New to the festival? Take a look at our survival guide.
British beer
The centrepiece of the festival, we have beers from around the British Isles, around 200 beers from around 100 breweries. We’ve beers from some of our oldest family brewers and our newest microbreweries for you to enjoy.
More information is available on our guide to beers.
International beer
As usual, numerous old favourites will abound, but we also continually try to find new beers, new breweries and indeed new countries to represent.
More information is available on our guide to international beer.
Cider, perry and apple juice
Real cider is a long-established traditional drink that is produced naturally from apples and is neither carbonated nor pasteurised. We have a range of ciders and perries – around 60 have been ordered. There’s a focus on producers in our area, but we have plenty from further afield.
More information is available on our guide to real cider and perry.
Mead
We are again endeavouring to keep up with the growing demand for this ancient product, brewed from honey. Give it a try, you just might get a buzz out of it.
New to mead ? Find out more with our guide to mead.
Wine
We have a wider range of locally produced fine English wines, and our guide to English wines.
Food
Our cheese counter has fine cheeses from across the UK, with different cheeses available each day. Find our how cheese and beer go really well together.
We also have a range of food concessions offering pizza, curry, fish and chips, falafel and more. Find out more about food at the Cambridge Beer Festival.