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Hop Angel Brauhaus 7980 Oxford Ave. Philadelphia PA, 19111 Hop Angel Brauhaus 06/03/2011 Hammer of Glory Relay - crawl 7980 Oxford Ave. 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Philadelphia PA, 19111 Follow the glorious Hammer of Glory on its vaunted trip across the city to Opening Tap. Full schedule here: http://www.phillybeerweek.org/hammerofglory.cfm Tir Na Nog 06/03/2011 Victory Brewing Company Beer Garden - special 1600 Arch St. 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM Philadelphia PA, 19103 Tir Na Nog proudly presents "Victory Brewing Company Beer Garden', come join us to celebrate one of Pennslyvania's finest Microbrewies as it will be featured here everyday during the Beer Week. Why not drop in and see us as we are only located across from "Love Park". We will be featuring Victory Hop Devil, Victory Summer Love Ale and Victory Headwaters Pale Ale all on tap; Victory Golden Monkey, Prima Pils, Hop Whallop Imperial IPA and Helios Ale(22 oz) in bottles. Uno Chicago Grill - Hamilton 06/03/2011 Favorite Brewer Night - special 225 Sloan Ave 11:00 AM - 1:00 AM Hamilton NJ, 08609 We need only two words to describe our Hamilton, NJ, Uno's Friday Night Kickoff Event for Philly Beer Week: Free. Beer. Guests who wear any Craft Beer T-Shirt or Hat will receive One 12 oz. Draft at No Charge! So wear your favorite Craft Brewer's garb and the first one is on us! (Craft only. Macro-brew garb will only get you a glass of water for free.) Uno Chicago Grill - Newtown Square 06/03/2011 IPA Weekend - special 3910 W. Chester Pike 11:00 AM - 1:00 AM Newtown Square PA, 19073 Uno's Newtown Square is kicking off Philly Beer Week with an IPA extravaganza. All weekend long all IPA's on tap will be $4.00 each featuring: Founders Double Trouble & Founders Centennial, Dogfish Head 90 Minute, Port Mongo, Bell's Two-Hearted Ale, Firestone Walker Double Jack, Russian River Blind Pig, Southern Tier Unearthly, Big Ern's IPA by Weyerbacher, Bear Racer 5 & many more! Draught Horse Pub 06/03/2011 $1 Old Man Beer Cans all week! - special 1431 Cecil B. Moore Ave. 11:30 AM - 12:00 AM Philadelphia PA, 19121 $1 Old Man Beer Cans all week! Ballentine - Colt 45 - Genesee Cream Ale - Lionshead - Pabst Blue Ribbon - Piels - Schlitz - Schaefer - Schmidt's - Stroh -Yuengling Premium The Institute 06/03/2011 3rd Annual PBW Kickoff Party - takeover,music,new,firkin The Institute 06/03/2011 3rd Annual PBW Kickoff Party - takeover,music,new,firkin 549 N 12th St. 2:00 PM - 2:00 AM Philadelphia PA, 19123 We start at 2pm with transporting of the Hammer of Glory for opening tap. We will have a special firkin to tap from Voodoo Brewing. Then around 6pm we will be handing out Play-Doh for our monthly sculpture competition best one wins a mixed 12-pack to go. At 9:30pm the Sour Mash Bluegrass band takes it up a notch for their monthly Ho-Down. The Farmers' Cabinet 06/03/2011 Mikkeller Draft Party - "25 taps" - takeover,music 1113 Walnut St. 3:00 PM - 2:00 AM Philadelphia PA, 19103 We will be pouring not 1, not 2, but 25 lines of Mikkeller from Denmark. This will be epic - can you drink them all? Music by the incredible "Blue Vipers of Brooklyn" 9-1am Kite and Key 06/03/2011 HOG Relay Franklintown Style - crawl,firkin 1836 Callowhill St. 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM Philadelphia PA, 19130 The Hog will once again make its way through the Kite & Key to Tap a Firkin of Troegs Hop Back!! Last years funeral procession was great! This year we will be reinacting Washington's Crossing of the Delaware. The Blue Coats will certainly prevail as we deliver the HOG to its next stop at the Four Seasons! Don't miss out on the fun! Time still to be determined, so check back for specifics. Standard Tap 06/03/2011 Opening Ceremonies - crawl,new 901 N. Second St. 4:00 PM - 2:00 AM Philadelphia PA, 19123 We'll be opening early on Friday, June 3rd, at noon, in preparation for the Hammer of Glory set to arrive at 12:45pm. Festivities include: *The arrival of the HOG by a marching band and Mummers. *Tapping a firkin of Standard Pils, a Keller Pils (unfiltered), brewed by owner William Reed in conjunction with Brian O'Reilly from Sly Fox Brewery. *The transfer of the HOG via pogo stick to The Foodery with sparkles and explosions (courtesy of William Reed). *PLUS! $5 baskets of spicy chilled crab claws and $1 hot dogs!! Uno Chicago Grill - North Wales 06/03/2011 Craft Draft Kickoff - special 1100 Bethlehem Pike 4:00 PM - 1:00 AM North Wales PA, 19454 Uno's Montgomeryville is kicking off Philly Beer Week with something for everyone. All Friday night long, whether it a local brewery, from the West Coast or across the pond, any Craft Beer on Tap will be $4.00 each. Bell Beverage 06/03/2011 Free Sampling-Blue Point Brewing Co. - taste 2809 S. Front St. 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Philadelphia PA, 19148 We will be pouring free samples from Long Island's Blue Point Brewing Co.! Bridget Foy's 06/03/2011 Philly Foods/Philly Brews Menu - dinner 200 South St. 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM Philadelphia PA, 19147 3 course Menu Including Beer Pairings $35 STARTER Jersey Tomato & Corn Gazpacho Paired with: VictorySummer Love Ale Cheese Steak Croquettes Paired with: Troeg's Hop Back Amber Ale Hoagie Salad Paired with: Sly Fox Royal Weisse ENTRÉE Stuffeed Pepper Spicy Italian Sausage / Broccoli Rabe / Red Ale Marinara / Over Creamy Polenta Paired with: PBC Rowhouse Red Strip Steak Lager Cheese Sauce / Beer Battered Onion Rings Paired with: Sly Fox IPA Can Herr’s Crusted Fish and Chips with Kenzinger Beer Batter Paired with: Philadelphia Brewing Co. Kenzinger DESSERT Donnybrook Stout float with Bassett’s Vanilla Ice Cream Served with: Victory Donnybrook Stout Butterscotch Krimpet Tiramisu Paired with: Victory Donnybrook Stout Chocolate Pretzel Cheese Cake Paired with: Dogfish Head Indian Brown Ale Continental Restaurant and Martini Bar 06/03/2011 All Star Craft Draft Line-up - special 138 Market St. 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Philadelphia PA, 19106 We will be rotating our kegs with reckless abandon. Come on by for such delicious brews as Gaffel Kolsch, Brewdog Chaos Theory, Great Lakes Eliot Ness Amber Lager, Ommegang Hennepin and Rouge. More great brands will be added as we kick the kegs, so the faster you drink the more we will offer. Happy Hour tapas plate specials are available from 5-7pm, beers available all night. Chemical Heritage Foundation 06/03/2011 First Fridays at CHF: Cheers to Craft Beer - school,taste Chemical Heritage Foundation 06/03/2011 First Fridays at CHF: Cheers to Craft Beer - school,taste 315 Chestnut Street 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Philadelphia PA, 19106 Though beer brewing goes back centuries, craft brewing is a decidedly modern industry. During the launch of Philly Beer Week, CHF presents a special First Friday event honoring the history of both national and local craft brew scenes. First up, we show our hometown pride with a talk led by beer historian Rich Wagner. In “Craft Brewing in Philadelphia, the First 25 Years,” Wagner will share the rich stories of the brewers and breweries that put this city on the map. This will be followed by a talk and tasting led by Left Hand Brewery’s Dan Conway. As the Mid-Atlantic sales rep for the Colorado-based Left Hand, as well as a proud Philadelphian, Conway will share his knowledge of evolving beer trends while serving samples of tasty brews like Left Hand’s rich Milk Stout, ginger-tinged Good Juju Ale, and The Stranger Pale Ale. Talks and tastings are held at 5:15, 6:15, and 7:15. This event is free and open to the public. Philadelphia Urban Adventures 06/03/2011 Philly on Tap Walking Tour - school,crawl,taste Philadelphia 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Philadelphia PA, 19101 From City Hall, walk through the streets of Center City in pursuit of Philly's favorite local beers in side the City's best places to drink them. Get a first-hand glimpse of three of our city's pubs, bars and lounges, while enjoying a local beer at each location, and a snack or two. End at the always vibrant Rittenhouse Square Enjoy a taste of Philadelphia's finest local beers in the City's most unique, friendly, and eclectic watering holes. Experience a diverse and exciting group of bars while learning about and tasting the best of Philadelphia's craft beers, regional breweries, and micro brews. A beer at each stop is included in your happy hour adventure, as well as a snack or two along the way. ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASE REQUIRED! Itinerary: We begin the tour at the very heart of modern Philadelphia, City Hall. As we exit this popular meeting place, we'll discover some of the sights and sounds of Philadelphia as people are concluding their work day. Like many others at this time of day, we'll head to our first happy hour destination. We will choose among some of the most unique, most typical, and most popular drinking establishments in the City. We have the option to visit the oldest continuously operating bar in the City dating back to 1860, the highest place in Philly to grab a drink and enjoy a fantastic view of the city, a place where they make their own beer just steps away from your table, an Irish pub with a local flare, and many other bars and pubs so popular with Philadelphians.
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