Right folks just to let you know there will not be a #SheffBeerWeek this March. Wouldn’t have been hard to guess considering the 3.0 lockdown and feasibility of reopening the country/hospitality till much later this year (hopefully by summer). However we will be celebrating virtually with you all. Launching Mon 8th March ‘21, we will be looking back over the last 6 yrs. Celebrating the … Continue reading A City-Wide Virtual Beer Celebration
This Lockdown 3.0 feels somewhat different to the last few and though whilst allowing some beery business (beer shops and brewery shops) to continue some reduced operation within Government guidelines, pubs and bars have been negatively impacted more than most this time around. They can only sell food and non-alcoholic drink for collection and are not able to include alcoholic drinks such as beer (which … Continue reading Lockdown 3.0: Places to Purchase Beer (& write to your local MP!)
So from Indie Beer Feast to Sheffield Beer Week to pandemic. The landscape has changed unrecognisably in the last seven weeks and we’ve all had huge emotional and physical impacts to deal with personally, professionally and as a society. We cherish the absolutely amazing memories in the first week of March, and we’re so happy lots of people got to enjoy these too during Sheffield … Continue reading We Support #NationalTimeOut
One of the reasons we love Sheffield, as do many others, is the immense greenery of the city we live in. Returning in March (again) to celebrate the great outdoors, the inspiration it gives us and the outdoor pursuits and communities that thrive in Sheffield is ‘The Festival of the Outdoors‘. Sheffield Beer Week is delighted to be included in this city-wide celebration. We’ve a … Continue reading The Outdoor City x Sheffield Beer Week
Edward Carpenter (1844-1929) Sheffield Cheers for Beer Week Celebrating 6 Years in 2020 9th to 15th March With only four weeks away to the launch of 2020’s Sheffield Beer Week, marking its sixth year as a city-wide beer festival; here’s a round-up of key activities. Sheffield Beer Week has decided to focus on its core strands to bring the new decade in. What … Continue reading Cheers to Cask Ale; Sheffield Beer Week To Focus On Core Strands – Beer, Heritage & Community in 2020
Look out for news updates on Sheffield Beer Week 2020, updated here very soon!!! Lots of exciting info to share with you including all the good beery stuff you’ve come to enjoy over the years. 🍻✔️🎉 Get those dates booked off hey 😉 #sheffbeerweek #SheffBeerWeek2020 Continue reading Sheffield Beer Week 2020
In what feels like a lifetime (though in reality is only 6 weeks) since #sheffbeerweek finished we’ve rounded up all the completed #peoplesphototrail cards and taken the photos down from the venues. We’ve 3 winners drawn at random who will be contacted today via email🍻 Peter H, Tom R & Daniel H 🍻 cheers to Shakespeares and Hop Hideout Beer Shop for providing prizes. Also a huge thanks to the venues Sheffield Tap, Rutland Arms, @shakespearesshf, @hophideout, The … Continue reading That’s It Folks For Another Year!
Since the launch of Sheffield Beer Week in 2015 collaboration has been fundamental to the ethos. Whether it’s venues and breweries collaborating on an event or breweries collaborating with each other on a beer. The collaboration beers are one of our highlights of the week, as people come together to fuse ideas and this can produce really intriguing, flavoursome beers. They’re also another … Continue reading Collabeeration
Sheffield Beer Week printed guides have started to head out around the city. But if you don’t manage to find one, here’s an online copy below (cheers Exposed Magazine). We have started to list events on this website – LINK. Plus venues will begin to raise their own social media posts and Facebook events. So lots of event news coming very soon! 2019’s guide cover – 📸 True North … Continue reading 2019 Printed Guide Now Online
We’re excited to announce that Lallemand Brewing is a proud sponsor of Sheffield Beer Week 2019. Lallemand started as a company producing dried yeast cultures for the brewing industry in the 1970s and has since grown globally and across many other segments in that specialist market. Including sensory kits for flavour analysis, brewing nutrients, brewing consultation and more. With yeast products available to both commercial and home … Continue reading Thanks For Your Support: Lallemand Brewing
