It’s hard to resist temptation when the aroma of rich fresh coffee brew fills your nostrils. It almost gets to your mind!!! If you are one of the millions of coffee lovers in this world then The London Coffee Festival is your celebration. Scheduled from 25th - 28th April 2013 at The Old Truman Brewery, 91 Brick Lane (Spitalfields, London E1 6QL), is the prime event of UK Coffee Week which commemorates the love for this aromatic beverage in London.
The anticipated footfall for this year’s event is approximately 15,000 including coffee enthusiasts and gourmets, trained baristas, and cafe owners coming together to make the event promisingly interesting and useful. The onset of the public celebration will be marked by Espresso Martini Launch Party on 26 April (Friday) from 5pm onwards.
You can expect the event to be a wholesome combination of entertainment, knowledge and of course, coffee! There are demonstrations, tasting sessions, brewery tours, live music and a lot of variety of street food. The event emphasizes on good quality coffee being produced all around the world and offers coffee aficionados a chance to know more about this world famous drink.
The event venue, The Old Truman Brewery, is very famous with the residents of Canary Wharf, Shoreditch, etc. particularly on weekends. It is a collective house with 200 small businesses, related by a run of passages and courts across the area. The area is divided into various zones (Soho, Hyde Park, Shoreditch, etc.) for you to figure out which event or stalls do you want to go to.
It’s quite easy to reach there by overground & underground rail network or by bus or on foot. You can take the tube or rail to either of Liverpool Street, Aldgate, Aldgate East or Shoreditch High Street from where The Old Truman Brewery is at a walking distance. The tickets to the event can be purchased either online for £9.50 or you can also buy it from the venue for £12.50.
All other related information and FAQs are there on the event website which can give you a comprehensive insight into the line-up of all the four days. For more information about this festival please click here.
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The anticipated footfall for this year’s event is approximately 15,000 including coffee enthusiasts and gourmets, trained baristas, and cafe owners coming together to make the event promisingly interesting and useful. The onset of the public celebration will be marked by Espresso Martini Launch Party on 26 April (Friday) from 5pm onwards.
You can expect the event to be a wholesome combination of entertainment, knowledge and of course, coffee! There are demonstrations, tasting sessions, brewery tours, live music and a lot of variety of street food. The event emphasizes on good quality coffee being produced all around the world and offers coffee aficionados a chance to know more about this world famous drink.
The event venue, The Old Truman Brewery, is very famous with the residents of Canary Wharf, Shoreditch, etc. particularly on weekends. It is a collective house with 200 small businesses, related by a run of passages and courts across the area. The area is divided into various zones (Soho, Hyde Park, Shoreditch, etc.) for you to figure out which event or stalls do you want to go to.
It’s quite easy to reach there by overground & underground rail network or by bus or on foot. You can take the tube or rail to either of Liverpool Street, Aldgate, Aldgate East or Shoreditch High Street from where The Old Truman Brewery is at a walking distance. The tickets to the event can be purchased either online for £9.50 or you can also buy it from the venue for £12.50.
All other related information and FAQs are there on the event website which can give you a comprehensive insight into the line-up of all the four days. For more information about this festival please click here.
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