Things got started on October 18th, but you still have time to enjoy some of the festivities during Beer Week in Cleveland.
Still to come:
On Friday, October 25, Heidelberg Distributing will host “Ales on Rails” from 7:15-10:15 p.m. on the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad. Departing from the Rockside Station (7900 Old Rockside Road, Independence 44131), this delightful
ride includes a boxed supper and brews from some of the country's best craft breweries: Uinta Baba Black Lager, Thirsty
Dog 12 Dogs of Christmas Ale, Anderson Valley Wild Turkey Bourbon Barrel Stout, Lager Heads High Five IPA, Mt.
Carmel Nut Brown Ale, Penn Brewery Kaiser Pils, and Smuttynose Scotch Ale. Advance tickets are required with prices
ranging from $47-80 based on train car selection. Ales on Rails is sponsored by Akron Beacon Journal.
On Saturday, October 26
from 6-10 p.m. at the Galleria at Erieview in downtown Cleveland (1301 East Ninth Street, Cleveland OH). BREWzilla will
feature more than 80 breweries, a special “Ohio Brewery” area with various beers from local breweries, a Gnome Garden
that features Belgian beers, and appetizers that pair well with craft brews. Advance tickets are required for all ticketing
options. Brewer’s Circle tickets are $75 and include expedited VIP entrance, tastes of rare/exclusive brews, food pairings
in the “Brewer’s Circle Lounge” open all evening, a commemorative Cleveland Beer Week t-shirt, 25 tasting tickets, 3 oz.
tasting glass, and access to all general admission perks. General Admission tickets are $50 include 25 tasting tickets, a 3
oz. tasting glass, and complimentary appetizers. Purchase 10 or more General Admission tickets and save $5/ticket.
Designated Driver tickets are also available at $15/person. Brewzilla is sponsored by Market District.
Jeffrey Dale Starr is a beer enthusiast, oil painter, and owner of mobile software company Purple Falcon.
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