As we all know, Beer has almost always been a part of our culture. In any event, the presence of this beverage is always expected. May it be in celebrations and even in times of grief and sadness. I know you would agree if I said West Sussex people are beer drinkers, right?
Annually during March, The Sussex Beer Festival takes place. This is a 3 day event participated by small and independent breweries featuring lots of varieties of beer, which are available for tasting and purchase. The non-stop party sometimes includes the launching of new breweries. Last month, it was held at Hove Town Hall from March 11 up to March 13. However, you have not missed out if you did not attend. This coming May 14 to 16 will be the Yapton Beerex 2010. 65 types of beer will be available including golden, hoppy beers that a lot of people really love. The venue will be Yapton Village Hall and the event will start from 6pm to 11 pm (Friday), 11am to 11 pm (Saturday) and 12pm to 3pm (Sunday), unless the beer runs out first! These festivals are often organized by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) which is run by volunteers under local branches. Pub festivals are usually managed by professional bar staff and student real ale societies. The staff serves chilled beer directly from the cask and takes payment in forms of cash or token. Included with the entrance fee are design-specific glasses which are considered to be collectable. A Beer list is also available to indicate where the different casks are located. Of course, in addition to that, food, entertainments and games are also present.
Top 3 Pubs in West Sussex include:
1. The Black Rabbit in Arundel
Offham, South Stoke, ARUNDEL, BN18 9PB
2. Foresters Arms in Graffham
Graffham, PETWORTH, GU28 0QA
3. Selden Arms in Worthing
41 Lyndhurst Road, WORTHING, BN11 2DB
See you soon at the upcoming Beer Festivals! Let’s take a gulp and relax.
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