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Conversations on the Canal – History of Beer Making in the Lehigh Valley

Delaware & Lehigh - Conversations on the Canal – History of Beer Making in the Lehigh Valley
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When

07/29/2017    
5:30 pm-8:00 pm

Where

Hugh Moore Park
2750 Hugh Moore Park Road, Easton, PA, 18042

Event Type

History of Beer Making in the Lehigh Valley

History, Dinner, Entertainment, Lock Experience – Cost $50 per person

Christopher Bowen of Bethlehem is a beer historian, award-winning home brewer and filmmaker. He converted a shed into a private brewery and pub that was proclaimed by Forbes magazine as “America’s coolest home brewery.” His beer adventures have taken him to Canada, the United Kingdom and Russia. Chris has portrayed Bethlehem’s first brewmaster John Sebastian Goundie and brewed award-winning beers from long-lost recipes. Listen to Chris recount the history of beer-making in the Lehigh Valley while enjoying a beer tasting with a great selection from the Lost Tavern Brewery in Hellertown. Culinary Experts of Allentown will pair Lost Tavern’s selections with specially planned food.

This cruise will include a lift lock experience in Lock 47 at the lower end of the canal in Hugh Moore Park.  You’ll experience how canal boats were lowered and raised in the old days as they traveled from one section of the canal to another.

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