Hall & Woodhouse Beer Festival
When? 25 June 2022
Where? Blandford
Raising money for charity, the Hall & Woodhouse Beer Festival will take place at their brewery at Blandford St. Mary.
Buy your beer festival tickets online and guarantee your entry to the event. Tickets will also be available on the day (subject to availability); card purchase only.
Hall & Woodhouse Brewing Plant
DBF2022 Ticket, £10.00 - includes Glass, Programme & 4 Tokens (1 Pint).
DBF2022 10 Tokens (plus one free), £10.00 - 10 tokens plus get one free if bought pre-Festival.
DBF2022 Brewery Tour and Beer Tasting , £10.00 - Brewery Tour and Beer Tasting at 2pm with Head Brewer Toby Heasman - Maximum number of places 16*
Hot food, live music and entertainment.
Venue: Hall & Woodhouse Brewery, Blandford St Mary, Blandford Forum DT11 9LS.
More details and tickets via the website below.
More information:
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