Prince Maurice Beer & Cider Festival festival details
Free entry
Prince Maurice Beer & Cider Festival
Fri 11 - Sun 13 September 2026
3 Church Hill Road, Plymouth
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Plymouth Beer Festivals 2026
Explore Plymouth's maritime beer festival culture across Devon's historic ocean city. From Barbican waterfront brewery celebrations to community craft gatherings, Plymouth combines naval heritage with coastal character, genuine West Country hospitality and spectacular harbour views.
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Beer festivals in Plymouth
Down where the South West meets the edge of Dartmoor, Plymouth gives the calendar a rugged, coastal character. Its festivals run from the moorland fringe to the waterfront.
City venues and taprooms host events through the year, with everything from session bitter to bold stout on the bars. The coast and the moor are close by, so a festival easily turns into a wider trip.
Explore the local brewers on our Plymouth breweries guide, or browse festivals across the South West.
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Popular Breweries in Plymouth
Discover the award-winning breweries that make Plymouth a craft beer and real ale destination. Many of these breweries participate in regional festivals or host their own taproom events.
Yelverton
England's highest brewery, in the heart of Dartmoor National Park, and home to the original and famous Jail Ale and other award-winning beers produced in the traditional way. The Dartmoor Brewery shop in Princetown is open on weekdays, and is stocked with the full range of Dartmoor beers and merchandise.
Festival regular
Saltash
We are a small, independent, family-run brewery based in our hometown of Lostwithiel on the banks of the River Fowey, Cornwall. We brew ingredient-focused, unique beers inspired by British and European traditions. Our brewing inspiration comes from brewers old and new. Beginning with pints of Bathams in the West Midlands where James grew up to The Kernel in London where his brewing journey began. Our beers are made with regenerative wheat, heritage barley and whole flower British hops from a single farm in the UK.
Ivybridge
Noss Beer Works was set up to provide locally brewed beer to the Pubs and Inns of the idyllic South Hams, Devon. The brewery is based in Noss Mayo, a picturesque village on the coast between Plymouth and Salcombe. Here lies the Mew Stone, a small island guarding the mouth of the river Yealm, it’s the inspiration for the naming of the first of our fine ales!
Plymouth
All our beer is brewed in our brewhouse located underneath our Taproom in Peverell, Plymouth. We are constantly innovating our process, combining traditional fermenting methods with ultra modern techniques to develop a contemporary and diverse range of beers.
Tavistock
Stannary Brewing Co, based in Tavistock, Devon, was founded in 2016 by a group of homebrewers and has since become known for its bold, hop-forward beers and modern styles. They produce a wide range of small-batch, unfiltered, and unfined beers—often focusing on juicy IPAs, pale ales, and creative specials. With a taproom on-site offering fresh pints and regular events, Stannary has built a loyal local following and a reputation for quality and innovation in the South West craft beer scene.
Plymouth
We produce a range of cask and bottle conditioned real ales from ingredients sourced as locally as possible. The majority of the hops we use are grown in Herefordshire and Worcestershire. The fermentation yeast is ‘wet’ reducing the amount of waste yeast from each brew and allowing the strain to develop its own distinctive characteristics. Our spent grains, the remains of the malted barley after mashing, are collected by a local farmer and fed to his cattle.