If you haven’t gotten your fill of Oktoberfest beers, then Macklind Avenue Deli has an event for you.  About.com is reporting that Macklind Ave Deli will be hosting a German Beer tasting on October 25th:

Munich’s Oktoberfest may be over, but we’re still celebrating in St. Louis. If you want to enjoy some of the finest German beers close to home, I recommend attending the October beer tasting at the Macklind Avenue Deli. The evening includes appetizers, dinner, prizes and many popular German beers like Paulaner, Spaten and Kulmbacher. Tickets are $30 a person. To make a reservation, call 314-481-2435. 

Unfortunately, there isn’t a time listed for the event and I don’t see it on Macklind’s website.  I’d give them a call if you’re interested in attending.

Couple quick beer tastings to tell you about.

Macklind Deli will be tasting Ommegang Abbey Ale today from 5PM to 8PM and tomorrow from Noon to 5PM. You can find out more about Macklind by visiting their website.

The Wine and Cheese Place in Clayton has moved their weekend tastings to Friday and they’re starting out with a bang. Today, from 4PM to 6:30PM they’ll be tasting Mikkeller Monk’s Brew, Mikkeller It’s Alive, Left Hand Twin Sisters IPA, La Rulles Estivale. More information can be found at their blog.

Mike at the Wine and Cheese Place in Rock Hill will also be holding a tasting today from 4PM to 6:30. He’ll be sampling these beers: Left Hand Twin Sisters IPA, Jolly Pumpkin La Roja, Ommegang Witte, Gouden Carolus Cuvee de Keizer Blue. Once again, more information can be found at their blog.
Tasting is a great way to try before you buy.

Couple quick beer tastings to tell you about.

Macklind Deli will be tasting New Belgium Sunshine Wheat today from 3PM to 8PM and tomorrow from Noon to 6PM. You can find out more about Macklind by visiting their website.

The Wine and Cheese Place in Clayton has moved their weekend tastings to Friday and they’re starting out with a bang. Today, from 4PM to 6:30PM they’ll be tasting So Tier PumKing, Val-Dieu Grand Cru, Unibroue Blanche de Chambly, and Jolly Pumpkin La Roja. More information can be found at their blog.

Tasting is a good way to try before you buy.