Hundreds enjoy Grayslake Craft Beer Festival
Beer from more than 80 breweries was on top Saturday at Grayslake's sixth annual Craft Beer Festival.
Participating breweries included suburban establishments such as Lake Zurich's Roaring Table Brewing, Lake Barrington's Wild Onion Brewery and Warrenville's Two Brothers Brewing.
It wasn't just local options, though. Colorado's Oskar Blues Brewery was there, as was Guinness.
The proceeds for the fest went to scholarship funds run by the Exchange Club of Grayslake and the Grayslake Chamber of Commerce.
Employees of Warrenville's Two Brothers Brewing pour samples during Grayslake's sixth annual Craft Beer Festival Saturday in downtown. The fest featured more than 60 different kinds of craft beers.
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Samples are poured during the Grayslake sixth annual Craft Beer Festival Saturday.
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Grayslake's sixth annual Craft Beer Festival Saturday in downtown Grayslake.
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Grant Richtman, left of Libertyville, serves samples from New York-based Southern Tier Brewing Company during the sixth annual Craft Beer Festival in downtown Grayslake Saturday.
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Don Bergstrom, right, of Itasca's Church Street Brewing Company pours samples during Saturday's sixth annual Craft Beer Festival in downtown Grayslake.
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