Max Lager's Hosting 4th Annual Old 320 Beer Fest

ATLANTA — On Saturday, July 27 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., Max Lager’s Wood-Fired Grill & Brewery will host its fourth annual Old 320 Beer Fest. The event features beer from over 30 breweries throughout the Southeast, a chef’s tasting room with bites from Brewed to Serve Restaurants, live music, a raffle for a trip to Belgium, and more.

“Brewing craft beer in Atlanta for over 23 years now, it's wonderful to see not only how Georgia’s beer community has grown, but the incredible quality of beers being made. Old 320 Beer Fest is a celebration of beer that brings many of Georgia's finest breweries together," said John Roberts, Max Lager’s brew master.

From pilsners to IPAs, Old 320 Beer Fest attendees are invited to try unlimited samples from Georgia favorites, including New Realm Brewing Company, Atlanta Brewing Co., Creature Comforts and Monday Night Brewing. Each brewery will showcase their most prized brews, and this year’s event will also debut beers from The Bold Monk Brewing Co., a fully operational brewing and bottling facility, brewpub and beer garden that’s set to open later this year by the Brewed to Serve Restaurant Group, Inc.

Tickets to the event include wood-fired bites, a sampling glass, unlimited beer samples, an edible pretzel lanyard and one raffle ticket to win a beer journey to Belgium. Additional raffle tickets are available 1 for $10 and 3 for $20 the day of the festival. Raffle proceeds will benefit the Georgia Craft Brewers Guild. Tickets are available for $60 in advance, or at the door for $75. Those who sign up as designated drivers only pay $15 for admission.

The first 50 people to buy tickets will receive a free commemorative t-shirt. T-shirts featuring this year’s “Brew City” design will be available for $20 the day of the event. Complimentary guest parking will be offered. Max Lager’s is located by deck parking and the Peachtree Center and Civic Center MARTA stations.

Max Lager's Wood-Fired Grill & Brewery opened in March 1998, and is the oldest brew pub in Georgia.