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Finchampstead brewery Siren Craft Brew host three days of fun

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Wednesday, August 16, 2023 7:02 am
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The Siren Craft Brew "Sessions and Sours" Event on Saturday.
Friendly staff members, Matthew Menear, Oliver Merrett and Harvey Web raise a glass.Picture: Steve Smyth

The Siren Craft Brew "Sessions and Sours" Event on Saturday. Friendly staff members, Matthew Menear, Oliver Merrett and Harvey Web raise a glass.Picture: Steve Smyth

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A BOROUGH brewery drew several hundred thirsty festival goers to its family fun weekend.

Family owned business Siren Craft Brew held its Sessions and Sours event this month at the Siren Tap Yard in Finchampstead.

Food and drink at the festival included 18 lines of session and sour beers, street food and Mexican dishes.

Visitors were able to enjoy live music from local performer Sam Rich, and a DJ’s lineup of summer sounds.

And there was plenty to keep children occupied, with face painting, a bouncy castle, lawn games and swing ball available.

General Manager of Siren Tap Yard said: “It went very well.

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“The weather could have been better, but apart from that it was great.

“Local vendors: La Petite Bouche, Applemore Cakes, and Unholy Doughnuts were on site too, selling baked treats, and around three or four hundred people came, sowe were pleased with how it went.”

For more information about the brewery and its events, visit: www.sirencraftbrew.comor search for Siren Craft Brew on Facebook.

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