NR&B 20
Grape & Grain Wine, beer & cider tastings led by industry
experts and exciting operators. Topics include 10 minute tastings and in depth explorations in upcoming areas such as fortified wine and low ABV beer.
Specialist Areas The Spirit Room hosts twenty
premium brands allowing you to sample their gin, rum, liqueurs and more. In the Craft Beer Quarter you can taste a selection of IPAs, bitters and stouts from twelve selected craft brewers.
Craftwork VIP Bar The VIP Bar will be hosted by Craftwork and their range of
innovative brands include Cockspur Rum, Nordés Gin and Soggy Dollar Rum. Entrance by invitation only.
Kuits NRB Top Fifty The Kuits NRB Top Fifty is the definitive powerlist of the fifty
most significant and influential hospitality operators in the North. The 2020 awards recognise the operators who, over the last twelve months, have gone from strength to strength. Presentation of the outstanding achievement winners will be made at the awards reception on day one of NRB20. Sponsored by Kuits and in association with Biffa plc, Bruntwood, CGA, CPL Online, Marsh Commercial, Metis and NatWest.
NRB Future The second installment of this unique networking event brings
together the North’s hottest hospitality entrepreneurs and leading professional advisors from insurance, law, finance, consultancy and recruitment. Sponsored by Bruntwood, CPL Online, Kuits, NatWest, Marsh Commercial, Metis, SPE, Taking the Lead Solutions, Hawksmoor and JW Lees.
NRB Classroom - New for 2020 New for 2020, NRB Classroom hosts free to attend learning
sessions in a dedicated space in the heart of the show. Hop Training’s Nick Clarke will be proving Danny Myer wrong that hospitality is almost impossible to teach. Other sessions will bring in the leading industry experts to teaching relevant and contemporary skills such as creating wine lists and cheeseboards and photographing food.
Free Trade Only tickets are available now at:
northernrestaurantandbar.co.uk
14 February 2020
www.venue-insight.com
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