Ohligs Beer Festival returns with global brews and free entry this June
Ohligs Beer Festival returns with global brews and free entry this June
Ohligs Beer Festival returns with global brews and free entry this June
The Ohligs Beer Festival returns for its third year from Friday, June 26, to Sunday, June 28. Entry to the event is free for all three days. Visitors can expect a wide range of beers and food from around the world. This year’s festival will host around 30 beer and food stalls. They will offer national and international specialities. German classics like Hofbräu from Munich and Bübchen from Allgäu will be on tap, alongside new additions such as Erzquell Brewery’s Zunft Kölsch, Hus Alt, and Bayreuth’s Helles.
Craft beer lovers can try premieres from Bonner AleMania Brewery and Limes Dunkelpilz. International options include Tyskie and Żywiec from Poland, Grimbergen from Belgium, and Rinkuškiai from Lithuania.
The festival opens on Friday from 3:00 PM to midnight. On Saturday and Sunday, it runs from 1:00 PM to midnight and 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM respectively. For further details, organisers can be contacted at 02171 / 3801 or through the website www.bierboerse.com. The event promises a broad selection of drinks and a lively atmosphere for all attendees.
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