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Pottsville Brew Fest: A Taste of Community and Craft
26 Jul
Summary
- The 11th annual Schuylkill County Brew Fest featured hundreds of visitors downtown.
- Local breweries and cider makers offered diverse selections, including unique flavors.
- The festival also included artisan vendors, food trucks, and a mobile bookstore.
The 11th Schuylkill County Brew Fest took place on Centre Street, attracting hundreds of beer enthusiasts. Organized by Pilger Ruh Brewing, the festival filled a city block with breweries, food trucks, and artisan vendors.
Local beverage makers like Barbarian Meadery, Tröegs, and Oak Tree Orchard presented a variety of their products. Ryan Kretschmar of Barbarian Meadery highlighted the event's support for homebrewers, while Tröegs ambassador Jennifer Moyer noted the community aspect.
Oak Tree Orchard owner Jason Schmink offered unique cider options, and Imprint Beer Co. returned to defend its Skook Series title with specialty drinks like alcoholic fruit smoothies.
The festival extended beyond beverages, featuring vendors such as Running Water Books, a mobile pop-up bookstore addressing literacy concerns among students. The vibrant mix of attendees and vendors underscored Brew Fest as a significant summer gathering in Pottsville.
