Event Details
Welcome to the Tallinn Craft Beer Weekend 2027 in Tallinn
On May 28 and 29, 2027, the historic Kultuurikatel in Tallinn once again becomes a paradise for craft beer lovers as the festival returns for its eleventh edition. Since 2015, Tallinn Craft Beer Weekend has stood out as one of Europe's most exciting craft beer festivals, bringing breweries from around the world to the Estonian capital.
Highlights and Attractions at the Tallinn Craft Beer Weekend
- Over 370 different beers from breweries across the globe available to taste
- The signature buffet style concept: one ticket, unlimited tasting while supplies last
- Everything from quirky experimental brews to rare barrel aged gems for every kind of beer lover
- A striking venue set inside a beautifully renovated industrial complex in the city center
- Organized by the well known Estonian brewery Põhjala
- A welcoming experience for seasoned enthusiasts and curious newcomers alike
- An anniversary edition celebrating a full decade of craft beer culture in Tallinn
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Program and Schedule: What to Expect at Kultuurikatel
The festival runs from 4 p.m. on both days at Kultuurikatel, a striking former industrial hall in the center of Tallinn. Your ticket includes a tasting glass, and you are free to move between the stands of participating breweries at your own pace. The full brewery line up for 2027 will be announced on the official website in the coming months.
Tickets and Admission for Tallinn Craft Beer Weekend
A single day ticket costs 81 euros until the end of June, rising to 90 euros afterward. The two day ticket costs 126 euros until the end of June, rising to 140 euros afterward. An additional service fee of between 4.40 and 7.40 euros applies per ticket. The ticket price includes the tasting glass and tastings of all available beers while supplies last. Admission is restricted to those aged 18 and over, with entry from 4 p.m. each day.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Tallinn
- The nearest public transport stops are Lennusadam and Noblessneri
- Paid parking is available right in front of the venue, with free parking on nearby streets a little further away
- The entrance is on the parking lot side, through the large black iron doors
- Weather in late May can still be changeable in Tallinn, so a light jacket is a good idea
- Given the festival's popularity, buying tickets early and booking accommodation in Tallinn ahead of time is recommended
