WEEKEND: Inaugural beer fest to benefit Hurricane Ridge sports group

BLYN — Beer lovers can sample boutique brews for the good of charity at the inaugural Far West Beer Fest on Saturday.

The outdoor brewfest at 7 Cedars Casino, 270756 U.S. Highway 101, will feature more than 20 breweries pouring 40 different beers from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Admission is $25 per person for those older than 21. ID is required.

Ticket purchase includes five tasting tokens and a souvenir tasting cup (while supplies last). Additional tokens are available: four for $5.

Samples pours cost one token and are between 4 and 5 ounces.

Beer and wine garden

A beer and wine garden on site will offer full glasses of beer.

All proceeds will benefit the Hurricane Ridge Winter Sports Education Foundation.

Music will be provided by Joy in Mudville, RBM and Locos Only.

Participating breweries include 10 Barrel Brewing Co., 21st Amendment, Alaskan Brewing Co., American Brewing Co., Barhop Brewing, Der Blokken Brewery, Deschutes Brewery, Diamond Knot Brewing Co. Inc., Fathom and League, Fish Brewing Co., Flyers Restaurant and Brewery, Full Sail Brewing Co., Georgetown Brewing Co., Hopworks Urban Brewery, Iron Horse Brewery, Mac & Jacks Brewing Co., Odin, Ninkasi Brewing Co., No-Li Brewhouse, Silver City Brewery, Sound Brewery and Twin Peaks Brewing & Malting Co.

To purchase tickets, phone 7 Cedars Casino at 360-683-7777, ext. 617, or visit www.FarWestBeerFest.com.

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