Wetherspoon’s Beer Festival is back again in 2025 and will run for 12 days from Wednesday (March 5).
As part of the event 30 new real ales – including from international brewers in Australia, Canada Italy, New Zealand and the USA – will be on sale.
None of the festival beers have previously been available at Wetherspoon.
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New real ales available at Wetherspoon as part of Beer Festival
The full list of never before seen ales that will be available at Wetherspoon pubs across the UK as part of the 2025 Beer Festival are:
- Liberation St Clem (3.8% ABV)
- Greene King Cherry Nice (3.8%)
- Redemption Gulpa (4.0%)
- Robinsons Dizzy’s Twisted Sister (4.0%)
- Harviestoun Vienna (4.1%)
- Adnams Blackshore Stout (4.2%)
- Terrapin Hey Pal (4.2%) – USA
- Vale Chase the Sun (4.2%)
- Hook Norton Grand Union (4.2%)
- St Austell Queen of Hearts (4.3%)
- Batemans Loopy Loo (4.4%)
- Elgood’s Mocha Porter (4.5%)
- Land & Sea Estuary Session Ale (4.5%) – Canada
- Sambrook’s Kiwiana (4.5%)
- Fyne Ales Märzen (4.6%)
- Penny Red Wallaby (4.6%) – Australia
- Rooster’s Alpha Female (4.7%)
- Saltaire Lady in Red (4.8%)
- Shepherd Neame In the Nic of Time (4.8%)
- Birra Perugia Chocolate Porter (5.0%) – Italy
- Brains Boudicca (5.0%)
- Brewster’s Persephone (5.0%)
- Butcombe Bitter Melissa (5.0% )
- Mad Squirrel Beerhart (5.0%)
- Stewart’s ESB (5.2%)
- Brew Moon Antipodean (5.5%) – New Zealand
- Leeds Eva (5.5%)
- Oakham Harmonia (5.5%)
- Thornbridge Bess (5.5%)
- Black Sheep Blossom (6.0%)
Three third-of-a-pint tasters will also be available for the price of a pint.
When is the Wetherspoon’s Beer Festival?
Wetherspoon’s Beer Festival (in 2025) will run from March 5 to 16.
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Marketing manager Jen Swindells said: “The festival is a great celebration of real ale.
“It will allow us, over a 12-day period, to showcase a selection of superb value-for-money beers, including those from brewers as far afield as Canada and New Zealand, as well as those closer to home.
“This festival features five female international brewers, with many of the beers having been brewed, or the brewing assisted, by female brewers.
“The event will also give customers the opportunity to enjoy beers which have not previously been available in the pubs, as well as those brewed especially for the festival.”
