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Beer fest celebrates thriving Welsh beer scene

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Wales’ thriving independent brewing scene is to showcase its expertise in November when the breweries come together to pour hundreds of Welsh beers under one roof.

Indie Beer Fest Wales is a four-day festival running from 12-15 November at Down By Here Swansea bringing together more than 35 independent Welsh breweries. With over 150 beers pouring from cask and keg, plus live music in the evening sessions, this is the biggest celebration of Welsh brewing culture anywhere.

Society of Independent Brewers and Associates (SIBA) regional director Lee Ralph said: “Right now, Wales stands alone as the only part of the UK where the brewing scene is actually growing.

“That is a massive achievement. Let’s raise a glass to it. Get behind the independent brewers putting their passion into every single pint. We don’t do mass-produced here and neither should you. Keep drinking local, keep supporting independent craft beer, and let’s keep this Welsh scene thriving!”

“The breweries at Indie Beer Fest Wales are genuinely independent, no multinational-owned brands, no global conglomerates. These are Welsh businesses, often family-run, using local ingredients and building something from the ground up. With organisers making it clear that when you buy a pint at this festival you are directly supporting the Welsh independent brewing scene and economy.”

Indie Beer Fest Wales is organised by Welsh Breweries from SIBA and Down By Here Swansea. For tickets go to www.indiebeerwales.co.uk

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