EBF27 – 27th Egham Beer Festival

Thu 03rd to Sun 06th Aug 2017

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Rail travel disruption

South West Trains: London Waterloo will be exceptionally busy between 5 and 28 August inclusive, particularly during the morning and evening peaks, due to Waterloo Station upgrade.

Please click here for details.

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EBF27 Beer & Cider List

Opening times, entertainment & prices:

Thursday: 10:00 – 23:00
Friday: 10:00 – 00:00, including …TBA… at ~20:30
Saturday: 10:00 – 00:00, including …TBA… at ~20:30

The festival is open to non-members. Entry to all sessions between Thursday and Saturday costs £3.00 (plus a £2 refundable deposit for a festival glass). (NB Entry on Sunday is FREE )

We offer a £1 discount to NUS, CIU & CAMRA card carrying members and also guests of EUSC Club members. Please make sure you produce a valid NUS, CIU or CAMRA card to avoid been charged full entry price.

Entrance is free to EUSC members throughout the festival but you are urged to pay the deposit for a festival glass.

NEW POLO SHIRTS

We have a small stock remaining of our latest polo shirts available to purchase in BLACK or PINK with the forthcoming EBF dates on the back so you never need to miss the fabulous Egham Beer Festival!

FESTIVAL GLASSES

Look out for our brand new ‘chuffed’ Egham Beer Festival glasses – all are lined and oversize to ensure a full pint (or half pint) every time!

We still have a few of our 2015 limited-edition ‘Magna Carta 800′ Festival Glasses available to buy at just £2.

Many thanks to Ascot Ales, Rebellion and Surrey Hills for sponsoring our previous festival glasses – a fantastic advert for all of them!

The USC and our passion for real ale

The now famous Egham Beer Festivals are proudly hosted at our multi CAMRA-award winning United Services Club. We are a private members club originally formed in 1921 and in this current building since 1965. We welcome CIU & CAMRA members and also welcome new membership applications from members of the local community. Although the festivals are completely self funding we do appreciate the help and support of the local CAMRA branches, particularly the North Surrey branch, for their support throughout the year and especially during the festivals. Without their help and knowledge of real ales and ciders the festivals would not be as successful as they now are. We have been presented with numerous awards since winning our very first in 2008 – that of North Surrey CAMRA Club of the Year. In both 2009 and 2010 the club reached the top 4 as a finalist in the CAMRA ‘UK Club of the Year’. We have also appeared in every issue of the CAMRA Good Beer Guide from 2009, to the current 2017 edition …. that’s every edition for 9 YEARS! We are LocAle accredited because of our ongoing support for brewers located within 30 miles of the club.

Charities

During 2017 we are supporting Coming Home, a Forces charity that supports injured servicemen and women when they return home. For our local charity in 2016 we are supporting Manor Mead School in nearby Shepperton – a Special School for children aged between 2 and 11 with severe, profound and/or complex learning difficulties.