We recently attended the annual Lancaster Charity Beer Festival.

This year marked the 29th annual charity Beerfest which offered a range of Cask Ales, Lager, Cider, Wine, Gin, and other drinks for guests to sample and enjoy.

The Lancaster Beer Festival was held at Lancaster Town Hall, and the Firm sponsored a barrel of real ale: Gold by Brew Brothers.  Brew Brothers is a relatively new brewer founded by two friends who love real ale.  Oglethorpe Sturton and Gillibrand, and Brew Brothers are an interesting combination – one being old and long established the other very new.  Both however share a passion for what they do reflected in the excellence of their product.

The event was a huge success with over 300 people attending at the historic Ashton Hall over three days to enjoy great beer, music and food.

All the money raised goes to Lancaster Round Table giving something back to our local community. The Round Table supports national charities like BBC Children in Need while also supporting local charities and individuals making an enormous difference to millions of lives each year.

Cheers everyone!

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