Found the Perfect Match for Craft Beer and Candy Lovers

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It is time to get HYPED because drinking your favorite craft beer and eating your favorite sweets at the same time is coming your way.  The 2nd annual Boston Beer and Sweets Festival is just around the corner.

It will feature 20 of the best craft breweries/cideries in New England, as well as 8 of the top fun loving sweets in the remote Boston area. Each brewery present will have one of their famous craft beer or ciders paired with a delicious sweet.

Well enough talking, let me tell you what breweries and sweet shops will be present.

BREWERIES THAT WILL BE PRESENT 

  • Bantam Cider (MA)
  • Castle Island Brewing Co. (MA)
  • Citizen Cider (VT)
  • Clown Shoes Brewing Co. (MA)
  • Exhibit 'A' Brewing Co. (MA)
  • Far From the Tree Cider (MA)
  • Foolproof Brewing Co. (RI)
  • Hidden Cove Brewing Co. (ME)
  • Idle Hands Craft Ales (MA)
  • Jack's Abby Brewing Co. (MA)
  • Lefty's Brewing Co. (MA)
  • Riverwalk Brewing Co. (MA)
  • Prospect Ciderworks (MA)
  • Slumbrew (MA)
  • Springdale Barrel Room (MA)
  • Samuel Adams (MA)
  • Wormtown Brewing Co. (MA)

SWEETS THAT WILL BE PRESENT
  • Blackbird Doughnuts (Boston, MA)
  • Chocolate Therapy (Framigham, MA)
  • Miam Miam Macaronerie (South Boston, MA)
  • Parlor Ice Cream (Boston, MA)
  • Spindler Confections (Somerville, MA)
  • Sweet Lydia's (Lowell, MA)
  • Williams Family Baking Company (Boston, MA)

PRICE
Only $55 which includes admission on-top of these awesome benefits.
  • Unlimited 2oz samples of  70+ craft beers/ciders that will be there
  • Unlimited Sweets 
  • Festival Guide
  • Biodegradable tasting cups 

LOCATION & TIMES

Liberty Hall (Space 57) 200 Stuart St. Boston, MA 02116

Three total sessions

November 3rd - 6:00 - 9:30pm

November 4th - 1:00 - 4:30pm

November 4th - 6:00 - 9:30pm


See you there!










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