Scratch's Seventh Anniversary Celebration March 28th
- Mar 2, 2020
- 2 min read
Join us on Saturday, March 28th as we celebrate seven years! As in years past, we will have a full tasting room of beer and a selection of options in the Serpent Room. But this year we will also be celebrating the art of the cask beer and the many artists who have contributed to our celebrations over the years... We will be featuring six naturally carbonated German-style gravity casks outside and we invite longtime Scratch fans to bring steins from previous Oktoberfest celebrations--half liter steins can be filled for $5 all day, and liter steins can be filled for $10. Instead of snifters, we will have goblets available for purchase, which can also be filled all day for $5; or you may get a half fill for $2.50. This year we want you to gather with friends and enjoy their company slowly over some longer pours! Beer is priced accordingly and alcohol content will be low to moderate. We will be pre-selling tickets to the event starting today and will have some on site day-of as well. A $20 ticket will get you a goblet and 5 half pours as well as unlimited soda, tea, and coffee all day. For people bringing steins we also have a $15 ticket which includes 5 half pours and unlimited soda, tea, and coffee. You may buy more tickets throughout the day to fill your glass. We will also have unlimited DD tickets available for soda, tea, and coffee which can be purchased on site for $10.
We are also thrilled that our friends at Kitchen Kulture will be joining us for food again!More details on the beer list and food will be available in the coming weeks but make sure you get the date in your calendar today! Tickets are live on the Shop page of our website.
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