Bedminster Beer Trial is back! If beer is your thing, or you just simply love supporting local businesses, you won’t want to miss out on this hop-tastic trail involving pubs, bars and breweries who are coming together in the Bristol Beer Factory to create an exclusive festival beer to quench your thirst over the May Bank Holiday weekend.
Taking place across the third Bank Holiday Weekend in May, the Bedminster Beer Trail will offer up an enormous selection of beers which will be sure to satisfy even the most discerning beer drinker. Quickly becoming the newest hub of Bristol’s craft beer scene, Bedminster has seen two new breweries open up in the last year, making South Bristol a beer lovers paradise.
13 venues across North and East Street will make up the trail, consisting of four brewery tap rooms and nine pubs and bars. Participants will be able to collect a trail map from any venue and use it to collect stamps across the three days of celebration. A completed stamp card will get you 10% off on draught beer at any participating venue across the month of June.
An exclusive trail beer will once again be pouring at every venue across the weekend and this year, a portion of sales will be going directly to ‘Caring in Bristol’ to help tackle homelessness across the city. This year the collaboration beer has been designed and brewed by On Point, Bruhaha and the Grain Alchemist - Bedminster’s three newest breweries who all reside within a stone's throw of East Street.
As well as pouring the brand new brew, each venue will be offering up something different for the Trail. Expect one-off pours, tap takeovers, outside bars and some very exciting beers to be up for grabs. The 13 venues taking part this year are Bristol Beer Factory Tap Room, The Tobacco Factory, The Hen & Chicken, The Spotted Cow, The Old Bookshop, KASK, North Street Standard, The Steam Crane, The Coronation, On Point Brewing, Alpha Bottle Shop & Tap, The Grain Alchemist and Bruhaha.
Bedminster BID is supporting the trail once again and designs for the posters, maps and collaboration beer cans have been created by local artists, Ed Cheverton and Jayde Perkin.
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