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Burlington Beerfest - July 18th - 20th

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Frere Ambroise
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Burlington Beerfest - July 18th - 20th

Post by Frere Ambroise »

Check out: http://www.burlingtonbeerfest.com/

The organizers have put a lot of thought into this one.

Some nice mini-events coming up too.

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Post by El Pinguino »

Nice to see....the Burlington Ribfest has always been a huge event, great to see a Beer fest there now. Will probably grab a ticket once I see a list of some brewers who are attending...

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You should change the subject line from 21+ to 19+.

I thought it was a bit weird for it to be 21+ so I checked the website and it says 19+.
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Post by Frere Ambroise »

The package to the breweries from the organizers stated that they were going to have it as a 21+.

I saw the mismatch as well and already emailed the organizers to clarify.

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Assuming it's not a typo or mistake, how can they set it to 21+ if 19 and 20 year olds are legally able to drink?
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lister wrote:Assuming it's not a typo or mistake, how can they set it to 21+ if 19 and 20 year olds are legally able to drink?
They could set it to 47 if they felt like it. Maybe they just want to avoid the McMaster crowd?

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Post by Cass »

Says here 19+. I'm sure it was just a typo somewhere else.

http://www.burlingtonbeerfest.com/buy-tickets-now/

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Post by GregClow »

I've removed the "21+" reference from the subject.

Could be that the organizers were using some boilerplate from a US festival for their brewery contracts?

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How was the Burlington Beer Fest? How many breweries?
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Post by saints_gambit »

GregClow wrote:I've removed the "21+" reference from the subject.

Could be that the organizers were using some boilerplate from a US festival for their brewery contracts?
Almost a certainty. There are consultants who now go around organizing beer festivals.
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