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12 of the best pictures of craft beer fans at Inverurie Brew Fest at the Town Hall

Susan and David Batty of Methlick.      
Picture by Kami Thomson / DC Thomson
Susan and David Batty of Methlick. Picture by Kami Thomson / DC Thomson

Hundreds of people headed out in support of Inverurie Brew Fest which took place today at the Aberdeenshire town’s hall.

Craft beer fans and music lovers flocked to the venue on Market Place in Inverurie to support a variety of brewers, bands and acts who were in attendance at the event.

Dozens of beers, including some unusual flavours, were available to sample from the seven brewers who were showcasing their products.

Barry Reid of Reids Gold, Stonehaven. Picture by Kami Thomson / DC Thomson

Those firms included locals Reid’s Gold Brewing Co, Spey Valley Brewery, Dog Falls Brewing Co, plus Beer Ink, Law Brewing Co, Cold Town Beer and Two Town’s Down Brewing.

The team at Carnoustie Distilling were on hand to serve up their range of vodkas, rums and gins, including a caramel and banana rum liqueur and a 67%-abv mango rum.

Dundee’s Highland Moon, a moonshine distiller, was also in attendance.

The festival was split into two different sessions with the first taking place from noon to 4pm and the second from 5pm to 10pm.

Aberdeen Dutch fries specialists Aberdam brought their food truck with them to serve up their popular loaded fried and smash burgers. This is their second outing with their newly kitted out van.

Organiser’s Andy Sinclair and Louise Todd. Picture by Kami Thomson / DC Thomson

Andrew Sinclair and Louise Todd of AL Elite Events Ltd are the duo behind the event. They successfully brought Dundee Brew Fest to Scotland which saw more than 800 people attend across two sessions in one day.

They were delighted with the turn out and the feedback they received from customers on the day and are hopeful for the same reaction from Inverurie locals and those travelling to the area for the event.

Were you at Inverurie Brew Fest today? Check out our photo diary of the event below to see if you can spot yourself.

Susan and David Batty of Methlick. Picture by Kami Thomson / DC Thomson
Visitors enjoying the festival. Picture by Kami Thomson / DC Thomson
Chatting over a beer, what better way to spend a Saturday? Picture by Kami Thomson / DC Thomson
The Vapour Trails. Picture by Kami Thomson / DC Thomson
Drinking beer and listening to live music. Picture by Kami Thomson / DC Thomson
Erma Jansen and Ross Lawrie of Cold Town Beer. Picture by Kami Thomson / DC Thomson
Beer makes everyone smile.  Picture by Kami Thomson / DC Thomson
Ewan Grant and John Wake. Picture by Kami Thomson / DC Thomson
Christine Bell and Emma McDougall. Picture by Kami Thomson / DC Thomson
Charlie Thornhill, Oliver Harrison and Mel McOwen of Spey Vally Brewery. Picture by Kami Thomson / DC Thomson

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