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Siren Craft Brew offers chance to match beer with cheese tonight

by Phil Creighton
June 7, 2018
in Business, Finchampstead, Lifestyle
Cheese

Find the right beer for the right cheese with the help of Siren Craft Brew

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SIREN CRAFT BREW is holding a special evening dedicated to matching cheese with beer this evening.

The 90-minute session takes place at the Finchampstead based brewery. Experts will explain how the flavours of beer and cheese can be enhanced by matching the right choices together.

The tutored tasting features beer ingredients, brewing process, introduction to beer styles and a bit of beer history.

Five IPA beers will be serves: Ryesing Tides, Suspended in Space, Limoncello, Wilde Geest and Beast From The East.

Places are limited.

The brewery is based at Marino Way and the Leopard buses stop nearby.

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For more details or to book a place, call 0118 973 0929 or log on to www.sirencraftbrew.com

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