The action to support the marketing of local products and restaurants had the support of the Chamber of Commerce of Gran Canaria and the Telde City Council.
Plaza San Juan has been the setting chosen to celebrate the II Gran Canaria Craft Beer Festival. An event that has had a resounding participation of the public, craft beer brands and restaurant businesses, organized by the Gran Canaria Chamber of Commerce and with the collaboration of the Telde City Council.
The festival took place on San Juan's Eve, from 17:00 p.m. to 0:00 a.m. and included the participation of the brands Growls Craft Beer, Cerveza Viva, Gran Caña and Neos Beer. At the gastronomic stands, El Local, alBoCa and Mr. Buho delighted the attendees.
“This festival is a way to support small companies that make craft beers on the island of Gran Canaria and, with the collaboration of the Telde City Council, also the restaurant sector. Thus, the Cabildo continues its commitment to generating economy through the primary sector with the Gran Canaria Me Gusta program and the collaboration of the Gran Canaria Chamber of Commerce," said Minerva Alonso, Minister of Industry, Commerce and Crafts of the Cabildo de Gran Canaria.
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The objective of the II Gran Canaria Craft Beer Festival is to promote knowledge and marketing of beers made on the island, both to the possible points of sale to which this product can be implemented, and to the general public so that they know This is also a local product.
Ramón Redondo, director of internal trade of the Chamber of Commerce of Gran Canaria, stated that “this is the second craft beer festival in Telde and is the fourth action carried out in the last two years to promote craft beers, “this "The action is an opportunity to make these new small companies known, and even to make new business projects linked to craft beers known to the citizens and the distribution channel of these products."
For Servando González, celebrations councilor of the Telde City Council, “it is a pride to collaborate with the Cabildo and the Chamber of Commerce in the organization of this festival during the Patron Saint Festival of San Juan to support local commerce and energize commercial areas. That is why we are satisfied that, on this occasion, several restaurant businesses in the municipality have wanted to join in the celebration of this festival.”
The II Gran Canaria Craft Beer Festival was also enlivened by performances by Aseres and Salvapantallas until midnight.
