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Plough Beer Festival

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Plough Inn
Hundon
Event begins: 30th November -0001
Plough Beer Festival ends on 30th November -0001
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The annual Plough Beer Festival

15+ real ales from national and local brewers
Ciders and perry from local and UK cideries
Open all day, serving food all day throughout the festival (including a Beer Fest Fodder Menu in the bar).
Restaurant dining is available as normal but prior booking strongly recommended to avoid disappointment.
Children most welcome at the festival (accompanied) until 9pm all nights.

Live Music at the Festival.

Telephone: 01440 786789
Contact name: Kate Wood
email: info@theploughhundon.co.uk

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