NEH Hosts Indie Beer Scotland Festival

[BEARGER 1,830]

 

Rangers' Edmiston House hosts Indie Beer Scotland festival

 

By Brian Donnelly@BrianDonnellyHTBusiness Correspondent

 

New Rangers venue to host craft beer festival's first Glasgow event (Image: Indie Beer Scotland)

 

 

 

A new craft beer festival is to be held in Glasgow.

The Indie Beer Scotland festival is aiming to be twice the size of the inaugural event in the Scottish capital last year.

Organisers said that after a "hugely successful" launch in Edinburgh in 2022 Indie Beer Scotland is to be held at the new Clyde Rooms at Edmiston House event space in Glasgow.

It is claimed Indie Beer Scotland is now the country’s largest craft beer festival, featuring over two hundred different cask and craft keg beers from some of Scotland’s best independent craft breweries – double last year – and cider and spirits from independent Scottish producers.

|Indie Beer Scotland is organised by Scottish brewers from the not-for-profit trade association the Society of Independent Brewers.

 

Indie Beer Scotland runs from Friday September 8 until Saturday September 9.  (Image: Indie Beer Scotland)

Festival organiser Fiona MacEachern, from Loch Lomond Brewery, said the new venue is “set to take the event to the next level”.

 

She said: “We’re really excited to be working with Edmiston House to present Scotland’s only National beer festival, featuring exclusively Scottish independent craft breweries, cider producers, and artisan spirits, again from independent producers only.

“The Clyde Rooms at Edmiston House is a superb modern event space with ground floor access, just a short walk from the tube and with great connections and transport links.”

Indie Beer Scotland also aims to offer value for money, with a huge number of session beers including cask and craft keg frozen at last year’s prices.

“Beer should be enjoyed by everybody, which is why we work really hard to ensure we offer great value for money as well as the best possible range of beers in huge variety of styles and strengths – from hoppy IPAs and Pale Ales, to craft lagers, pilsners and stouts.

"No matter what styles of beer you enjoy we really have got something for everyone, and all cask and keg beers up to 4.5% are available for just £4 a pint or £2 a half,” Ms MacEachran said.

Indie Beer Scotland is also the home of the SIBA Scotland Independent Beer Awards 2023, with judging taking place to name Scotland’s very best beers prior to the festival opening to the public, making festival-goers the first to try Scotland’s official best beers, with all this year’s winning beers available over the three sessions Friday to Saturday.

Beers range from session strength lagers and pale ales of 4%, to barrel-aged imperial stouts and scotch ales which tip the scales at a punchy 10% abv or more.

Ms MacEachern said: “With both our cask and keg competition taking place at Indie Beer Scotland for the first time there really is going to be something for everybody, from traditional cask beers in a wide variety of styles, to modern IPAs and small-batch lagers from independent producers.

"Whether you’re a casual beer drinker or certified beer expert there’ll be something interesting for you to enjoy.”

 

Edited July 11, 2023 by BEARGER

[compo 7,050]

I remember my brother going to one of these events greedy swine drank that much he ended up with the shits for three days 

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1 hour ago, compo said:

I remember my brother going to one of these events greedy swine drank that much he ended up with the shits for three days 

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[CammyF 8,117]

Not going to this but just purchased tickets for Dirty DC (ACDC) tribute band for my 1st experience of NEH as a gig venue.