Know it’s a touch longer of a trek for you guys.. |
Pssh, that’s the same day as Perennial’s Midwest Belgian Fest. Details are being officially released today, but we do know it will have 25+ guest breweries pouring their stuff - including some from your area, thanks to Phil’s connections up there - and it goes from 3-7 in the afternoon. |
Oh, and Perennial’s is $35. |
...and presumably doesn’t have a 16 pour cap, right? At all the local beer fests I’ve been to, the ticket price grants you access to everything within. |
Presumably. There’s supposed to be a full release later today. And I’m not knocking Destihl’s fest, which sounds awesome. Just giving Adam a rough time. 7/28 will be the start of STL Craft Beer Week, so it’s a busy time and I don’t think many beer geeks will be leaving town. |
Originally posted by seymour Ticketing and beer fests are a hazy area in Illinois. A lot of festivals ticket to make sure they are on the right side of it. My initial thoughts are the costs are a little high.. but it’a s majority of barrel aged beers.. sours aged from 1-3.5 years.. whereas, I’d take a guess and say Perennial’s festival isn’t. But that is likely part of the cost discrepency. Either way, I’d probably choose the Perennial Fest if I actually lived in STL.. |
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