Baja Oktoberfest Beer Festival with over 50 Arizona Breweries

Baja Oktoberfest Beer Festival with over 50 Arizona Breweries

Oct 18, 20141 min read

This Saturday, you’ll find over 50 of Arizona’s best breweries all in one place. The Arizona Craft Brewer’s Guild is hosting Baja Oktoberfest. 

From 5 – 10 pm, Oct. 18 at Tucson’s Kino Sports Complex celebrate the classic Oktoberfest flavors, but with an Arizona twist. When you’re not participating in stein-holding and brat-eating contests, you can enjoy specialty beer from over 50 breweries around the state.

If you want to enjoy local eats with your brews, food trucks like Bam Bam, Lucky Girl, Adiamo Wood-Fired Pizza, German Sausage and Serial Grillers will be there to provide a variety of cuisine from authentic German eats to pizza and kettle corn.

Highlighted Selection of Beers at Baja Oktoberfest

  • Ten Fifty-Five’s Apple Pie Saison
  • Grand Canyon Brewery’s Pumpkin Springs Porter
  • Black Market Brewery’s Oktoberfest
  • Thunder Canyon’s Oktoberfest Marzen
  • Uncle Bear’s Brewery’s Barktoberfest
  • Barrio’s Barrio Blanco White IPA
  • Cartel Brewery’s F.Y.I.T.M Imperial IPA
  • Dubina Brewing’s Arrowhead IPA
  • Schonramer Brewing’s Altbayerich Dunkel
  • O.H.S.O. Brewery’s Kolsh

VIP Tickets are $75 and include an extra hour of tasting, food and 20 tasting tickets. Plus an extra important perk – private restrooms. General Admission Presale Tickets are $45 and include 15 tasting tickets. Designated Driver Tickets are $10. 

A portion of proceeds will benefit Tucson’s Tu Nidito, which assists children and families whose lives have been impacted by serious illness or death.

For more on Baja Oktoberfest or to purchase tickets, visit http://bajaoktoberfest.com/. For more information on the Arizona Craft Brewers Guild, visit CraftBeerAZ.com.­

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