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| Photo courtesy of Nottingham Robin Hood Beer Festival |
The festival already holds the world record for offering the largest selection of real ales and this year plans to beat its own record of 848 different cask beers on sale. As well as as this huge choice of ales, the festival also offers stouts, bitters, milds, porters, ciders, perries and barley and country wines.
The festival will be open from 11am till 11pm each day and although it is possible to pay for entry at the gate, the organisers advise buying advance tickets to guarantee admission. Tickets, which cost £12.50, can be bought at Nottingham Tourism Centre in Smithy Row as well as through the festival website and will include a 2011 commemorative tankard and ten mini tokens. As no cash will be taken at the bars to help speed up the event, the mini tokens can be used as a payment system to buy drinks and for the first time this year, the festival offers visitors the option to buy their drinks in thirds as as well as half pints.
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| Photo courtesy of Nottingham Robin Hood Beer Festival |
The festival is also looking for caterers, in particular those offering locally sourced products and anyone who wishes to apply can email treasurer@nottinghamcamra.org. Any entertainers who wish to perform can also apply at raykirby@nottinghamcamra.org If you would like to volunteer to help with the festival, you can contact staffing@nottinghamcamra.org
More details about the festival can be found on the website http://www.beerfestival.nottinghamcamra.org/
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