Lucas Widrick
Contributing Writer
Staff Page
Though there were a lot of people at Orlando Brewing this past Saturday to take part in a little piece of Bavarian beer culture, I am sure a few of you did not make it out to sample their Oktoberfest beer release. My wife and I were able to go down for a few hours and were treated to a few beers by George Cain (the Director of Marketing for Orlando Brewing). You always drink the first beer to be polite, but you continue to drink if you like what was in the glass. Let’s just say that we had no problem diving into our second beer and only our schedule prevented us from likely continuing on from there!
Here is a little of what you missed:
The early crowd
Enjoying a beer with George
Let the cornhole tournament begin!
Contributing Writer
Staff Page
Though there were a lot of people at Orlando Brewing this past Saturday to take part in a little piece of Bavarian beer culture, I am sure a few of you did not make it out to sample their Oktoberfest beer release. My wife and I were able to go down for a few hours and were treated to a few beers by George Cain (the Director of Marketing for Orlando Brewing). You always drink the first beer to be polite, but you continue to drink if you like what was in the glass. Let’s just say that we had no problem diving into our second beer and only our schedule prevented us from likely continuing on from there!
Here is a little of what you missed:
The early crowd
Enjoying a beer with George
Let the cornhole tournament begin!
If the Oktoberfest beer supply does not run dry by this Thursday, September 30 you will have some additional incentive to get down to Orlando Brewing to try it as it will officially be BEER:30 and that means all Orlando Brewing beers will be only $2.00 for the entire day/evening! That sounds like a good happy hour to me.
Cheers!
Cheers!