#COLLABFEST 2015

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Last year we thought our annual festival of UK brewing collaboration couldn’t get any bigger. And now here we are, twelve months later and #CollabFest is set to return for a third year running – bigger and better than ever. Plus, this year, it takes place on Halloween!
Yes, our showcase of British brewing and collaboration hits our bars this Saturday, 31st October.
Once you’ve finished scouring the neighbourhood for pre-bagged jelly sweets, head along to your local BrewDog bar and embrace the creativity and ingenuity of #Collabfest! In case you’re new here – each year we hook up our amazing UK bar teams with a local craft brewery and give them a blank brewsheet. What results is up to the newly-fledged partnership…
Fast-forward to Saturday, when all you have to do is arrive with your tasting pencils primed. All 21 beers will be on offer at each and every UK BrewDog bar throughout the course of the day. Also at the bar you’ll find a custom-made tasting sheet, so you can note down your thoughts and pick a favourite!
So – without further ado – here’s how your Saturday will go down…
Aberdeen & Cromarty – Ghost Writer (5.1%) Baltic porter with cocoa, mulatto chillies
Birmingham & Salopian – Red Mist (5.5%) American amber
Brighton & Burning Sky – God’s Gift (3.5%) Brett pale ale
Bristol & Moor Beer – Not Another Eurovision Beer (5.3%) Rye IPA
Camden & Brew By Numbers – 16|04 Coffee & Chocolate Red Ale (6.5%)
Cardiff & Crafty Devil – Kenya Kick It? (6.2%) Black coffee IPA with cascara berries
Clapham & Orbit Beers – Laika (5.0%) Dry-hopped dunkelweisse
DogHouse & Fyne Ales – Plumdog Millionaire (4.7%) Black plum gose
Dundee & Alechemy – Young, Dumb and Full of Plum (4.7%) Plum and galangal saison
Edinburgh & Tempest – Honey, Jamaican Me Ginger (7.1%) Honey and ginger Scotch ale
Glasgow & Fallen – Big Raspberry Dog Chew (10%) Raspberry salted caramel imperial milk stout
Leeds & Northern Monk – Professor Plum (6.0%) Smoked plum saison
Leicester & Mad Hatter – Absolem’s Alt (5.4%) Autumn-spiced altbier
Liverpool & Liverpool Craft Beer Co – Little Red Rye (6.7%) Imperial red rye IPA
Manchester & Blackjack – Blueberry Quaffle (6.0%) Blueberry and cherry wheat beer
Newcastle & Northern Alchemy – Rambutan, Chinese pear, vanilla milk oatmeal wit (6.0%)
Nottingham & Black Iris – Perfect Storm (4.9%) Black California Common
Sheffield & Bad Seed – I Am The One Who Equinox (6.2%) White IPA with Sorachi Ace and Equinox
Shepherd’s Bush & Weird Beard – Safeword (6.6%) Chokeberry IPA
Shoreditch & Redchurch – Tarte Aux Pommes (4.7%) Wild apple sour
ShuffleDog & Ilkley – Who Let The Dog’s Stout? (4.0%) Milk stout
We love #CollabFest because everyone gains from it. Our bar staff get to learn about the principals and mechanics of brewing first hand (if they don’t know already). The breweries get some super-eager helpers for the day– and you get to drink some amazing…and looking at the list above…utterly unique beers. You can let us know just how amazing or unique by tweeting @BrewDog on Saturday using the #CollabFest2015 hashtag! Be sure and ask the bar staff how they got on during their brewday!
So, which ones are you looking forward to the most?
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Comentarios (15)
The biggest decision is which bar, Manchester or Liverpool?
Looking forward to Glasgow, Manchester and Shoreditch.
Shepherd's Bush was my favourite last year, but deciding to trek between the Shoreditch and Clapham bars wasn't our best drunken idea.
In fact, looking forward to trying all the dark beers.
Jamie - Siren are a fantastic brewery; I think it's maybe just down to the fact that they are not that close to any of our current UK bars (we try to keep CollabFest local, wherever possible)
Mark - It's free, aside from the beers of course ;) - just head along to your nearest UK BrewDog bar
Jambo - The beers might not be on at Dog Eat Dog but they will be at Camden and Shoreditch, not too far away!
Although it's opening a little late for this, will Soho will have these beers on when it opens?
So many up and coming names involved - Mad Hatter, Liverpool Craft, Fallen, Alechemy, BBNo, Fyne, Northern Monk, Black Iris, Redchurch, etc.
There are only 2 or 3 brewery names that I don't know.
My only worry is there seems to be a lot of fruit based drinks. Plum is a recurring theme.
Any particular reason, or did you just happen to get a job lot of plums really cheap ?