Come experience the great range of beers and guest breweries and live bands at the Darling Winter Beer Festival 2018
The third Darling Winter Beer Festival is happening on Saturday 30 June 2018. Since the first DWBF in 2016 it fast became a ‘must do’ on the annual calendar. The chilled vibes attracts both family and friends with lots to keep everyone entertained. This all-weather event is unique as it happens inside the state-of-the-art working brewery amongst the fermentation tanks. Ample space for all to enjoy even if it is pouring with rain.
For this festival Darling Brew serves beer from tank to tap, directly out of the bright beer tanks and bringing you the freshest beer that you have ever sampled.
Kiddies can play on the large jungle gym, do face painting or decorate biscuits. All within Darling Brew’s secure premises.
What to know and what to expect? Well, only the best craft beer tasting, great food and an amazing day out. Here are some of our favourite social media posts by Darling Brew patrons of 2017:
Darling Brew Winter Beer Festival 2018
Yes, it is that time of year again! Get your tickets for the ever popular Darling Winter Beer Festival. Experience the unique opportunity of drinking craft beer direct from the tank (tank to tap), in the brewery with your friends, good tunes and awesome winter food. This all weather event is available to you at early bird pricing until the 15th June 2018.
Guest Breweries:
Drifter Brewing Company
Black Eagle Brewing Co
Red Sky Brew
RIOT
D’Cider
Yzer Bru
The Franschhoek Beer Co
Live Music:
Stone Jets
Sunset Sweatshop
The Gambles
Darling Winter Beer Festival 2018
Date: Saturday 30 June
Time: 10:00 – 18:00
Location: Darling Brew Tasteroom
Contact: +27 (0)79 182 9001
Tickets: Webtickets
Ticket Price: R120 per person (includes a free DB beer glass for over 18’s)
- Big Kids: R80 (12 – 18 years)
- Little Kids: FREE (under 12)
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