Mundelein and Grayslake hold craft beer festivals
There was plenty to drink, eat and enjoy at two craft beer festivals Saturday.
In Mundelein, 40 of Chicago area's craft breweries brought their products to the fest held at the Mundelein Village Hall. For $40, festivalgoers received a commemorative sampling glass and four hours of product sampling. Local restaurants also had food to purchase and musical entertainment was provided by Samadhi Vibe and Bellweather Blues.
Just to the north, Grayslake held its Craft Beer Festival, which included 70 brews from across the country. That fest included live music and food for purchase, which came with suggested beer pairings.
Sue Hansen of Gurnee, right, carries a bag of pretzels as she and Shelly Van Anrooy, also of Gurnee, wait to get their wristbands at the Mundelein Craft Beer Festival Saturday.
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Glass for sampling beer during the Mundelein Craft Beer Festival Saturday.
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Beer is poured into a sampling glass during the Mundelein Craft Beer Festival Saturday.
Joe Lewnard/jlewnard@dailyherald.com
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