CAMRA's Great British Beer Festival returns

8th April 2011, 11:22am

Organisers of the CAMRA's Great British Beer Festival are predicting this year's event to be yet another record breaking year.

Last year over 66,000 people flocked to Earls Court for the festival over the five day period, sampling over 500 different real ales, ciders and perries, and breaking a new attendance record for the event in the process.

This year drinkers at the festival should expect a total of over 700 different real ales, ciders, perries and foreign beers dotted around the many bars at the festival.

The Champion Beer of Britain finals will also be taking place at the festival on Tuesday August 2nd. 

The event is taking place at Earls Court in London from 2-6 August.

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