Let the good times roll: Sierra BrewFest returns for 28 annual benefit
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A man in a barrel toots his horn to the delight of festival goers during the 28 annual Sierra Brewfest, benefiting Muisc in the Mountains, Saturday afternoon at the Nevada County Fairgrounds in Grass Valley.
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Beers from over 20 participating breweries were available during Saturday's brewfest benefiting Music in the Mountains.
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From left, Nevada County's Jaimelyn Ferrante and husband Michael, Heather Tackett, Chris Tsalemtzis, and Anna Dillavoa enjoy the many different beers on tap at the Nevada County Fairgrounds Saturday during the annual Sierra Brewfest.
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A glass is filled with Sierra Nevada's Sidecar beer during Saturday's Sierra Brewfest.
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Beale Air Force Base service members (from left) Sean Widauf, Ron Lambert, and Bryan Townsend, enjoy some time off the base at Saturday's beer festival.
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The libations flowed and the good times rolled Saturday afternoon at the Nevada County Fairgrounds during the 28th Annual Sierra BrewFest benefiting Music in the Mountains.
Attendees mingled with friends while tasting more than 50 handcrafted beers from over 20 different brewers from up and down the west coast.
Breweries such as Anderson Valley, Dust Bowl, Three Forks, ol’ Republic, Sierra Nevada, Lost Coast and many more were on hand to pour from their kegs.
Live music performed by Boomer kept the crowd moving and food vendors offered everything from treats to oysters on the half shell.
For more information on Music in the Mountains, visit, http://www.musicinthemountains.org.
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