Tap Takeover Track, Beak and Verdant

Join us at the Corner for an evening of music and beer with a trio of the best independent craft breweries

Enjoy a special selection of beers from Track Brewing Co, Beak Brewery and Verdant Brewing Co who will be taking over the taps for a night.

Track Brewing CoFounded in Manchester in 2014, Track Brewing Co. has earned a top-tier reputation in the UK craft scene. Known for their juicy, modern pales and IPAs, Track combines bold American-style hopping with smooth body and subtle balance. Their beers are brewed to be vibrant, expressive, and incredibly drinkable — always with freshness at the core.

BeakBeak began life as a nomadic project run by food and drink writer Daniel Tapper, who spent several years honing his recipes with friends at some of the UK’s greatest breweries. The project has since laid roots in the East Sussex town of Lewes where it also runs an award-winning taproom and street-food canteen. Though best known for its hop-forward IPAs, the brewery also makes a wide range of beers from crisp and clear pilsners to decadent imperial stouts.

Verdant Brewing CoBased in Falmouth, Cornwall, Verdant Brewing Company creates hoppy, juicy, hazy, unfiltered, vegan-friendly beers. Verdant was founded in 2014 by homebrewers who teamed up to craft US-inspired beers that weren’t available locally. The team’s focus was hop-forward beers inspired by the New England craft beer scene. The Verdant ethos revolves around brewing flavour-packed beers people love to drink, and ensuring that beer lovers have access to delicious, quality-driven brews.









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