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Brew to the Beer

A hot sunny day or a stressed office day, chilling with your squad or memorizing your ex. There is nothing in this world which can’t be resolved with a chilled beer. Everything is better with some chicken and beer in the belly.
Everyone has their own taste charm. Whiskey for winters, rum for pain, wine for celebration.But beer..! My friend, beer is for everything. There is a lot going around on daily basis about beer. And this summer season there is a lot of festivals and testing are going to blow your mind. So before you choose where to go and with which type of beer you are going to beat the heat this summer. Let’s take a look on the top 5 beer festivals around the globe.

Oktoberfest, Munich, Germany
Since 1810 the world’s biggest beer festival is being hosted by Germany. And what’s better than a 16 days long beer festival! Right? It held annually in Munich, Bavaria, Germany from mid or late September to the first weekend of October. It hosts more than 6 million people around the world every year. This festival is help in an area called Theresienwiesa, many times called the Wiesn, located near Munich’s centre. With the unbelievable 8 million litres beer and consumed more than 200,000 pork sausages during the 16 day festival and off course everything is served by the Fine German ladies in lederhosen. And don’t forget the wide variety of awesome traditional food and folk music.


Great British Beer Festival, London, England
Occur early August every year. This festival is also known as the largest pub in the globe. It is arranged by Campaign for real ale (CAMERA) which also organised many other beer festival in the country. It is estimated that in 2006, one pint is sold every half second at this festival. It is basically focused on Draught and real ale. Along with the beer it offers many entertainment like live music, pub quiz, and tombola.


Great World Beer Festival, New York
Conducted over two days in late October and is also known as the United Nations of Beer. Great World Beer festival is mainly designed to promote craft beers, so you will be amazingly thrilled at every stall. It hosts more than 15000 in just 3 days. And guess what, with a small entrance fee, you receive a glass just to get unlimited samples from more than 100 micro brewers.
Great American Beer Festival, Denver, Colorado
It stays up to 3 days and occurs on late September to early October. This is more than a festival, it is a competition. More than 100 judges around all over the United States evaluate more than 3000 beers and awards are given to the winners. All kinds of medals in 69 beer style categories are awarded, though not every medal is awarded in each category. There are over 450 American breweries and you are not sure how many you can taste in just three days. According to the Guinness Books of World Records, this festival is the largest venue for draft beer.
National Winter Ales Festival, Manchester, England
It held in January or February annually. This beer festival warm up the whole England faster than a frat boy tap a keg. It is also organised by CAMRA. This festival features more than 200 brews. The purpose of this event is to show the world’s best real ales handy in the United Kingdom in the winters which usually are not available in summer, award is known as the champion beer of Britain.

So it’s time to pack the bag and flip the coin to the destination.

Cheers…!! 

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