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October 16, 2009

A dreary, but beery weekend forecast

The weekend weather forecast is gloomy: rain and temperatures in the 40s.

But there are some rays of sunshine.

Saturday afternoon is the SPBW Chesapeake Real Ale Fest at the Pratt Street Ale House.

Tickets are $35 if you get them online by Friday night , $45 thereafter.

Also on Saturday there is an Oktoberfest celebration in a tent next to Bay Ridge Wine and Spirits shop in Annapolis.

Tickets a mere $10. Details here.

What do you do to cope with the gloom?

Photo of rays of sunshine in Kenya: Getty Images.

Posted by Rob Kasper at 7:00 AM | Permalink | Comments (1)

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Rob:

Also Saturday in Frederick is the Schifferstadt Oktoberfest at the Schifferstadt Architectual Museum. $3.00 admission, and they have beers from Flying Dog and Barley & Hops.

Posted by: MC | October 16, 2009 1:36 PM

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About Rob Kasper

Rob Kasper, a features columnist, has been writing about beer for 20 years, and he remembers when Anchor Christmas and Noche Buena were about the only beers at a holiday tasting and Sisson’s was the only brewpub in Baltimore. A collection of his columns, "Raising Kids and Tomatoes, Amusing Tales and Appetizing Recipes," was published in 1998. He lives with his wife, Judith, a professor at Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, in a downtown Baltimore rowhouse. They have two grown sons, who come home from time to time and drink their father’s beer.
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