A Week of Beer (isn't it always?)




You know when you have an idea and then you decide to share it with a friend and then it somehow snowballs into something that really happens?

Sheffield Beer Week kind of happened like this and it's starting next week on March 16!

Take a look over HERE for more on the events taking place.

Hope to see you all out and about enjoying the beery good events going on.





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