Over 100 cask ales on the lineup for Beerex 2026

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March 23, 2026

Get your taste buds ready to ‘drink for charity’ at the 48th Beerex this April 2026.

Beer fans can look forward to sampling more than 100 cask ales with an impressive lineup of new beers and specials to choose from at this year’s Farnham Beerex.

Taking place from Thursday 23 to Saturday 25 April 2026 at Farnham Maltings, alongside the extensive array of cask ales from near and afar, visitors can experience an enlarged craft bar offering a great range of keg beers, pilsners, lagers and international beers – all relocated into the Main Hall.

There’s also a new Cans Bar which will offer global beers, a selection of no/lo variants and for the first time, wines, ready-to-drink cocktails and spirit/mixers. And cider drinkers aren’t forgotten either, with more than 30 to choose from.

If you’re feeling peckish, tuck into traditional bangers, smoked and smashed burgers, as well as Thai and Indian cuisine provided by a collection of street food vendors, along with the Maltings own offering and vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options.

Bringing the vibes, enjoy live music while you quaff at all sessions – excluding Friday lunchtime.

Beerex has now raised an impressive £1.1 million to support individuals, families and to fund local organisations providing specialist support within the community.

For more detail on what’s on offer at Farnham Beerex and to book tickets visit farnhambeerex.org.uk

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