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Tasting Session Details

Saturday, September 30, 1:00 - 5:00 pm

Since 1995, craft beer lovers have been flocking to the Green Mountains of Vermont to sample the finest brews in New England during the pinnacle of fall foliage. The event features over 40 breweries pouring more than 100 craft beer styles, a vendor village and live music.

Upgrade your Killington Brewfest experience by purchasing an Advance VIP ticket! You'll gain exclusive access to the tasting session 1 hour before the doors open, plus you'll receive a 2017 Brewfest t-shirt.

Entertainment

The tasting session will be loaded with live music from favorite local artists.


Important Information

Participants must be at least 21 years of age and a valid ID with proof of age is required. Brewfest staff may check your ID at any time during the festival. We reserve the right to deny alcohol to anyone and remove anyone from the property.
•Beer samples will only be poured into 5 ounce, souvenir tasting glasses
•Beers under 9% ABV:
◦4 ounce sample = 1 ticket

•Beers over 9% ABV:
◦4 ounce sample = 2 tickets

Tickets

Early Bird and Advance tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Ticket pricing will automatically adjust to the regular tier until the event is sold out, so reserve your space early!


Tasting Session $35

Anyone seen a 'vendor' list yet??

Should I go - or drink 'better' beer in the parking lot...........

Our VIP tickets have been purchased. For 23 years this fest has marked the start of the Killington Winter Ski Party. Far from a top tier craft beer event. An after ski tailgate with Mr Moose, The Hatter and Myself would blow away the beer selection available at this event.

Guy in Shorts wrote:Our VIP tickets have been purchased. For 23 years this fest has marked the start of the Killington Winter Ski Party. Far from a top tier craft beer event. An after ski tailgate with Mr Moose, The Hatter and Myself would blow away the beer selection available at this event.

Thank you for confirming - so no Alchemist, Foley, Hill, Lawsons, etc........

Wasn't sure if they've done an 'upgrade' on the list.

hillbangin wrote:

Guy in Shorts wrote:Our VIP tickets have been purchased. For 23 years this fest has marked the start of the Killington Winter Ski Party. Far from a top tier craft beer event. An after ski tailgate with Mr Moose, The Hatter and Myself would blow away the beer selection available at this event.

Thank you for confirming - so no Alchemist, Foley, Hill, Lawsons, etc........

Wasn't sure if they've done an 'upgrade' on the list.

Hill might be possible. They're pouring at the Mount Snow Brewer's Fest this weekend, and Mount Snow has also fairly regularly since the Spring had an offering or 2 from Hill (Usually Edward or Abner) pouring up in their summit restaurant.....

DrJeff wrote:

hillbangin wrote:

Guy in Shorts wrote:Our VIP tickets have been purchased. For 23 years this fest has marked the start of the Killington Winter Ski Party. Far from a top tier craft beer event. An after ski tailgate with Mr Moose, The Hatter and Myself would blow away the beer selection available at this event.

Thank you for confirming - so no Alchemist, Foley, Hill, Lawsons, etc........

Wasn't sure if they've done an 'upgrade' on the list.

Hill might be possible. They're pouring at the Mount Snow Brewer's Fest this weekend, and Mount Snow has also fairly regularly since the Spring had an offering or 2 from Hill (Usually Edward or Abner) pouring up in their summit restaurant.....

Sushi Yoshi any given day will have several from Hill Farmstead, Foley Brothers, Fiddlehead, Lost Nation, 14th Star, Drop In, Zero Gravity, Rock Art, Burlington Beer Co, and more. I've never seen Alchemist or Lawsons there. 20 beers on tap. They just don't give tastes. It's the runner up to the GIS cooler. Elliot might even make a special effort for brewfest weekend.

Mister Moose wrote:

DrJeff wrote:

hillbangin wrote:

Guy in Shorts wrote:Our VIP tickets have been purchased. For 23 years this fest has marked the start of the Killington Winter Ski Party. Far from a top tier craft beer event. An after ski tailgate with Mr Moose, The Hatter and Myself would blow away the beer selection available at this event.

Thank you for confirming - so no Alchemist, Foley, Hill, Lawsons, etc........

Wasn't sure if they've done an 'upgrade' on the list.

Hill might be possible. They're pouring at the Mount Snow Brewer's Fest this weekend, and Mount Snow has also fairly regularly since the Spring had an offering or 2 from Hill (Usually Edward or Abner) pouring up in their summit restaurant.....

Sushi Yoshi any given day will have several from Hill Farmstead, Foley Brothers, Fiddlehead, Lost Nation, 14th Star, Drop In, Zero Gravity, Rock Art, Burlington Beer Co, and more. I've never seen Alchemist or Lawsons there. 20 beers on tap. They just don't give tastes. It's the runner up to the GIS cooler. Elliot might even make a special effort for brewfest weekend.

Let's not get Elliot in trouble.

Guy in Shorts wrote:Our VIP tickets have been purchased. For 23 years this fest has marked the start of the Killington Winter Ski Party. Far from a top tier craft beer event. An after ski tailgate with Mr Moose, The Hatter and Myself would blow away the beer selection available at this event.

Will you be serving PBR at your after ski tailgate with Mr Moose and The Hatter?

f.a.s.t. wrote:Will you be serving PBR at your after ski tailgate with Mr Moose and The Hatter?

PBR with advance notice. Call ahead.

Mister Moose wrote:

f.a.s.t. wrote:Will you be serving PBR at your after ski tailgate with Mr Moose and The Hatter?

PBR with advance notice. Call ahead.

PBR works great washing out our sample cups.

Mister Moose wrote:

f.a.s.t. wrote:Will you be serving PBR at your after ski tailgate with Mr Moose and The Hatter?

PBR with advance notice. Call ahead.

Just so you know.............I prefer pounders.

Guy in Shorts wrote:

Mister Moose wrote:

f.a.s.t. wrote:Will you be serving PBR at your after ski tailgate with Mr Moose and The Hatter?

PBR with advance notice. Call ahead.

PBR works great washing out our sample cups.

madhatter wrote:

Guy in Shorts wrote:

Mister Moose wrote:

f.a.s.t. wrote:Will you be serving PBR at your after ski tailgate with Mr Moose and The Hatter?

PBR with advance notice. Call ahead.

PBR works great washing out our sample cups.

This is going to give me nightmares all weekend............any beer is good beer, even cheap beer.

f.a.s.t. wrote:

madhatter wrote:

Guy in Shorts wrote:

Mister Moose wrote:

f.a.s.t. wrote:Will you be serving PBR at your after ski tailgate with Mr Moose and The Hatter?

PBR with advance notice. Call ahead.

PBR works great washing out our sample cups.

This is going to give me nightmares all weekend............any beer is good beer, even cheap beer.

not all beer is good, not even expensive beer...I've had more than one 10 dollar disgusting beer but never any 1 dollar awesome beers...nonetheless you should stop by this winter....

madhatter wrote:

f.a.s.t. wrote: This is going to give me nightmares all weekend............any beer is good beer, even cheap beer.

not all beer is good, not even expensive beer...I've had more than one 10 dollar disgusting beer but never any 1 dollar awesome beers...nonetheless you should stop by this winter....

Sample cup season usually starts sometime around St Patty's day.