Whether you like chocolate or honey, rhubarb or berry fruit, there is something craftily brewed for you to enjoy at Ipswich Corn Exchange.

Ipswich Star: Uli Schiefelbein with his Blau & Weiss brew, German style brewed in Leiston. Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWNUli Schiefelbein with his Blau & Weiss brew, German style brewed in Leiston. Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWN (Image: Archant)

There is an enormous range of flavours, styles of beer and textures on offer as the venue hosts the Ipswich beer Festival, running until Saturday, September 21.

Here's 7 for you to try.

1 Ham Sandwich made by Time & Tide craft brewery in Sandwich, Kent is a hoppy, New England style IPA with a punch at 7.4% ABV.

Ipswich Star: Dani Mountain and Tom Norton from the Little Eath Project with their beers including Rhubarb Saison 2019. Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWNDani Mountain and Tom Norton from the Little Eath Project with their beers including Rhubarb Saison 2019. Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWN (Image: Archant)

2 Blau & Weiss, (blue and white in English), is a German wheat beer, of 4%A BV made by Uli Schiefelbein in Leiston. Blue and white are the colours of Bavaria, and Ipswich Town too and this is the brewery's best seller.

3 Rhubarb Saison 2019, from Little Earth Project brewers at Edwardstone, is brewed with rhubarb grown on the family farm and described as a farmhouse ale. The brewers use yeast from cider in the brews. It is a powerful 6.3% ABV.

Ipswich Star: Amy Hipwell from the Ampersand Brew Co with its Cocow chocolate milk stout. Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWNAmy Hipwell from the Ampersand Brew Co with its Cocow chocolate milk stout. Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWN (Image: Archant)

4 Cocow from Ampersand Brewery at Earsham, near Bungay, is a dark and dangerous, chocolate and milk stout. It has a 4.8% ABV.

The brewery is already brewing its winter ales known as Expressions of Evil, in whisky barrels,

Ipswich Star: Kurt Lacey with a Blueberry Porter Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWNKurt Lacey with a Blueberry Porter Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWN (Image: Archant)

5 Blueberry Porter is a fruity offering, from the Muirhouse Brewery from Ilkeston, Derbyshire. It has a rich taste and is 4.1% ABV.

6 Pollen Power is a lovely golden ale from Mr Bees Micro Brewery in Trimley St Mary, brewed with fine English ingredients and honey from his own beers. Pollen Power is 3.8% ABV.

Ipswich Star: Sue Ward with Pollen Power brewed by Mr Bees Brewery. Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWNSue Ward with Pollen Power brewed by Mr Bees Brewery. Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWN (Image: Archant)

7 Rubus Vanilla is a dark porter from Watsons Brewery over the county border in Colchester. It also produces a Mozarillo American pale ale. Rubus Vanilla is 4.5% ABV.

Ipswich Star: Hundreds of beers are on offer at the Ipswich Beer Festival. This is Rubus Vanilla porter from Colchester. Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWNHundreds of beers are on offer at the Ipswich Beer Festival. This is Rubus Vanilla porter from Colchester. Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWN (Image: Archant)