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Bracknell Ale and Cider Fest returns for Jubilee extravaganza

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Monday, April 25, 2022 10:31 am
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Bracknell Beer and Ale Festival 2022 is back at Bracknell Rugby Club on Saturday, June 4.
Picture: Darren Woolley

Bracknell Beer and Ale Festival 2022 is back at Bracknell Rugby Club on Saturday, June 4. Picture: Darren Woolley

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BRACKNELL’S Ale and Cider Festival is back for its 12th year.

This year’s festival returns during the jubilee celebrations on Saturday, June 4.

It will hose the usual plethora of beers and ciders, as well as a growing gin tent, numerous street food vendors, and live music throughout the festival.

Acts will be split across the two stages, with the usual main stage as well as an acoustic music stage.

New to 2022, the festival will feature an expanded craft beer bar, supported by Windsor-based bar A Hoppy Place and Ascot Brewing Co, doubling its selection after selling out in 2021.

It is also sponsored by Biltong Emporium.

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This year tickets will also benefit local charities, with some of the proceeds going to organisations such as Sebastien’s Action Trust, Thames Hospice, and Thames Valley Air Ambulance.

A new partnership with TicketPass means that 50% of admin fees will be donated.

It will also contribute funds to the Bracknell Rugby Club as one of the club’s biggest annual fundraisers.

Bracknell Ale and Cider Festival takes place at Bracknell Rugby Club on Saturday, June 4, from noon until 10:30pm.

Early bird tickets are £12.50 each until Sunday, May 8, and £15 afterward.

Tickets bought on the day are £20.

The festival is offering a discount to members of certain sports clubs in Bracknell, Binfield, and Wokingham, as well as members of CAMRA, with tickets at £5.

To buy tickets, and for a full list of sports clubs eligible for a discount, visit www.bracknellalefestival.co.uk.

 

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