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< Holy Beer Fest! >
Posted at 06/15 01:37 by ThriftyHipster's RSS
The 3rd Annual event features over 85 breweries with proceeds benefiting the St. Paul YMCA!
The unique thing about the St. Paul Summer Beer fest is it's for beer lovers. Only craft beers sold here nothing from the macro breweries available... The best local and national crafts!
Here is how it gets down:
- Get in the door and hold tight to your sampling glass - Show up early! The event starts at 2pm!
- Sample all the beer you can handle
- Listen to great music including Jack Brass Band and the Como Ave Jug Band
- Recharge at a food truck
- Head back for more sampling!
What to bring:
- Pretzel Necklace
- Some safe passage home
- Sun Block
- Aluminum water bottle
