Bridport Beer Festival
When? 13 Jun 2025 to 14 Jun 2025
Where? Bridport
Ladies and Gentlemen, brace yourselves for the epic, legendary "Event in the Tent"! This shindig is so famous in Bridport that even the seagulls know about it. If you're not here, you might as well be stranded on a deserted island with only a coconut for company. We've got all the good stuff: beers, ciders, cocktails, Pimms, and wine, so don't forget to stay hydrated, we don't want anyone passing out and missing all the fun! The event is brought to you by the fine folks of Bridport Round Table, so you know it's going to be a night to remember (or forget, depending on how many drinks you have). So, come on down and support your local community. Just don't blame us if you wake up with a killer hangover. Cheers!
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