PHILLY BIERFEST 2025 – AWARD-WINNING BEER FESTIVAL HONORS PA’S GERMAN BREWING HERITAGE WITH EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS AND LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Recognized by USA Today’s Reader’s Choice Awards as one of the TOP 10 BEER FESTIVALS, the German Society of Pennsylvania will host their 12th annual, world-class beer tasting event: Philly Bierfest – Saturday, February 22 from 2:00pm to 5:30pm. As always, this spirited event is presented in partnership with two additional non-profit beneficiaries: the ferocious skaters of Philly Roller Derby and the Brewers of Pennsylvania, a trade association that advocates for PA brewers and beer lovers and aims to foster a healthy, ethical, and growth-focused beer industry in our state.
This year’s highly anticipated 12th Annual Philly Bierfest will feature six floors of fabulous activities across two historic buildings plus additional outdoor attractions in the German Society’s glorious gated garden. Attendees can look forward to:
Over 50 German-style beers from 25 Pennsylvania craft brewers in the PA Beer Hall – from lagers and weizens to kölsches and doppelbocks!
Over three dozen beers imported from Germany in the German Beer Hall and Ayinger Speakeasy, as well as a “NoLo Import Bar” featuring German zero proof and low alcohol beers.
The all-new Bitburger BRÜ Balcony (accessible for VIP and VIP plus ticket holders) on the mezzanine where they will be serving Bitburger Pilsner, German-inspired bites, and seating with great views of the stage!
GSP’s 2025 German Beer Ambassador Award which will honor renowned beer and whiskey writer, Lew Bryson, who will be partnering with Bierfest co-founder Marnie Old for enlightening VIP Plus guided tasting seminars at 12pm and 3pm dubbed “He Said PA, She Said Germany”
Delicious fermented offerings from members of the PA Cheese Guild and PA Cider Guild at Bierfest’s PA Cheese Cave and PA Cider Bar.
Pennsylvania-themed live entertainment in the PA Beer Hall, including Roller Derby Arm-Wrestling, Beer-Jello Masskrugstemmen,and Live Philbilly Music by TC Cole Riot.
German-themed live entertainments in the German Beer Hall, including the wildly popular Berlin-Style Beerlesque, Oompah-Funk by Polkadelphia and thigh-slapping UGH Schühplattler Folk Dancers, all emceed by sword-swallowing sideshow performer Reggie Bügmüncher.
Traditional Bavarian “Bierstacheln” – or caramelization of doppelbock beer with hot fire pokers – at our outdoor firepit, sponsored by Tröegs Brewing Co. and PA Beer Tours.
Brand-new attractions such as a “Best Legs in Lederhosen” contest and hair-raising activities like axe-throwing
Philadelphia German Bierfest 2025
Every year, Bierfest showcases Pennsylvania’s German brewing heritage and this state’s leadership in the brewing of (and appreciation of) German-style lager beers to encourage Pennsylvanians to take pride in our region’s centuries-long prowess in lager brewing.
“Locals may not realize that Pennsylvania brewers lead the nation in championing beer styles of German heritage, from refreshing pilsners to malty doppelbocks,” says Victory Brewing Company president Bill Covaleski, who served as founding president of the Brewers of Pennsylvania trade association and remains a board member. “Bierfest is a perfect showcase for what should be a point of pride for Philadelphia’s beer lovers.”
Even Pennsylvania’s smallest breweries and brewpubs tend to place greater emphasis on styles of German heritage than their competitors in other parts of the country, simply because of the depth and breadth of Germany’s cultural influence here. Many Philadelphians do not know that Pennsylvania is also home to the largest American-owned brewery in the USA – the Yuengling & Sons Brewery in Pottsville, which is known for their lagers.
Bierfest is decidedly European-influenced in its family-friendly and community-supporting vibe. To encourage local home brewers to try their hand at brewing the hard (German) way, Bierfest’s Home Sweet HomeBräu Taste-Off, sponsored by My Local Brew Works, will award the winning homebrewer an incredible opportunity to brew a commercial batch of their recipe in collaboration with the custom craft brewers of My Local Brew Works, to be served at Bierfest 2026! ‘Beer-Less’ tickets are available for designated drivers by contacting the German Society of PA.
Over two dozen Pennsylvania craft and legacy brewers will participate in Bierfest 2025, including Artifact Brewing [Hatboro], Attic Brewing Co. [Philadelphia], Broad Street Brewing Co. [Bristol], Brewery Techne / Bar Hygge [Philadelphia], Dock Street Brewing Co. [Philadelphia], Gunpowder Falls Brewing Co. [New Freedom], Iron Hill Brewery [Exton], Human Robot Brewery [Philadelphia], Lavery Brewing [Erie], Love City Brewing Co. [Philadelphia], Mainstay Independent Brewing Co. [Philadelphia], Michaux Brewing Co. [Philadelphia], My Local Brew Works [Philadelphia], Sly Fox Brewing Co. [Phoenixville], Susquehanna Brewing Co. [Pittston], Tired Hands Brewing Co. [Ardmore], Triple Bottom Brewing [Philadelphia], Tröegs Brewing Co. [Harrisburg], Two Locals Brewing Co. [Philadelphia], Victory Brewing Co. [Downingtown], Wallenpaupack Brewing Co. [Hawley], Wissahickon Brewing Co. [Philadelphia], Yards Brewing Co. [Philadelphia], ZeroDay Brewing Co. [Harrisburg], and more, plus the oldest and largest independent brewer in the USA, Yuengling & Sons Brewery [Pottsville].
Over two dozen German imported beers will also be poured, ranging from high-profile flagships to lesser-known artisanal products, including brews from Ayinger, Benediktiner, Bitburger, Erdinger, HofBräu, König Ludwig, Köstritzer, Krombacher, Paulaner, Radeberger, Schneider & Stiegl, Schöfferhofer, Tucher, Warsteiner and more, plus the oldest continuously operating brewery in the world, the Bavarian State Brewery at Weihenstephan. Bierfest will also host spaces dedicated to showcasing other local fermented foods and drinks such as the PA Cheese Cave hosted by members of the PA Cheese Guild, like Birchrun Hills Farm and a PA Cider Bar anchored PA cider makers like Ploughman and Stone & Key! Added last year, the popular “NoLo Bar” will return to this year’s Bierfest, featuring German-style no alcohol and low-alcohol beers, including Bitburger 0.0 and Stella Artois 0.0.
The German Society of Pennsylvania is a nonprofit organization founded in 1764, devoted to furthering the understanding of German and German-American contributions to the growth of American history and culture from the past to the present, and into the future. Executive vice-president Tony Michels is a Bierfest co-founder and also organizes Philadelphia’s German Heritage Festival.
Philly Roller Derby is a skater-owned and operated roller derby league and a proud member of the Women’s Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA). Since their inception in 2005, this league of athletic women on wheels has brought roller derby back to Philadelphia.
Brewers of Pennsylvania is a non-profit trade advocacy organization whose mission is to responsibly serve the needs of Pennsylvania’s diverse beer-drinking audience and to empower the state’s brewers to join together to support and protect their common and individual interests.
Bierfest co-founder Marnie Old is a noted Philadelphia drinks author and one of the country’s top expert speakers on wine and beer who by day serves as “director of vinlightenment” for Boisset Collection. She is a wine columnist for the Philadelphia Inquirer and the author of many award-winning books, most notably He Said Beer, She Said Wine (DK 2008) and Wine: A Tasting Course (DK 2013).
Exclusive VIP ‘Early Access’ – 1pm to 2:00pm [VIP & VIP Plus Ticketholders only]
Ticket Info: Ticket link below or by phone at 215.627.2332
$59 General Admission – Main Event Only
$79 VIP – Early Access and Keepsake Mug
$99 VIP PLUS – 12pm Guided Tasting of 8 Beers Led by Marnie Old, Early Access and Keepsake Mug
$35 ‘Beer-Less’ Admission – For Non-Drinkers & Designated Drivers (contact the German Society to purchase)
A coupled dressed up at the Philly Bierfest
Recognized by USA Today’s Reader’s Choice Awards as one of the TOP 10 BEER FESTIVALS, the German Society of Pennsylvania will host their 12th annual, world-class beer tasting event: Philly Bierfest, held Saturday, February 22 from 2 pm to 5:30 pm.
This year’s highly anticipated 12th Annual Philly Bierfest will feature six floors of fabulous activities across two historic buildings plus additional outdoor attractions in the German Society’s glorious gated garden; with attractions spanning tastings of 75+ German and German-style Pennsylvania beers, educational seminars, axe-throwing, access to the PA Cheese and PA Cider Caves, and much more.
Plus — Bierfest’s Home Sweet HomeBräu Taste-Off, sponsored by My Local Brew Works, will award the winning homebrewer the opportunity to brew a commercial batch of their recipe in collaboration with the custom craft brewers of My Local Brew Works, to be served at Bierfest 2026!
As always, this spirited event is presented in partnership with two additional non-profit beneficiaries: the ferocious skaters of Philly Roller Derby and the Brewers of Pennsylvania, a trade association that advocates for PA brewers and beer lovers and aims to foster a healthy, ethical, and growth-focused beer industry in our state.
Top 6 Must-Try BBQ Spots Around Philadelphia (2024 Guide)
BBQ at Sterling Pig Brewery (photo courtesy of Sterling Pig)
Philadelphia may be famous for its cheesesteaks, but its BBQ scene is quietly smoking up some of the best meats in the area. Whether you’re craving tender brisket, Carolina-style pulled pork, or ribs so good they fall off the bone, these top BBQ spots around Philadelphia have got you covered.
In this guide, we’ll explore the best BBQ spots near Philadelphia to satisfy your cravings in 2024.
1. Fette Sau (Fishtown) – Modern BBQ Vibes
BBQ at Fette Sau (photo courtesy of Fette Sau)
One of the top BBQ spots in Philadelphia, Fette Sau brings a unique blend of traditional American barbecue with an industrial, modern twist. Located in the vibrant Fishtown neighborhood, this spot offers dry-rubbed meats smoked on-site daily. Fette Sau is well-known for its brisket, pulled pork, and Berkshire St. Louis-style ribs.
Pair your smoky meats with a rotating list of local craft beers, creating the perfect combination for a BBQ feast.
When it comes to Texas-style BBQ in Philadelphia, Mike’s BBQ in South Philly is a standout. Known for their slow-smoked brisket, Mike’s takes BBQ to another level with a Philly twist—offering a brisket cheesesteak that combines local tradition with smoked meat goodness.
This local favorite began as a small operation but has quickly gained a reputation for some of the best BBQ in the city.
Sweet Lucy’s Smokehouse (photo courtesy of DoorDash)
If you’re searching for the best BBQ in Northeast Philadelphia, Sweet Lucy’s Smokehouse should be on your list. This family-friendly smokehouse has been serving up delicious smoked meats for over a decade. Their slow-cooked pulled pork, ribs, and turkey are packed with smoky flavor, and their Monday BBQ buffet lets you sample it all.
Sterling Pig Brewery (photo courtesy of Sterling Pig Brewery)
Just outside the city in Media, Sterling Pig Brewery brings together two of life’s greatest pleasures: craft beer and BBQ. Known for their deliciously smoked wings and pulled pork sandwiches, this spot is a hidden gem for BBQ lovers and beer enthusiasts alike. Their beers, like the ‘Shoo Fly’ IPA, complement the smoky flavors perfectly, making it a must-visit for BBQ and brew fans.
Sterling Pig’s laid-back vibe, coupled with their mouth-watering BBQ and house-brewed beers, is worth the short trip from Philly.
5. Deke’s Bar-B-Que (Manayunk) – Southern Flavors in Philly
Deke’s BBQ (photo courtesy of Deke’s BBQ)
Deke’s Bar-B-Que brings authentic Southern BBQ flavors right to Manayunk. Their St. Louis-style ribs, hickory-smoked brisket, and Carolina pulled pork will transport you to the South. The no-frills atmosphere keeps it casual, but the flavor is anything but ordinary. It’s the perfect spot for a relaxed meal with plenty of smoky goodness.
6. The Lucky Well (Ambler) – Memphis BBQ with a Modern Twist
The Lucky Well (Ambler)
If you’re up for a short drive outside of Philadelphia, head to The Lucky Well in Ambler. This spot is known for its Memphis-style BBQ, paired with craft cocktails for a modern twist. Their Memphis dry-rub ribs are a standout, as are the fried cornbread and apple slaw, creating a perfect BBQ meal.
Each of these BBQ joints offers something unique, from the modern vibes of Fette Sau to the craft beer pairings at Sterling Pig Brewery. If you’re a BBQ enthusiast searching for the best smoked meats near Philadelphia, you won’t go wrong visiting any of these places. With a mix of Texas-style brisket, Memphis ribs, and local specialties, Philly’s BBQ scene is diverse and delicious.
So next time you’re craving BBQ, head to one of these top spots for a feast you won’t forget.
Final Thoughts
Philadelphia’s growing BBQ scene is diverse and full of flavor. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, these top 6 BBQ spots are guaranteed to satisfy your smoky, savory cravings. Pair them with some local craft brews, and you’ll have an unbeatable dining experience.
Discover the top 6 BBQ spots around Philadelphia serving mouth-watering smoked meats and Southern-style sides. From Fette Sau to Sterling Pig Brewery, this 2024 guide covers the best BBQ near Philly.
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Human Robot Announces RoboMania Promo Battle on April 5th
RoboMania at Human Robot
Human Robot Beer has announced on their Instagram, in celebration of WrestleMania XL (40) being in Philadelphia, that they are hosting “RoboMania” a ‘promo battle’. In partnership with The Full Pint, they will be hosting the event at Human Robot Beer on April 5th at 4PM.
To celebrate #wrestlemania40 in Philly (less than two weeks away), we will be holding ROBOMANIA PROMO BATTLE at the 5th Street Alleyway of Human Robot. Hang out with the good brothers and sisters of Human Robot and The Full Pint, come dressed in your best wrestling gear and get ready to cut your best promo. Event begins 4PM on Friday 4/5, whatcha gonna do???
WrestleMania XL (40) will be in Philadelphia on Saturday – April 7th, and Sunday – April 8th. Both nights it starts at 7PM and potential end-time is midnight. The events will take place at the Lincoln Financial Center. (The Linc.) Night One is being headlined by Roman Reigns and The Rock (The Bloodline) vs. Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins. Night Two is being main evented by Roman Reigns vs. Cody Rhodes.
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The first ever Beerathon 5K + Beer Fest – a one of a kind event focused on combining exercise and celebrating Pennsylvania based beer companies and beyond, is coming to Philly. Beerathon will take place Saturday, May 11 at The Navy Yard in Philadelphia, PA and be composed of two parts: A 5k timed run and beer fest to follow.
Born out of training injuries that sidelined a group of friends from competing in the New York City marathon, they pivoted to something they were also good at: drinking beers. So, in 2011, in New York City, the Beerathon was born. A 26 bar, 26 beer adventure that captured the imaginations of beer lovers around the world. Now, over a decade of Beerathons around the country later, the newest challenge is born: Beers, Run, Ridiculous Fun, the Beerathon 5K + Beer Fest.
Beerathon kicks off with a totally doable 5K run (or walk) where participants will get that Runner’s High and earn a beer for each mile completed. After the race, patrons are invited to a ridiculously fun beer fest with an incredible list of curated beers, food trucks, live DJ and more on Marine Parade Grounds @ The Navy Yard.
Like beer more than running? Not ready to run or an old sports injury slowing you down? The Beerathon does not require any physical activity or participation in the 5K. Beer Fest Admission tickets are also available, separately. Choose your adventure: Beer Fest, 5K, or both! Beerathon is for everyone.
Tickets and the Event
Tickets, event details and additional information can be found at: www.runBeerathon.com/.
Registration for the Beerathon 5K includes:
● Earn a beer for every mile completed
● Victorious completion medal
● Food trucks at the finish line
● Hydration stations along the route
*Drinking beer not required. Attendees can also sign up for a regular 5K, and/or just join the post-race beer fest.
Tickets for the beer fest include:
● Unlimited craft beer tastings ALSO sample wine, seltzers, meads, and more!
● Live DJ
● Souvenir tasting glass
● Food trucks at the finish line
● A ridiculously fun day out on the lawn at The Navy Yard
Attendees can find their favorite brew from an array of exhibitors including: Swedesboro Brewing Co, Broad Street Brewing, New Ridge Brewing Co, Von C Brewing Co, BKB, Revolution Bees, Bellefonte, Gritty City Winery, FishTown Iced Tea, Triple Bottom Brewing, and more.
EVENT DETAILS:
WHAT: Beerathon: 5k and Beer Fest
WHEN: Saturday, May 11, 2024
WHERE: The Navy Yard | 4747 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19103
**Exhibitors subject to change without notice, depending on availability.
**Must be at least 21 to participate.
**Tickets to the beer fest are separate from admission to the Beerathon 5K. May be purchased independently or as a combo ticket to the 5K.
**Last call/last pour is 15 minutes prior to the end of the session.
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Our Town Brewery Taproom in Philadelphia Set to Open
Our Town Brewery’s new taproom is Philadelphia is set to have their soft opening this weekend – Saturday and Sunday, the 3rd and 4th of February, 2024. They took to their social media today to make the announcement of their upcoming soft opening:
Our Philly Taproom at 1519 Ridge Avenue is finally ready for ya! Soft opening this Saturday and Sunday from 2pm-8pm
Hop over to IG to follow @ourtowntaproomphilly for more updates. It’s been a long road and we can’t wait to open the doors on Saturday!
In April of 2023 we broke the news here on the blog of their opening in Philadelphia – Our Town Brewery Expanding to Philadelphia, and in less than a year they are ready for their opening. First with the soft opening this weekend – February 3rd and 4th 2024; followed by their Grand Opening on Friday February 8th, 2024.
Currently Our Town Brewery is located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This additional taproom will be located at 1519 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Our Town Brewery’s New Taproom
Inside Our Town Brewery’s New Taproom
The new location at 1519 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia will be a taproom only, meaning they won’t be producing any beer at this location. Their production will still be at the original location and brewery in Lancaster, PA. Our Town Brewery’s location will have a square footprint of 1,700 but the taproom will be 1,100 square feet. The bar – central to the location (directly upfront) will be 16 feet long (and able to seat 8), and then there will be tables dispersed throughout the taproom. The estimated seating will be 40 – 45 people. The bar itself will consist of 16 taps, including two beloved Lukr taps. They will serve outside cider and cocktails as well, befitting a PA Brewery’s License.
There is a front sidewalk and a 600 foot backyard – beer garden. These two areas will be able to seat an additional 20 people (estimated). Currently nearby is a dog park, and they will see if there is a way to be able to take their beer over to the dog park for those who wish to bring their furry friends out for a drink.
More Information About Our Town Brewery
The following comes from Untappd. Our Town Brewery is listed as a brew pub located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. They have 137 unique beers and just a few shy of 22,500 ratings, with a global average rating of 3.85 (as of 2.1.24). Their Untappd description reads: “Fresh & thoughtful beers since 2020.”
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Wissahickon Brewing Company is Adding a Second Taproom
As their Facebook (and other social media) post says – the big news is out! Wissahickon Brewing Company is adding a second taproom. The second taproom will be located at N American Street in Olde Kensington.
This is indeed big news. Adding a second location is always a big moment for any brewery, so we wish them nothing but the greatest success in their (second) endeavor.
Their Announcement on social media reads:
Word’s Out!
We’re thrilled to announce our second taproom on N American Street in Olde Kensington! Philly has always been home and we’re excited to stay that way
Our dreams become reality because of your unwavering support and the hard work of our Wiss fam, and we promise to deliver something truly special here in Olde Kensington
For now, we’ve got our work cut out for us. Stay tuned for details & updates as they come
We will keep you updated as we get more information coming from them and their social media pages. We will let everyone know when a grand opening is set.
Wissahickon Brewing Company
The following comes via Untappd.
Wissahickon Brewing Company is a microbrewery from Philadelphia, PA. They have 148 unique beers and over 38,000 ratings, with a global average rating of 3.74 (as of 1.18.24). Their Untappd description reads: “Award-winning family owned & operated craft brewery & taproom & beer garden in the East Falls neighborhood of Philadelphia. Family & pet friendly!”
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VinePair’s “The 30 Best Breweries In The Country Right Now” names Brewery ARS
VinePair, the popular beer, wine, alcoholic beverages, and liquor website, recently released a list of “The 30 Best Breweries In The Country Right Now”.
VinePair “surveyed beer bar professionals about the beer producers hitting right now. They consulted owners, beverage directors, and buyers from some of the country’s top beer pubs.” And they used this information to help determine and make the List of 30 Best Breweries in the Country Right Now.
Brewery ARS has two locations, both are in the greater Philadelphia area.
Good beer is pretty ubiquitous these days. To differentiate between the quality of the liquid can at times require more consideration for nuance than a pint should warrant. Deciding if you like a beer shouldn’t require any thought really. You like it or you don’t. Get a second or switch it up. When thinking about our ‘favorite’ current brewery, Cassie Cameron (our beer buyer) and myself immediately zoomed in close to home here in Philly. Provincial pride may have helped narrow our focus but the old cliched story about relationships and knowing who is behind your beer is more impactful today than it’s ever been.
Brewery ARS is high on a lot of people’s lists, VinePair isn’t the only one. If you go onto Reddit, or Quora, or Facebook and ask “Top Breweries in Philly” you are going to get Brewery ARS as an answer.
Brewery ARS is a brewery here in South Philly whose beer, especially their Wayne’s Pale Ale, could land on the top of any list of favorites, even if liquid was the only determining factor. Add in the fact that ego isn’t an adjunct in their process and that pretension is nowhere to be found in the brewery and you have a special recipe. The brewery is in a real-deal neighborhood and it fits right in. Only good people can make truly good beer. The people at ARS make truly good beer.
Evan Clancy, co-owner, Fountain Porter, Philadelphia
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Keystone State of Mind – A Collaboration Between New Trail Brewing Company and Other Half Brewing Company (photos courtesy of New Trail Brewing Company and Other Half Brewing Company’s Facebook)
A (Keystone) State of Mind
In a bit of a twist of the Billy Joel Song – “New York State of Mind” – New Trail Brewing Company and Other Half Brewing Company are releasing their newest collaboration together – Keystone State of Mind.
They previously worked together on “Pennsylvania Nights”; a wonderful and fantastic New England Hazy IPA.
And here they are – back at it together – releasing another New England Hazy IPA collaboration: Keystone State of Mind.
Keystone State of Mind
Keystone State of Mind is a collaboration between New Trail Brewing Company and Other Half Brewing Company. Other Half is one of the preeminent New England Hazy IPA makers on the East Coast; and New Trail is one of the haziest IPA makers in Pennsylvania. Other Half recently moved into PA adding another brewery to their collection.
So it seems like a perfect fit for the two of them to collaborate on making (another) New England Hazy IPA.
Keystone State of Mind clocks in at 8.7% ABV, is considered a Double New England Hazy IPA, and has no IBU listed. The malt bill is Pilsner, Oats, and White Wheat – which gives it that typical, perfect, soft, cloud like hazy mouthfeel. Each can is overflowing with hops – Motueka, Simcoe, Nectaron, and Nelson Sauvin; so a total hop bomb. This gives it notes of gummy peach rings, Pinot aromatics, and dank tropicals.
The beer is already available throughout the states, with some beer distributors already having it on their shelves (and not for long if its anything like the Pennsylvania Nights release). You can also find it at New Trail’s Brewery location in both 16 oz cans and on draft. Other Half’s Philadelphia location also has it in cans and on draft. The release should follow the New Trail distribution pattern and footprint, not Other Half’s. Other Half’s non-Pennsylvania locations will not have it available.
Keystone State of Mind (Other Half and New Trail collaboration) (photo courtesy of New Trail Brewing Company’s Facebook)
Billy Joel’s “Keystone State of Mind”
(Lyrics edited)
Some folks like to get away Take a holiday from the neighbourhood Hop a flight to Miami Beach Or to Hollywood But I’m taking a Greyhound On the Delaware River Line I’m in a Keystone state of mind
I’ve seen all the movie stars In their fancy cars and their limousines Been high in the Rockies under the evergreens But I know what I’m needing And I don’t want to waste more time I’m in a Keystone state of mind
It was so easy living day by day Out of touch with the rhythm and blues But now I need a little give and take The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Patriot News,
It comes down to reality And it’s fine with me ’cause I’ve let it slide Don’t care if it’s Chinatown or up on Riverside I don’t have any reasons I’ve left them all behind I’m in a Keystone state of mind
It was so easy living day by day Out of touch with the rhythm and blues But now I need a little give and take The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Patriot News
It comes down to reality And it’s fine with me ’cause I’ve let it slide Don’t care if it’s Chinatown or up on Riverside I don’t have any reasons I’ve left them all behind I’m in a Keystone state of mind
I’m just taking a Greyhound on the Delaware River Line ‘Cause I’m in a Keystone state of mind
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Mystery Phillies fan buys two rounds of beer for people in Section 103
Mystery Phillies fan buys rounds of beer for people in Section 103
Philadelphia Phillies fans had even more to celebrate after their win on Wednesday night when everyone in Section 103 was treated not once, but twice to free drinks, courtesy of an anonymous benefactor.
The generous act has left many wondering about the identity of this mysterious fan.
Reginald Duval Saint, a beer vendor at Citizens Bank Park who has a personal goal of serving beer in every MLB stadium, shared his encounter with the kind stranger. “He recognized me from an Eagles game where he had bought beer from me before. At this game, he just said, ‘I’m in Section 103, I want everyone to have a beer,’” recounted Duval Saint.
According to Duval Saint, the drinks on offer that night ranged from $12 for beer to $16 for canned cocktails. Despite the desire to remain anonymous, the buyer’s generosity sparked curiosity and gratitude among those in the section.
Ashley Phillips, who was sitting in Section 103, described the confusion and surprise amongst the crowd. “At first, everyone was unsure whether to even accept the beer. Then, when the guy came down my row, I recognized him and thanked him without making a fuss,” she said.
When asked if such generosity was typical for him, Phillips responded, “He’s always been incredibly nice, comes from a great family, and he really doesn’t want the credit, which is quite rare.”
With 352 seats in Section 103 and drinks costing between $12 and $16, the anonymous fan spent over $4,400 per round, totaling approximately $9,000 for both rounds of free drinks, making it a night to remember for those Phillies fans.
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Liquid Art Barrel House in Philadelphia is Closing
Last night at 8:15 PM, Liquid Art took to social media through their Liquid Art Barrel House (Philadelphia) page and posted the following message:
It is with great sadness that we announce the closing of the Liquid Art Barrel House in Philadelphia. After just over 6 years, we are unable to continue to support our presence in this fair city. We are shifting our focus to our locations in Chambersburg and Gettysburg, but not without extremely heavy hearts.
There is honestly too much to say about how impactful and memorable the ride has been. Celebrations, experiences and moments from Super Bowls to weddings, birthdays and first dates have affected the course of a lot of our lives. Most importantly for us have been the people we’ve met and had a chance to work with throughout this experience.
We are very thankful for the opportunity to bring Liquid Art into Philly and we are still very much believers in the Spring Arts neighborhood and everything it has going for it. We thank those who believed in us, supported the effort, and those who chose to gave us a shot. Whether you just stopped in for a beer, or saw us every week for a pizza, we are thankful for our customers who supported all our efforts along the way. We’ll miss your faces and presence. And of course, our staff in Philadelphia; consistent through pandemics, starts and stops, changes in direction, we could not have done it without you. You represented us and more importantly defined us in Philly and we couldn’t have asked for better representation and are eternally grateful for everything you’ve brought to Liquid Art.
We will miss you all, and hope to see you sometime at one of our other locations. If you can’t come see us in Central PA, please, please, support your local craft breweries and independent restaurants, now more than ever.
We’d love to hear from you, if you can continue to tag us and share with us your experiences and photos from Roy-Pitz/Liquid Art Barrel House we would forever appreciate it.
A year ago Roy – Pitz Brewing rebranded themselves and changed their names to Liquid Art Brewing. Their Philadelphia location – the Barrel House – has been over for six years (their main location in Chambersburg, has been opened for a bit over fifteen years).
The Barrel House location, was a four thousand square foot space that specialized in barrel aged product and brewing for the brand. The taproom could seat up to 130 customers at a time.
They had a full food menu at the restaurant as well.
Liquid Art Barrel House Photo Collage (courtesy of their Facebook page)
For More Information on Liquid Art Brewing
The following information comes from Untappd. Liquid Art Brewing Company is a micro brewery from Chambersburg, PA. It has 149 unique beers, and over 79,000 ratings, with a global average rating of 3.57 (as of 9.15.23). Their Untappd description reads: Roy-Pitz is now Liquid Art Brewing Company! Same beers, people and company but new brand and designs around all our Liquid! Since 2008 the team at Liquid Art Brewing Company has been crafting quality beers and experiences. Liquid Art is an expression of not just the artistry that goes into brewing classic and fringe styles of local beer, but also the artists, craftsmen, chefs, farmers, musicians and so many more that surround the experience of the brand.
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