Brighton Beer Festival 2011

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Start Date:	July 14, 2011
End Date:	July 17, 2011
Venue:	The Old Paddling Pool, near the West Pier
Address:	Brighton

Brighton Beer Festival 2011, the ‘hottest new event’ to hit the city, begins next month, promising ales, lagers, ciders, live music, loads of food and much much more.

Set across four days, from Thursday 14th July to Sunday 17th July, the Brighton Beer Festival takes place right on the seafront in its very own ‘mega marquee’. There will be over 250 top quality tipples from all over the world available for sampling.

Bands including the Blockheads and 90s favourites, Dodgy, will be providing the soundtrack to the event, whilst visitors enjoy the drinks, good, competitions and even a VIP area.

Tickets cost £10 in advance, or £12 on the door – although tickets are already selling fast. VIP/Corporate tickets cost £50. For more information, head to the Brighton Beer Festival website.