WE’RE BACK for 2026! And we have a great venue for the festival - EGERTON PRIMARY SCHOOL grounds. Our famous charity beer festival will return in May next year, bringing the same winning formula of great beer, live music, and community spirit to our new venue at Egerton Primary School, right in the heart of Knutsford. As in previous years, we will run the festival at four sessions across three days: 28th, 29th & 30th May 2026.
Read MoreLast weekend we celebrated our 10th Anniversary for the festival with an amazing 3 days at Egerton Place in Knutsford. We had a record turnout for the three-day celebration of beer, gin, wine and cider: 994 ticket-holders visited the event plus an additional 136 sponsors joined the opening session, making the total number of visitors a record turnout of 1,130 people. Collectively, we have managed to raise £13,000 for our two nominated charities: Hope Central and Stable Minds.
Read MoreKnutsford Beer Festival raised £10,000 for charity. The money will be split equally between the Toy Appeal and Knutsford Primary Schools PTAs via the Schools Ball Association. The sold-out event saw over 800 people attending the historic Beer Festival in Egerton Place, Knutsford.
Read MoreKnutsford Beer Festival returns in April 2022 and we have the perfect venue right in the centre of Knutsford.
Read MoreWith rich, biscuity, malt and lingering notes of toffee, Tatton Best is the sort of beer you can imagine drinking by a roaring fire. It's got that sort of rugged charm to it with plenty of robust bittersweet character.
Read MoreWhere do you draw the line between cask and keg beer? This beer from Track Brewing Co in Manchester bridges the gap. They reckon - when conditioned right - the smooth cask finish complements the hoppiness and zingy citrus notes that make it a 'super drinkable' favourite among the 'old guard' to craft beer fanatics alike.
Read MoreThe multi award-winning Tiny Rebel, established in South Wales, is currently celebrating its eighth birthday and were one of the trailblazers in bringing craft beer into the mainstream. This 4% rhubarb & custard sour is tart without giving a face-contorting tang.
Read MoreNorthern Monk - named after monastic brewing practiced across the region for thousands of years - was established by Russell Bisset in his parents' cellar with a £5,000 gift from a grandparent. Now based at The Old Flax Store, a grade II-listed mill in Holbeck, Leeds, the brewery is one of the leading lights of the craft scene.
Read More“With a quietly assertive flavour profile, it's the sort of session beer that's perfect for keeping the conversation flowing without having to worry about wobbling out of the pub”. Read about Mobberley Brewhouse’s Loco Juice, a 4.2% tropical pale which is “totally smashable” according to beer blogger David Morgan.
Read MoreIf juicy, hazy beers showed us what was possible with modern IPAs, beers like Brew York’s Tonkoko did the same for stouts. It's often described as 'liquid Bounty' and that's about right.
Read MoreFor the second beer in our Beer Guide, we’re visiting Siren Craft Brew to take a look at gluten free (GF) beers.
Read MoreAs we count down to KBF2020, we'll be bringing you our weekly Beer Guide; showcasing some of the top breweries that will be pouring at this year’s festival. Creator of ‘Hop to it Beer club’ David Morgan has joined forces with our very own beer guru Ben Selby to sample 12 beers and share their honest reviews. First up, Verdant Brewing Co.
Read MoreThe Toy Appeal is one of the charities we have been able to support with the KBF Community Fund this year. We went to visit them at the Toy Sort - where a team of dedicated volunteers sort lorryloads of toys into 5,000 sacks for underprivileged children in the North West.
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