Attic Beers at Moseley Folk & Arts Festival and Where to Find Them!

Attic are really excited to be back in the beautiful surroundings of Moseley Park for Moseley Folk & Arts Festival, beginning on the 4th September.

They’re bringing along some of their award-winning beers in keg, can and cask form. To help you find your favourites, they’ve put together this handy guide for each beer and where to find it.

As you enter the park, the first bar you’ll pass is Centre Court. As you move towards the back of the festival, you’ll find the Main Bar, and up on the slope is the Folk on the Slope Bar. They’ll also have their beer in The Black Swan (if you’ve paid for that upgrade). If cans are more your thing, they’ll have a range on the Craft Cans Bar too.

So let’s talk beer and get your tastebuds tingling!

Tasting Notes: Hazy and juicy, flavours of pineapples and ripe peaches with a touch of pithy bitterness to finish.
Locations: Centre Court, Main Bar, Folk on the Slope, The Black Swan, Craft Cans.

Tasting Notes: Toasted bread and pie crust aromas pair with traditional German hops in this premium lager. A rich malty flavour balanced with herbal hop notes.
Locations: Centre Court, The Black Swan, Craft Cans.

Tasting Notes: Clear, refreshingly fruity and incredibly easy to drink. It’s sunshine and tropical fruit in every sip.
Locations: Centre Court, Main Bar, Folk on the Slope, The Black Swan.

Tasting Notes: A hoppy IPA packed with flavour. A full body and long finish make this a delicious pint.
Locations: Centre Court, Craft Cans.

Tasting Notes: A smooth, creamy, nitro stout packed with rich chocolate and coffee flavours all balanced with some malt bitterness.
Locations: Centre Court.

Tasting Notes: Low in abv but packed with flavour. Tropical notes are to the fore in this super drinkable beer.
Locations: Centre Court, Main Bar, Folk on the Slope, The Black Swan, Craft Cans.

Tasting Notes: This is a bright, refreshing lager. It’s crisp, clean flavour keeps you coming back for more.
Locations: Main Bar, Folk on the Slope, The Black Swan, Craft Cans.

Tasting Notes: This is a light, citrusy, refreshing beer. Ideal for a few pints in the sunshine (fingers crossed!).
Locations: Main Bar.

Tasting Notes: This beer strikes the perfect balance between malt sweetness and hop bitterness. Golden, clean and very drinkable.
Locations: Main Bar, The Black Swan.

Tasting Notes: This malty beer has flavours of hedgerow fruits and a good hit of bitterness on the finish.
Locations: Main Bar.