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WINING & DINING FOOD NEWS - MARCH 2026


WYE VALLEY BREWERY & LAKEFEST RAISE A GLASS TO NEW PARTNERSHIP


Wye Valley Brewery and Lakefest have announced an exciting new partnership which sees the brewery’s award-winning lager, 1985, becoming the official beer of the popular family festival.


Founded in 2012, Lakefest takes place in Herefordshire’s picturesque Eastnor Castle Deer Park, and has grown to become one of the UK’s favourite independent family festivals.


From humble beginnings as a cider festival, Lakefest is now renowned for its standout live music, diverse daytime activities and welcoming family atmosphere. Headline artists this year include The Charlatans, Example, and Madness.


Abbie Gadd, Head of Sales & Marketing at Wye Valley Brewery, commented, “We are chuffed to announce this partnership with Lakefest. As a family-friendly festival that champions Herefordshire produce, it’s a natural fit for us, and we’re delighted to become the official Lakefest beer partner.


“1985 has earned its place as one of our most popular beers, thanks to its light, crisp and refreshing taste. It’s the perfect summertime pint and an ideal choice for festival crowds. We’re thrilled to share our multi-award-winning lager with festivalgoers as we celebrate its 10th anniversary.”


Founded by Peter Amor in 1985, Wye Valley Brewery has flourished under the leadership of his son, Vernon, becoming one of the UK’s largest independent family run breweries.


From 5–9 August, Lakefest brings five days of live music, entertainment and activities for all ages. Tickets, with a range of camping options, are on sale now: https://www.lakefest.co.uk/


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ROYAL THREE COUNTIES SHOW RETURNS 12TH - 14TH JUNE 2026


The award-winning Royal Three Counties Show, the UK’s premier agricultural and countryside living event, and one of the longest running events of its kind, will return to Three Counties Showground in Malvern this June.


With a packed programme of new features, exciting entertainment, agricultural innovations, plenty of family fun for all ages, excellent local food and drink, and – of course – thousands of animals!


As ever, visitors will be surrounded by some of the very best local food and drink from across the surrounding counties of Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire. The Beefy Boys Burger School, will make a sizzling return to the 2026 show, hosted by Herefordshire’s very own award-winning chef Anthony 'Murf' Murphy.


The Food & Drink Festival will host some of the UK’s finest food and drink trucks, as well as special guests hosting live demos on the theatre stage. The Three Counties Cider and Perry Festival will return to showcase some of the finest cider and perry from within the three counties.


The full programme for 2026, including special guest line up, new features and entertainment details, will be announced very soon.


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Tickets for Royal Three Counties Show 2026 cost from £25, and under 16s are free of charge. Tickets are on sale now and available to book in advance at: https://royalthreecounties.co.uk/


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