Singapore's largest craft beer festival is back at Marina Bay Sands from August 29 to 31
Discover over 100 craft beers from homegrown favourites and renowned international labels, including one-of-a-kind collaborations and unique pours making their Singapore debut. Choose from bold, hop-forward IPAs and rich stouts, to tart sours and clean-cut lagers. Some of the brands available include local breweries Lion Brewery Co., Alive Brewing and Ren Min, joined by a diverse mix of breweries hailing from the UK, Finland, Japan, Thailand and beyond.
Then, fuel up with chargrilled skewers from Meow Barbecue, American-style smoked meats from Smokeys BBQ, zesty tacos from Papi's Tacos and more. The good vibes continue with live sets from indie bands and DJs throughout the weekend.
This year's festival also introduces brewing masterclasses and live demonstrations led by industry experts, offering beer enthusiasts a hands-on look into the craftsmanship behind their favourite pints.
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