An Evesham pub is hosting a 12-day beer festival with 20 real ales.

The Old Swanne Inne, on the High Street, will be hosting the festival from Wednesday 9, to Sunday, October 20.

The festival will feature 20 real ales, including five from international brewers in Japan, Canada, New Zealand, and the USA.

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The international beers are Red Racer Session from Central City Brewery in Canada, Dinner Ale from Townshend Brewery in New Zealand, Orihime Pale Ale from Ishii Brewing in Japan, Who Dat from Urban South Brewery in the USA, and All Dog Alert from Yazoo Brewing in the USA.

The festival line-up also includes Born to be Mild from Conwy Brewery, Sun Lounger from Fyne Ales Brewery, Salem Session IPA from Batemans Brewery, Mango in the Night from Rudgate Brewery, Sapphire Spoon from Titanic Brewery, Banoffee Pie Golden Ale from Maxim Brewery, and The Gloaming from Loch Lomond Brewery.

The festival will feature a number of beers that have not previously been available at the pub.

Among the festival collection are vegan (also suitable for vegetarians) beers.

As well as featuring a range of different malt and hop varieties from around the world, there are also beers that include coffee and fruit in their ingredients.

The beers will cost £1.99 a pint.

Pub manager, Robert Dudley, said: "The festival is a great celebration of real ale.

"It will allow us to showcase a selection of superb beers, including those from brewers as far afield as Japan and New Zealand, as well as those closer to home, over a 12-day period.

"All of the beers will be available at great value-for-money prices.

"The festival will also give our customers the opportunity to enjoy a number of beers which have not previously been available in the pub, as well as those brewed specially for the festival."

Three third-of-a-pint tasters will also be available for the price of a pint.

Tasting notes on all of the beers will be available in the pub as part of the festival magazine.

A digital version will also be available on the Wetherspoon app and website.