Evan-Evans beers in vanguard for new 'W-Ales Beer Festival' in Cardiff



This week, beer lovers from around the UK will be spoilt for choice at the 'W-Ales Beer Festival' being held at the Millennium Stadium Cardiff from Thursday to Saturday, June 5-7 .
International award-winning brewer Evan-Evans is to launch five new beers at the festival and will be unveiling a new beer brand called Porter Street London Brewery.
Evan-Evans is now one of the UK’s leading specialist brewers, brewing a range of cask-conditioned ales that are widely recognised throughout the UK.
The company enjoys UK-wide distribution through companies such as Carlsberg, JD Weatherspoon’s, and Mitchells and Butlers.
Evan-Evans Group Chief Executive Simon Buckley said:
"We will be launching five new beers from our extensive brand portfolio at the festival, including two from our new London Brewery which launches in June.
"Beer lovers will be able to enjoy for the first time, Archers Summer Solstice, Artisan Craft Beers, Amarillo and Tank 3, as well as the new Porter Street London Brewery beers London Ale and London Hop.
"These new beers will be supplemented with five other beers from the Evan-Evans Group of internationally award-winning ales. Beer lovers will be able to taste the very best of Welsh brewing on our stand.
"Evans-Evans has built a reputation for brewing the finest cask ales in Wales and we see the new 'W-Ales Beer Festival as a huge opportunity to give the beer drinkers of Wales the chance to taste new beer styles and beers from our award-winning team.
"London is a major growth market for us and the development of the Porter Street Brewery and a new distribution business will allow us to build significantly on our current success.
"Further news on the Evan-Evan’s Group expansion plans for 2014 will follow."

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