Join metrobar and the teams at Black Brew Movement and DC Beer for a celebration of beers from Black brewers of the DMV! Your tickets gets you access to the afternoon tasting, pours of each of the dozen (or so) beers, and discussion with the brewers, Black Brew Movement, and DC Beer teams.
Join metrobar and the teams at Black Brew Movement and DC Beer for a celebration of beers from Black brewers of the DMV! Your tickets gets you access to the afternoon tasting, pours of each of the dozen beers, and discussion with the brewers, Black Brew Movement, and DC Beer teams. The event features two available time slots , and will take place at metrobar inside our heated railcar bar & platform lounge.
The tasting will feature a range of beers from the brewers below, including cream ales, saisons, blonde stouts, sours, pale ales and IPAs, with a beer for everyone’s taste! Special Black Brew Movement tasting glasses are also available for this event as a $5 add-on, with those proceeds and a percentage of events sales going to support their organization.
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