Beer Fest

Volunteers card the guests as the event is for adults only.

Featherstone Drive plays the hits for the first night of the festival.

There are four main tents to navigate through: Ales, Lagers, Food and Festival Brews.

Heritage Festival was not short on volunteers, I bet there was probably a waiting list!

Patrick and Natalie like the possibility to sample any of the 70 types of beer at the fest.

Emily, Eric and Todd take a few notes and discuss their taste. This group’s favorites include the O’Fallon American Wheat, Anheuser-Busch Sorghum Beer and the Augusta American IPA.

You better write a few notes for yourself, after all those samples you won’t be able to remember what you liked!

This is Jack, he was the only baby lucky enough to sneak past the security, as you can see he had a few too many.

The homebrew area was extremely popular! The more they poured for the guests, the more they brewed! Kally from St. Louis Brews homebrew club explained the process to all of the curious consumers. Check out what they are brewing at STLbrews.org.

Bob from STLbrews pours a hop infused IPA.

The festival is great for brew lovin’ families! This group explained their roles from left to right as mother, son, aunt and crazy uncle!

The food tent has goodies from Sqwires, Harvest, Vin De Set, Companion and Lorusso’s.

Vin De Set.

Companion.

This festival is like a bar with 70+ types of beer!

Recent rain has made the grounds extremely muddy.

The saturated terrain.

Emily and Dan agree that the beer is worth the trek from tent to tent in the mud.

Featherstone Drive

Decisions, decisions.