Craft Beer In Nottingham

Though the main focus at this event might be chicken, Wing Fest is also home to some of the greatest craft beer in the area. This three-day festival is taking place at OUT Nottingham this May, inviting the best food and drink vendors from all over the country to sell their goods.

Sip refreshing beer as you sample the wings, which cost just £1.50 per person - and you can even vote for your favourites. That's not all though, as you can expect live music, DJs, competitions and even axe throwing, as well as a free trucker hat on arrival.

From chocolate orange stouts to dry-hopped pale ales and classic lagers, Poppy and Pint is a fabulous shout for craft beer. While sipping on your drink, wolf down a stacked burger and look forward to a jam-packed live music sets on the regular.

If you're looking for the best Guinness in Nottingham, O'Neill's is the watering hole for you and your mates. Enjoy sinking pints while getting your hands on the venue's comfort eats - think messy nachos, burgers, and chicken wings galore.

Bustler Nottingham is a charming industrial space found in Sneinton Market - a place full of independent businesses. Refuel at Bustler, where you'll find an array of rotating craft beers that accompany international eats spanning Argentinian BBQ, Middle Eastern mezze and Canadian poutine and more, with live DJs bringing the beats too. Plus, there's outdoor space for when the sun is shining.

One of the best real ale pubs in Nottingham city centre, The Malt Cross sling out several different types, alongside wine and cocktails. Known for their quirky events and tours, it's definitely a top-notch boozer for some weekend shenanigans.

Situated near the city centre, Faradays is bringing you something pretty special with its craft beer dispenser. Your table can share a mini keg of your favourite brew, which holds up to 6 and a half pints. Camden Hells? Blue Moon? Punk IPA? Decisions, decisions.

Hands down one of the best real ale pubs in Nottingham, The Cross Keys knows a thing or two about great beer. Enjoy several options, alongside top-notch Sunday roasts and British classics. Plus, it's a great bar for all your sports watching needs.

Located right on Rufford Way, The Willow Tree promises an excellent craft beer selection, as well as some pretty scrumptious nosh. We mean lasagna, pork belly mains and lamb shanks. When you're done chowing down, get competitive over a game of darts or pool.

Fronting 15 taps dispensing international craft keg brews, Junkyard had to make our list of bars. You can settle in for the evening or ask your bartender to barrell up your favourite sip in your own 64oz flagon. The best craft beer shop in Nottingham? We think so.

Boasting 12 different real ales from Lincoln Green Brewing Company, as well as a list of other guest brewers, The Sir John Borlase Warren is truly a haunt for beer fanatics. This old-school pub also has delicious Italian pizzas if you get a bit peckish in between sips.