What: Craft beer festival
Where: Madrid, Spain (Calle Cardenal Cisneros 19)
When: November 24 and 25th (1pm-10pm)
How much: Admission is free.
How much: Admission is free.
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L'Europe, one of the first bars in Madrid to offer craft beer, is celebrating its third craft beer festival on the 24th and 25th of November.
Entry to the event is free, and you don't even have to buy the glass, you just have to buy each beer you drink, as well as any food you may wish to eat in order to avoid having to quit drinking too soon.
Participating brewers will include Fábrica de Cervezas Kettal, Cervezas Mammooth, Dawat, Spigha, Cerveza Ebora, La Real del Duero, Tyris, Las Llaves de San Pedro, Torquemada, Cerveza Medina and La Socarrada.
Given that L'Europe is still a bar, there will also be other beers available aside from those of the breweries assisting. In this sense, I can happily report that it usually has a great selection of local and international beers, and among the latter, both European and American.
As it has sadly lost its competitor for that weekend, Cerveza en el Mercado, and as a result gained the undisputed attentions of all craft beer lovers in the city, I would like to close this post with a word of advice for those planning to assist: come early, it packs up.
L'Europe, one of the first bars in Madrid to offer craft beer, is celebrating its third craft beer festival on the 24th and 25th of November.
Entry to the event is free, and you don't even have to buy the glass, you just have to buy each beer you drink, as well as any food you may wish to eat in order to avoid having to quit drinking too soon.
Participating brewers will include Fábrica de Cervezas Kettal, Cervezas Mammooth, Dawat, Spigha, Cerveza Ebora, La Real del Duero, Tyris, Las Llaves de San Pedro, Torquemada, Cerveza Medina and La Socarrada.
Given that L'Europe is still a bar, there will also be other beers available aside from those of the breweries assisting. In this sense, I can happily report that it usually has a great selection of local and international beers, and among the latter, both European and American.
As it has sadly lost its competitor for that weekend, Cerveza en el Mercado, and as a result gained the undisputed attentions of all craft beer lovers in the city, I would like to close this post with a word of advice for those planning to assist: come early, it packs up.
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