
Bars
There will be four bars within BSF: the Belgian and Dutch Bar, which is sponsored by Eurolines, the German and Czech Bar, which is sponsored by Budweiser Budvar, the American Cask Ale Bar, which is sponsored by Sierra Nevada, Bar and the New World Beer Bar, which is sponsored by Brewers Association.
Make sure you pay us a visit and treat your taste buds to a new experience, whether you want to taste what real German beer is like or want to sample some of the hoppy US beers we're sure to have something for everyone.
Go to the Bières Sans Frontières mini-site
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