One of the fridges at the Great British Beer Festival. This fridge was well stocked with American beers at quite reasonable prices.

This is the Brains stand that greets you when entering the Great Welsh Beer and Cider Festival. Unfortunately, the other half of Beer Lens (@shotbykim) couldn't attend.

This green ale from Stonehenge is always popular when it's brewed between February and April and it was no exception when it was on sale at the Maltings Beer Festival. This half pint was the last one of the festival. You can read more about the festival over at Travels with Beer

Earl's Court in London, the location of the Great British Beer Festival. This year was the first time that I had visited and I tried my hardest to work through their 450 real ales.

Sly Fox Day offerings at Monty's Krown in Rochester, NY. This is the most amount of Sly Fox tap handles I've seen together outside of their own brewpub.

Sly Fox O'Reilly's Stout glasses from the Sly Fox fest at Monty's Krown in Rochester, NY. Was really coveting one of these glasses and I ended up winning one in the raffle. This is one of my absolute favorite beers.Shot using window light and you can see I got a little flare from the condensation.

Very active cask of Rohrbach's Stock Ale at the Flour City Brewfest. It tasted as refreshing as it looks.

Chris from the Tap and Mallet shows us how it's done. He's tapping a cask of the Rohrbach Stock Ale at the Flour City Brewfest.

Worcester Beer Festival, 2009

The Cwtch - Cwtch is a Welsh word that can be used to mean both a hug (e.g. give me a cwtch) and a place to safely store something (e.g. put your jacket in the cwtch). This particular cwtch is a shed outside the Bell pub in Caerleon nr. Newport. It is used a few times a year for beer festivals. This particular beer festival was held to celebrate St David's Day.