A HOST of award-winning beers from all over the world and a variety from across the UK are on offer at The Crown and The Postal Order in Worcester.
The festival, which began last Friday and will run until next Sunday (March 27), sees all beers being served at £2.29-a-pint and customers will be able to try them in thirds, halves or pints for the same price.
Among those being served will be a chocolate beer, wheat beer, cask lager, fruit porter, rye beer and spiced beer.
Tipples have been shipped in from as far afield as the Netherlands, Australia, the USA and the Republic of Ireland.
The award-winning beers are; Barnsley Bitter (Acorn), Best Bitter (Pheasantry), Boltmaker (Timothy Taylor), Black (Williams), Explorer (Adnams), Darwin’s Origin (Salopian), Ruby Mild (Rudgate), Port Stout (Hanlons), Triple Chocoholic (Saltaire), Revelation (Dark Star) and Plum Porter (Titanic).
The overseas beers are; Bravo Four Point (Devils Backbone, USA), Pacific (Thunder Road, Australia), O’Hara’s JDW Irish Red (Carlow, Republic of Ireland), Amsterdam Blonde (Brouwerij ‘t IJ, Netherlands) and Bibock (Birrifico Italiano, Italy).
Amongst the other beers are; Crafty Fox (Hook Norton), Punk is Dead (Vale), Lazy Dog (Elgoods) and Crimson Rambler (Wharfebank).
Tasting notes on all of the beers will be available in each of the pubs.
