Nottingham Beer Festival: Robin Hood Beer and Cider Festival returns - event date and ticket prices
Nottingham’s most esteemed breweries stand shoulder-to-shoulder as Robin Hood Beer and Cider Festival returns
Nottingham CAMRA’s Robin Hood Beer and Cider Festival will return to Trent Bridge later this year, it has been announced.
For the third year running, the drinks festival will take place at the home of cricket in Nottinghamshire with an expanded range of barrels and bars between October 11 and 14, 2023.
Steve Westby, chair of Nottingham’s Campaign for Real Ale, said: “Trent Bridge has been the perfect partner for us in the last two years as we have seen the festival grow and grow into its new home.”
“From old favourites to newer creations, and with Nottingham’s most esteemed breweries standing shoulder-to-shoulder with choice ales from across the country, we’re building a drinks list of real breadth and depth, and we can’t wait to share it with our visitors.”
Michael Temple, Nottinghamshire County Cricket’s commercial director, added: “The beer festival has become one of the highlights of our year and we’re delighted to serve as hosts.
“Trent Bridge lends itself to events of this stature and we look forward to welcoming festival regulars and those looking to experience an event of this scale for the first time.”
Tickets are on sale now and festival-goers can secure their admission for the cheapest price during an early-bird window, which runs until July 28.
Admission is available from £13 for Wednesday and Thursday, and from £23 for Friday and Saturday.
The ticket price includes tokens for one-and-a-half pints of most beers or ciders and includes a complimentary glass that guests can take home.
Prices will increase after the early-bird window ends and on the day, so early booking is advised.
Festival-goers who purchase tickets during the early-bird window can claim a free ticket to Notts Outlaws v Yorkshire Vikings in the One-Day Cup on Saturday August 5.
Patrons attending on Friday and Saturday can buy an additional hospitality package from £49, which includes four bowl-food dishes with expertly-paired beers in the venue’s Derek Randall Suite.
Guests can also take part in a ‘meet the brewer’ Q&A session and explore some of the more fabled corners of Trent Bridge on a guided tour.
The venue will be open between 11am and 11pm on Thursday, Friday and Saturday and from 4pm on Wednesday.
Tickets for Nottingham CAMRA’S Robin Hood Beer and Cider Festival are available from the Trent Bridge website.