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World Beer Festival Raleigh

In a recent email update from All About Beer Magazine details for the World Beer Festival in Raleigh are revealed. Green Flash Brewing Co., Firestone Walker Brewing Co. and Ninkasi Brewing Co. will all be at this years festival for the first time. They also outline plans for the “Art Of Beer Village” that will include beer and chocolate/cheese pairings, ingredients, a chance to learn off-flavors and try some cask ales!

Complete list of participating World Beer Festival breweries can be viewed at this link.

This list also shows the following breweries in attendance: Hellion Brewing, Stevens Point Brewery, Port City, Jailhouse Brewing Co, Summit Brewing Co, St Peter’s, National Brewing Co. (“Nattty Boh”) and Weeping Radish!

From their newsletter: The theme of this year’s WBF-Raleigh is The Art of Beer, and what better way to celebrate it than with an entire educational village at the festival? In addition to sampling beers from over 100 breweries, listen to presentations about off-flavors, the state’s own malt house and how farmers are learning to grow hops in North Carolina while tasting beer! Wonder how to pair chocolate, cheese and appetizers with beer? Experience these combinations in the pairings tent, and learn about the hop, malt and yeast varieties in your beer in the essential ingredients tent! You’ll also have the chance to taste real, cask ale from local brewers in the style perfected cross the pond. No warm, flat beer here!

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World Beer Fest Raleigh


Press release for WBF Raleigh:

All About Beer Magazine’s World Beer Festival (WBF) is pleased to announce that Artsplosure will be the charity partner for the 2012 World Beer Festival-Raleigh. The event returns to the beautiful Moore Square Park in Raleigh for its seventh year on April 14, 2012.

“Artsplosure is such a cool, respected, well-recognized event and organization, and we are really excited to have them as partners,” says Daniel Bradford, publisher and president of All About Beer Magazine, producer of the World Beer Festival. “We are proud of our role in supporting local charities through the World Beer Festival. Artsplosure’s focus on building the local art culture perfectly parallels our focus on building the local beer culture.”

Michael Lowder, Executive Director of Artsplosure, notes, “Participation in the World Beer Festival provides great visibility for Artsplosure and gives our volunteers an opportunity for a unique experience. Volunteers will have the opportunity to learn about beer, enjoy some good beer at the volunteer party after the event and support both the local art and beer communities.”

With the Carolina blue skies setting off the brilliant white of festival tents and vibrant green of Moore Square Park, it is easy to understand why USAToday ranked the World Beer Festival as one of the top ten beer festivals in the country. For one day, the festival team will turn the city park into the best place to experience the world of craft and specialty beer. Few sites on the East Coast can provide such an opportunity for anyone interested in the diversity and beauty of beer.

World Beer Festival Raleigh

Tickets
Tickets will go on sale to subscribers of All About Beer Magazine on February 27, 2012, and to the general public on March 5, 2012. The festival offers two four-hour sessions. The first session will be from noon to 4 p.m., and the second session will be from 6 to 10 p.m. Standard admission to a single session is $40 in advance ($50 day of the event if available), which includes samples from a selection of over 300 beers from more than 100 world-class breweries, music by local bands, educational sessions by industry experts and a festival tasting glass. Tickets can be purchased online at www.allaboutbeer.com/wbf. Tickets will also be available at select retail outlets in the Triangle area.

Volunteers Needed
As the charity partner, Artsplosure will help recruit and manage the volunteer staff that assists in running the festival. A portion of the proceeds from the festival will go to Artsplosure.

Volunteers will assist in pouring beer, taking tickets and a variety of other responsibilities at the festival. Volunteer recruitment is underway now – visit www.allaboutbeer.com/wbf for information on becoming a volunteer. Volunteers must be at least 21 years of age.

About Artsplosure
Artsplosure was founded in 1979 to present high quality and accessible arts festivals and to identify, nurture and showcase emerging artists and arts groups to a broad cross section of people. The non-profit corporation currently presents First Night Raleigh and Artsplosure – The Raleigh Arts Festival.

Artsplosure – The Raleigh Arts Festival has been the premiere arts festival in central North Carolina for over 30 years. The event, held the third weekend in May, includes over 170 visual artists showing and selling their work on the streets surrounding Moore Square Park in downtown Raleigh. In the park, award-winning musicians perform live on a main stage throughout the weekend, and Kidsplosure offers crafts and performances for children. The 33rd annual festival will be held on May 19 – 20, 2012.

For more information, please visit www.artsplosure.org.

About All About Beer Magazine
The World Beer Festival is produced by All About Beer Magazine. Now in its 33rd year, All About Beer Magazine has been the essential source for our evolving beer culture. Its mission is to educate the public in beer appreciation and beer quality and to build the local beer community. The magazine does this by hosting festivals where guests have the opportunity to taste samples from a wide range of beers and discuss the beer with brewers and knowledgeable servers. Winner of numerous awards and recognitions, All About Beer Magazine publishes the best on beer—its history and culture, beer travel, entertaining, brewing and collecting—six times a year with one additional bonus issue annually.



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WBF Raleigh Photos


Here is a round up of coverage and photos from World Beer Festival in Raleigh this past Saturday. I was hoping for a few more photos of the great flood of second session!

Cross Drinker
Tim Bounds
Biz Journals
News and Observer

News & Observer photos

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World Beer Festival Preview


The sixth annual World Beer Fest will take place this Saturday at Moore Square in Raleigh (Noon – 4 and 6- 10). And with it we have a lot of familiar brands represented once again. Many North Carolina breweries will be represented with first time appearances by Fullsteam, Roth, Greenman, Bottle Tree Brewing and a few others from our neighboring states Westbrook (South Carolina) and Roanoke Railhouse Brewery (Virginia).

I still find it odd that some brands are represented at beer fests. Land Shark, Pabst, Heineken and Trader Joe’s private label brands. I just can’t see someone getting their ticket for an event like this and saying to themselves “dude, Landshark! I can’t wait!” And Trader Joe’s brands, well they don’t even make their own beers.

After supporting the North Carolina peeps here what’s on my hit list for the day:

Batemans – Ruby Porter
Blue Point – Rasta FaRye
Samuel Adams – Latitude 48
Bockor Brewery – Bellegems Bruin
BottleTree Beer Co – Belgian Blonde
Deschutes Brewery – Black Butte Porter
Dubuisson Brewery – Scaldis
Koningshoeven Brouwerij – La Trappe Quadruppel
Tommyknocker Brewery – Hop Strike! Black Rye IPA
Timmerman’s Brewery – Bourgogne Des Flanders

Get the full run down and make your own list at allaboutbeer.com (PDF)



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2011 World Beer Fests


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Durham based All About Beer magazine announced confirmed World Beer Festival dates for 2011!

Confirmed dates include:

Columbia, SC – January 22, 2011
Raleigh, NC – April 9, 2011 (earlier than normal)
Richmond, VA – June 11, 2011
Durham, NC – October 1, 2011

Plus they want you to follow their festivals on FACEBOOK.



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WBF-Richmond preview


Producers of the World Beer Festival in Raleigh and Durham are ready to invade nearby Richmond VA this weekend. This preview of WBF-Richmond by Melissa Ruggieri and this one on Richmond.com outline the day’s events and let everyone know what to expect!

Also, check out these photos from the Capital Ale House preview party plus ABB editor Julie Johnson’s food and beer pairing interview.

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World Beer Festival Raleigh

World Beer Festival Raleigh



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WBF-Durham needs a location!


Article on Tradingmarkets.com and the Herald Sun indicate that the location for the World Beer Festival for Durham is up in the air.

DURHAM — It appears that the World Beer Festival is going to follow the Bull Durham Blues Festival out of Durham Athletic Park, thanks to worries city and Minor League Baseball Inc. officials have about the old stadium’s field.

During a recent budget review, City Manager Tom Bonfield told elected officials that the “beer festival this year is proposed to go back to the” Durham Bulls Athletic Park, its temporary home in 2008 while the DAP was undergoing a city-paid facelift.

See the Herald Sun for full details

World Beer Festival guide

World Beer Festival guide



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World Beer Festival photos


Here are some photos from World Beer Festival Raleigh 2010. On Saturday morning I went around and took a few before everything got started. Jon and Robin contributed the rest of the photos (big Thanks) Plus I found a couple blogs with some great pictures – Enjoy!

Great photos on Giusto Gusto blog
Jake S Potter

Foothills vanRed Oak vanBig Boss Van

21st AmendmentBlowing Rock BeerSka on Ice

Lonerider (photo by Jon O)taps (photo credit Jon O)Taps

World Beer Fest (photo by Jon O)(photo by Jon O)Mother Earth booth (photo by Jon O)

Thomas Creek booth (photo credit Robin M)All the girls wanted their picture with Dogfish Sam (photo by Jon O)Skull Coast guys (photo credit Robin M)

Skull Coast tapMother Earth VanNatty Green's Mike

joel new holland (photo Robin M)good pourWorld Beer Festival Raleigh



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World Beer Festival Raleigh preview


World Beer Festival guide

World Beer Festival guide

Tickets are sold out but if you are going please stop by and support each and every NC brewery you walk by! After that here are some interesting breweries that are not quite yet in the Triangle area at this time:

21st Amendment Brewery Canned Cali brewery – make sure you try the Brew Free! or Die IPA!!!
Great Lakes Brewing Co. I recommend the Edmund Fitzgerald Porter (soon to be available all over NC)
Moon River Brewing Co. GA brewpub is always at NC festivals but not available here! Say hello to Brew TV’s John Pinkerton while you’re there!
Skull Coast Ale Co. New SC brewery bringing their Flagship IPA
Laverstoke Park Farm Bringing bottle conditioned “Real Ale”

There are a few NC Breweries that are either not very well represented here or not available here in the Triangle such as Liberty Steakhouse and Brewery, Boone Brewing Co and Craggie Brewing.

Of course craft beer rock star and Dogfish Head owner Sam Calagione will be at the festival serving his brews at the DFH table (112) so you can expect crowds there!

World Beer Festival Raleigh

World Beer Festival Raleigh

In the WTF category we will see an appearance by Trader Joe’s who will be serving beers with the Trader Joe’s name on it that were brewed by other breweries that made and packaged the beer… for Trader Joe’s.

Wow.

One of the highlights of your price of admission is the very comprehensive World Beer Festival 2010 Guide (pictured above). This one is set up unlike any other guide I have seen and includes a glossary of beer terms, world beer styles profiled, a blood alcohol level chart, food and beer pairing article and several other articles that will help your experience. 40 pages in magazine format. View a PDF of the WBF 2010 guide here

Pulled directly from the guide is some common sense that beer fest noobs should consider:

A note about sequences: Everything we taste affects whatever we put in our mouths next, so bear in mind that every beer you sample will be affected by the previous sample. The best plan is to start with beers that are lighter in character, and work up to heavier beers, so as not to overwhelm the more delicate beers. Or pause, have some water, and eat something neutral—pretzels can’t be beat!

Food? there are several local bars and restaurants to choose from. You can find me at Chubby’s Tacos!

Am I missing anything? Make a comment on Facebook or Twitter or sign into this page and let me know what I’m missing

Raleigh, North Carolina, Moore Square, Downtown
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Afternoon Session: 12 PM – 4 PM
Evening Session: 6 PM – 10 PM

-Dave



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Raleigh World Beer Festival on-sale now!


World Beer Festival Tickets

Buy now! As usual, this will sell out – Don’t feed the scalpers!

WORLD BEER FESTIVAL TICKETS



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WBF in Richmond, VA


World Beer Festival Richmond, VA

The folks at ALL ABOUT BEER magazine (who already bring you the Raleigh and Durham World Beer Festivals) are expanding once again. This time into Richmond, Virginia on Saturday, June 12, 2010.

Meanwhile, back in NC Raleigh WBF tickets go onsale on March 16th!

Thanks to David @ musingsoverapint.com for publishing this Press Release



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