Festival season has been a write-off this year because of the coronavirus pandemic, with the vast majority of events up and down the country cancelled.
One of the first and only festivals to take place anywhere in the UK after the first national lockdown was the Bristol Craft Beer Festival.
The celebration of beer was staged in the Lloyds Amphitheatre between Friday, September 11 and Sunday, September 13 with a number of safety measures in place to protect attendees.
Buoyed by the success of the event, the team behind the annual knees-up have already announced the dates of the 2021 edition.
Bristol Craft Beer Festival 2021 will take place between June 11-12, once again in its now-established home of the Lloyds Amphitheatre.
Early bird tickets for the event are on sale now, priced at £42.50 plus booking fee.
Festival founder Greg Wells said: "We can’t wait to get back into the city next summer, enjoying a few cold ones and some great food and tunes by the water’s edge.
"To even get the festival up and going during 2020 was a pretty big feat.
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"It was obviously a little different to usual but the people of Bristol showed up, they had fun and they played by the rules.
"Now we’ve got our sights firmly set on next summer and invitations to national and international breweries have already been dispatched."
Tickets
Early bird tickets are available now on the festival's website and cost £42.50 plus booking fee.
This includes entry to the event for five hours, festival pours of any beer from any brewer, a full music line-up, access to the people that make the beer themselves, a free beer tasting glass and a programme.
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