The 10th annual Brewer’s Plate’s smörgåsbord of food & beer pairings brings some of Philly’s best chefs, farmers, brewers, distillers and more together to celebrate. The fundraiser for Fair Food (and managed by Rolling Barrel Events), promotes buying local and fresh, building momentum of the locavore movement. Plus, Fair Food promotes a humane, sustainable food system for the region, inspiring partnerships of local providers and your favorite eateries. What’s not to love?!?
Sample your way through the Kimmel Center and take a break in a breakout session to learn something new. The Brewer’s Plate promises celebrity guests, exclusive beers and more. We thoroughly enjoyed sampling the local cheeses, speakeasy and schmoozing with Ben Franklin at last year’s celebration and can’t wait for what this year’s event has to offer.
This year’s food vendors include Alla Spina, Brauhaus Schmitz, El Camino Real, Miss Rachel’s Pantry, Night Kitchen Bakery, South Philly Taproom, Judy Wicks’ White Dog Cafe and many more. Brewery selections include local favorites Yards, Victory, Neshaminy Creek, Free Will Brewing, Prism, Boxcar, Dock Street, Dogfish Head; Earth, Bread & Brewery and many, many more. I’m so thirsty thinking about it!
Tickets this year will be sold on a sliding scale, with the price increasing as tickets are sold in increments. The first ‘early admission pricing’ is already sold out, and current general admission tickets are being sold at $65 (then increasing to $75).
VIP tickets include an extra hour at the festival, VIP keepsake tasting glasses, exclusive tasting for cheese, chocolates, extra programming including a ‘Sausage Showdown: the best of the Wurst’ and more. The VIP tickets will be priced at $125 and $135, respectively.
This year’s sponsors include SBN, Samuel Adams, Victory & Rolling Barrel Events.
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