Kick start your May Bank Holiday with a visit to the Steam Railway and the famous Real Ale Festival.
Enjoy a pint of your favourite best brew, or maybe try something new. With beers sourced from brewers all over the country, including many brewed on the Isle of Wight as you board the train you can think about which one you will try next. There are even a few ciders available for those with a sweeter tooth!
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