The world's greatest beer festivals where craft brewers, traditional breweries, and passionate drinkers come together to celebrate hops, malt, and the art of brewing.
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The undisputed king of beer festivals draws 6 million visitors over 16 days, with 14 massive beer tents, 7 million liters consumed, and a tradition dating back to 1810 that defines beer culture globally.
The GABF is American craft beer's Super Bowl, with 800+ breweries pouring 4,000+ beers and a medal competition so prestigious that winners see immediate spikes in nationwide distribution.
CAMRA's flagship event at Olympia showcases 900+ real ales, ciders, and perries, championing the cask-conditioned tradition that makes British beer culture unique in the world.
The Grand Place transforms into a beer lover's paradise with 50+ Belgian breweries pouring Trappist ales, lambics, and abbey beers in one of the world's most beautiful squares.
Canada's international beer festival brings together 100+ exhibitors from around the world, with a strong focus on education, food pairings, and Quebec's booming microbrewery scene.
Portland's waterfront festival is the heartbeat of the Pacific Northwest craft beer movement, featuring 80+ independent breweries in the city that has more breweries per capita than anywhere on Earth.
Held at the birthplace of Pilsner beer, this festival celebrates the lager that changed brewing forever, with unlimited Pilsner Urquell poured fresh from oak barrels at the original brewery.
New Zealand's premier craft beer festival has earned a global reputation for showcasing innovative brewing styles, with 50+ breweries competing to create the most creative one-off festival beers.
Scandinavia's largest beer event combines craft beer with whisky tastings, reflecting the Nordic region's surprising emergence as one of the world's most innovative craft brewing scenes.
Brazil's German-influenced beer capital hosts South America's largest beer festival, proving that the country's craft beer revolution rivals its more famous cachaça and caipirinha traditions.
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The undisputed king of beer festivals draws 6 million visitors over 16 days, with 14 massive beer tents, 7 million liters consumed, and a tradition dating back to 1810 that defines beer culture globally.
The GABF is American craft beer's Super Bowl, with 800+ breweries pouring 4,000+ beers and a medal competition so prestigious that winners see immediate spikes in nationwide distribution.
CAMRA's flagship event at Olympia showcases 900+ real ales, ciders, and perries, championing the cask-conditioned tradition that makes British beer culture unique in the world.
The Grand Place transforms into a beer lover's paradise with 50+ Belgian breweries pouring Trappist ales, lambics, and abbey beers in one of the world's most beautiful squares.
Canada's international beer festival brings together 100+ exhibitors from around the world, with a strong focus on education, food pairings, and Quebec's booming microbrewery scene.
Portland's waterfront festival is the heartbeat of the Pacific Northwest craft beer movement, featuring 80+ independent breweries in the city that has more breweries per capita than anywhere on Earth.
Held at the birthplace of Pilsner beer, this festival celebrates the lager that changed brewing forever, with unlimited Pilsner Urquell poured fresh from oak barrels at the original brewery.
New Zealand's premier craft beer festival has earned a global reputation for showcasing innovative brewing styles, with 50+ breweries competing to create the most creative one-off festival beers.
Scandinavia's largest beer event combines craft beer with whisky tastings, reflecting the Nordic region's surprising emergence as one of the world's most innovative craft brewing scenes.
Brazil's German-influenced beer capital hosts South America's largest beer festival, proving that the country's craft beer revolution rivals its more famous cachaça and caipirinha traditions.
