BEER + CHEESE + CHARCUTERIE

About this Event

With such a wide range of flavours, craft beer is quickly being recognised as a perfect pairing partner for our other favourite fermented foods…

We’ve teamed up with our good friends at Thornbridge Brewery to carefully match a selection of British cheese and charcuterie with their exceptional range of craft beers.

Guests will be treated to a full tasting experience with experts from both Thornbridge Brewery and The Camden Grocer guiding them through six pairings – with an opportunity to taste, discuss and challenge.

Thornbridge Brewery was established in 2005 when the founders Jim Harrison and Simon Webster recruited two young brewers to brew on a second hand 10-barrel kit in the grounds of Thornbridge Hall. In 2009 a brand new state of the art brewery was built at Riverside, Bakewell to meet with demand and allow Thornbridge to develop their range of beers.

Thornbridge Brewery have already gained a cult following and industry accolades including Great Tastes awards. Thornbridge beers have been on offer at The Camden Grocer since our first day of trading and are a fan favourite with our regular customers.

Event runs from 7pm – 9.30pm

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