Set against the iconic backdrop of the cricket ground, this year’s event proves why it’s a staple on the West Leeds social calendar, blending a relaxed clubhouse atmosphere with a serious selection of guest ales.
From crisp, refreshing pilsners to deep, complex stouts, the curated line-up offers something for both the casual pint-drinker and the seasoned connoisseur. It’s not just about what’s in the glass, though; the hum of live music and the smell of local street food provide the perfect soundtrack to a day spent catching up with familiar faces on the boundary edge.
As we look through the highlights of the weekend, the sense of community is as clear as a well-settled bitterness.
Whether you were there for the tasting notes or just the "Congs" hospitality, these images capture the essence of a festival that continues to hit it for six every single year.
7. Pudsey Congs Beer Festival
Ryan Wade of Bean & Gone - one of the sponsors of the festival | Steve Riding
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Loiise and Glen Bennett of Pudsey and John Hullah of Pudsey enjoying the weather in Pudsey while it was good. | Steve Riding
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Lee Ryan, Richard Bell and Kian Stockwell enjoy a quiet drink | Steve Riding
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Dublin's Desperados also performed during the event over the weekend. | Steve Riding
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Nick and Joshua Lindley of Kirkstall enjoying the offerings the festival had in Pudsey. | Steve Riding
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Brothers Logan and Cameron Hagger enjoy some of the family-friendly activities Pudsey Congs Beer Festival had to offer. | Steve Riding
