Louisville Beer Week “Year 7” is about to…
(Editor’s note: It seems that the pioneering observance from days of yore known as Louisville Craft Beer Week has been somewhat unceremoniously consigned to the dustbin of history, along with the five existing SoIN breweries that never receive “metro” event invitations, so in lieu of indulging my bitterness any further, allow me to affix this link proving that my memories — they’re all I have left, after all — are intact: Louisville Craft Beer Week — Sept. 24 – Oct. 2, 2010, by Sara “The Bar Belle” Havens)
Just kidding. Me, bitter? I’m a maltier kind of guy.
Now, where was I?
Oh, right: Louisville Beer Week “Year 7” is October 18 – 27, with this year’s theme being “Everyone Fits in Louisville Beer” (except Hoosiers).
Whether its a pint on your local brewery’s patio or snagging a pack of cans to-go, everyone enjoys Louisville beer in their own unique way.
To celebrate all of the varied individuals who make, drink, and love Louisville beer, we are happy to present Louisville Beer Week 2024! From October 18-27 you will find an incredible array of events all over town designed to celebrate the craft beer lover in us all! The full schedule of events can be found HERE.
In addition to brewery events around town throughout the week, your Ale Trail is also excited to present two new, one-of-a-kind tasting experiences curated with our partners at Frazier History Museum, The Shop Louisville, and Angel’s Envy.
Learn more about Louisville Beer Week at the celebration’s website and Fb page, and the next time you see one of the Louisville Ale Trail operatives, buy him a beer. Herding cats like these isn’t easy; been there, done that — and you can guess the rest. I’d sooner drink purely wretched Miller High Life than serve on such a committee again.
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Following are links of a purely educational nature. Let’s begin in Europe (and if I’m lucky, remain there), seeking to answer the age-old question: Why can’t you people sit quietly and enjoy a half-liter of adorable lager amid a discussion of Habsburg history, without noise, antics and dumbassery?
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