Beermad, the Madrid Craft Beer Festival, is back with its twelfth edition full of new features and surprises for beer lovers. This event will be held from 25 to 27 September alongside the Planetarium Farmers' Market in Avenida del Planetario with free entrance. It is an opportunity to taste a wide range of beers and there will also be diverse gastronomy and leisure activities, such as concerts, workshops or tastings.
Beermad offers the opportunity to experience an authentic craft beer revolution in its purest state. It is a tribute to craft beers of Madrid and the Central Area, brewers that pay attention to the slightest detail in their recipes, production methods and work carefully on the final presentation of their product. The 2026 edition brings together 50 brewers with more than 200 different styles of beer for the enjoyment of beer lovers.
As usual, this edition will include the finest cuisine, entertainment and live music in an open, pleasant and easily accessible venue, offering an even more intimate, comfortable and family-friendly experience.
As usual, the edition will include an exhibitors area, which brings together many craft beer producers. La Vallekana CCVK, la Getafense The One and La Chula de Rivas stand out among the local Madrid brewers, having been loyal to Beermad since its first edition. New incorporations from Madrid include Oso Brewing, Cerveza Salvaje, La Vicalvarada and Ska-P, in honour of the famous punk band. On the national scene, Milana from Valladolid, Tensina from Valle del Tena in Huesca or Asgaya and Dair from Asturias will be present, among others. The international touch of brewers comes from the Czech-Rumanian company Blinkers Brew as well as other breweries from Portugal, Belgium and Germany.
The event will also have the best street food with approximately 15 food stands offering a quality food service during the event. Visitors will be able to enjoy musical performances each day by artists of different styles, such as Linze, Rayo Stoned, Lott, Lion Family Band, Los Stratofighters, Juan Zelada and El Tío Calambres, Los Provisionales and Alberti Band.
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