The Addingham Beer Festival returns for its 13th year at Addingham Memorial Hall this weekend, Friday 3rd and 4th October 2025.
The sponsor session will run between 4.00-6.00pm on Friday where sponsors can take advantage of complimentary drinks with their guests.
The Friday evening session runs from 6.00pm until late where the focus is on 27 ales, 3 lagers and a low alcohol draft beer option. 8 ciders, gin, rum, prosecco and wine will also be on offer.
Saturday afternoon sees the return of the popular quiz with a bumper mega booze hamper prize on offer, provided by Great Yorkshire Hampers. They expect a turnout this year of as much as 150 people across 2 rooms for the ever-popular event.
The Saturday evening session will run from 7.00pm until late and will feature music from “Flying Funk”, who headlined the Yorkshire Day music event in Ilkley over the summer.
Keeping to their their mission statement:
“Beer and a whole lot more”, the committee will also have a dedicated gin bar where attendees can try a range of fabulous gins. This year, once again, they will also be hosting a selection of rums! In addition, there is prosecco, both standard and rose, wine and free soft drinks for designated drivers.
"Tickets are priced at £12.50 per session which includes a festival glass and a complimentary drink. The festival uses a token facility priced at £2 each which equates to a half of ale.
"The beer is sourced from local breweries were possible, including Ilkley, Craven, Harrogate, Dark Horse, Roosters, Moorhouse’s and Wharfedale Breweries, there are also some from further afield. They have also increased the “keg” options this year. The tasting notes are on the website. The cider will be provided by Yorkshire's own Orchards of Husthwaite and PULP Cider, there will be 8 different ciders. The beer festival provided a grant in December last year, to the Addingham Community Orchard, who send some of their apples to Orchards of Husthwaite, so, anyone drinking cider at this year’s festival will be completing the “circle”!
Delicious food from local suppliers is also available throughout the festival.
The Swan Inn will be back once again on Friday evening, The Lord Addingham will be serving pizza during the afternoon session on Saturday followed by The Fleece in the evening.
Since 2011, Addingham Beer Festival has raised approximately £85,000 for local and worthy causes. Following the success of last year’s festival, they gave funds to 28 different groups and organisations.
If you would like tickets for the festival, they are available from the Addingham Co-op, The Swan and The Fleece also in Addingham.
Alternatively, you can purchase on-line at https://www.addinghambeerfest.co.uk/tickets-2025
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