Vista Brewing will host their first annual Destination Brew Fest, a boutique beer festival featuring some of the best lagers and farmhouse style beers from Texas and beyond. The event will be hosted on Vista Brewing’s beautiful 21-acre property in the Texas Hill Country and will also serve as the launch of the Texas Brewshed Alliance.
Festival goers will be able to sample a range of beers including lagers, mixed-culture and wood-fermented ales. Vista has also invited brewers to create unique recipes specifically for the festival and will be offering special tappings throughout the day. Some participating Austin breweries include Family Business Beer Co., Hops & Grain, Live Oak Brewing Co., Independence Brewing Co., and the ABGB.
Live music will be playing on the beer garden stage, and guests can also stay hydrated in the YETI Base Camp while checking out their latest products. Also, relax in the Kammok Hammock Grove, and check out the sweetest draft system in Austin from Rolling Refreshment, built inside a 1976 International Scout. There will be food available for purchase from Vista’s farm-to-table restaurant on site, including vegetarian options.
VIP tickets to Destination Brew Fest include a guided tasting by the experts at Craft Pride and access to a panel discussion with some of the top destination brewers from Texas and beyond. VIPs also receive early entry and a swag bag including a YETI tumbler.
TICKETS: www.destinationbrewfest.com
All GA and VIP Tickets include entry to the festival area, eight 3 oz. pours of festival beers and a special-edition souvenir glass.
Ticket Pricing:
§ GA Early Bird Ticket (before May 15): $30
§ VIP Early Bird Ticket (before May 15): $85
§ GA Tickets (May 16- June 7): $40
§ VIP Tickets (May 16- June 7): $100
§ Day-of GA Ticket: $45
§ Day-of VIP Ticket: $125
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