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Whatever the weather, the Manchester Beer and Cider Festival (MBCF) is the North’s biggest beer crawl. Safely protected from the winter, the Manchester Central hosts the January drinkers’ treat for the fourth year.<\/p>\n

2019 will mark the 50th anniversary since the former rail station saw its last locomotive. With 750 or so different drinks, there’s bound to be something to whet all whistles.<\/p>\n

The festival is a great way to ‘Tryanuary’ \u2013 a drinkers’ response to the killjoys promoting Dry January. This campaign from our neighbouring region aims to inspire people to seek out and try new beers in what is often a slow month for the trade. The festival beer and cider orderers never disappoint with a selection which will feature specially commissioned beers, collaborations and ales rarely, if ever, seen in the Northwest.<\/p>\n

The festival will be open to the public from Thursday 24th to Saturday 26th January 2019. Full details can be found on the festival’s website.<\/a><\/p>\n

Opening Times<\/h2>\n