GBBF Hits Thirty

2006 saw the Festival move from London's Olympia to the larger and more accessible Earls Court. As a result, attendance boomed by over 40% to 66,000.

The 2007 Festival will include:

• Over 450 of the UK's finest ales from the smallest microbreweries to some of Britain's best known beers.
• A Bottled Beer Bar offering more than 100 varieties of real ale in a bottle.
• The prestigious CAMRA Champion Beer of Britain 2007 will be announced on Tuesday August 7th during the trade session.
• Beers from around the world at Bieres Sans Frontieres, including Germany, Belgium, Italy, USA and the Czech Republic.
• A wide variety of unique and tasty ciders and perries from some of the UK's finest independent producers.
• Tutored beer tastings with brewing experts.
• Full liquid pints guaranteed thanks to the use of oversized lined glasses.
• A great selection of delicious food.
• Live Music.
• Pub games.
• A family room for under 18s.

For more information, visit www.gbbf.org.uk

If you book your Festival tickets in advance then you can typically save £2 per ticket.

The Festival is open 17.00 - 22.30 on Tuesday 7 August, Noon - 22.30 on 8th, 9th and 10th and 11.00 - 19.00 on 11th. Admission by advance purchase ticket is £6 (£5 for CAMRA members) except on 11th when it's £5 (£3 for CAMRA members).

Season tickets are £18 for members and £20.50 for non-members. These give access to all sessions, including the Trade session on Tuesday afternoon.

CAMRA members get a free programme as part of their entry to the Festival.