What we’re about
The Upper Bucks County/Lehigh Valley area has become a hotbed of activity in the beer and wine world in recent years and this group will explore this booming part of our local economy and culture.
There are more than 20 microbreweries in this region and more than 30 wineries. Brewpubs, craft beer bars and wine bars are also fair game for this group. We'll learn about the beer and wine-making process and of course get to sample the fruits of our local entrepreneurs' labors.
Expect monthly meetups, tours, tastings and just hanging out, making new friends and enjoying good times, and maybe some scenic views in the process. Whether you're into beer, wine or both, or just interested in exploring and getting to know the area better, this group is for you.
No dues, fees or cover charges, this is a fun thing for me, not a side hustle.
See you on the trail!
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See all- Downtown Easton Beer CrawlVault Brewing, Easton, PA
Last fall, we did the Downtown Easton Wine Crawl, so this spring we're going to return to the Edge of Pennsylvania, the Little Apple, for our inaugural Downtown Easton Beer Crawl.
The first stop will be the newest entrant to the Easton beer scene: The Vault Brewing brewpub. Vault, a highly-regarded brewery in Bucks County (Yardley, PA) for more than a decade, opened its Easton brewpub this past December to mostly rave reviews. No food truck here, they have their own gourmet kitchen, so we will plan to have lunch here as well.
From there, we'll head up to Centre Square and visit Pearly Baker's Alehouse, a downtown Easton fixture for more than 30 years, which is located in the historic YMCA building (1869). It's not a brewery, but they're known for their beer selection.
A beer tour of Easton isn't complete without a visit to the Public Market and SCRATCH, known for its wood-fired pizzas and craft beer from ShawneeCraft Brewing in the Poconos.
We'll finish the tour by venturing to the western edge of downtown and Two Rivers Brewing's flagship Easton location, which is in the historic Mount Vernon Hotel building (1810).
Come find out once again why Easton is the next Bethlehem. See you there!
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