Brewers Ball Returns in April

APRIL 25 - BREWERS BALL HOMEBREW FESTIVAL Connecticut's largest homebrew competition   With our friends from Smoke in the Valley, we're excited to announce the return of the Brewers Ball - Home Brew Festival! Come enjoy a wide variety of beers from 25+ home brewers and participate in the People's Choice Competition! Join us at the brewery on Saturday, April 25th from 12-4pm, where we'll have food trucks, artisan vendors, and live music all day! $25 Early Bird Tickets are on sale now at the link below!   Buy Tickets!

HomeBrew Festival on Tap at Bad Sons

From the minds of Smoke in the Valley and BAD SONS Beer Co. comes the Brewers Ball - Home Brew Festival! Come enjoy beers over a variety of styles from 25+ Brewers with a People's Choice Competition!  The event is Saturday March 24th at BAD SONS Beer Co. There will also be Food Trucks, Vendors and Live Music! Tickets can be purchased online at www.smokeinthevalley.com or at BAD SONS Taproom. $30 Discount Tickets on Sale Now! Make sure to buy your $30 Discount Tickets in advance...They will be $40 at the Gate! Tickets and info: https://www.smokeinthevalley.com   Buy Tickets Now

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Craft Beer on Tap in Seymour

SEYMOUR- Smoke in the Valley Returns to Katharine Matthies Field in Seymour Connecticut Saturday October 7th! CT's largest Beerfest, the festival will feature a Homebrew Compeitition, Beer from Over 30 Local, Regional and National Breweries and a VIP Ticket Tent with early access at 12pm and Exclusive Beers such as Oud Beersel Lambics (Sour), Durchese De Bourgogne (Sour), De Dolle, Delirium, La Trappe and More! The Event is 21 and Over and there are unlimited samples. In addition there will be Food Trucks, Artisan Vendors and Live Music from CK3, Fingersleeve, Quicksand Planet and More!

Live Music, Food Trucks and Beer on Tap this Weekend

Thousands flock for beer, live music at Seymour’s Smoke in the Valley Festival

A staffer at the Stony Creek Brewing Company table looks for a drink coaster at the Smoke in the Valley Festival on Saturday, Oct. 3, in Seymour. Stony Creek, a Branford-based brewery, was one of several local breweries handing out samples on Saturday, Oct. 3. Esteban L. Hernandez — New Haven Register

By Esteban L. Hernandez
Register Staff

SEYMOUR >> Making beer is hard. It’s one of the first lessons Mike Davies learned when he started brewing at home.

“It’s fun,” Davies said. “It’s scientific and it’s an art.”

Davies, of New Haven, is a member of the homebrewing club Brew Haven, and was one several homebrewers who showcased their beer at the 5th annual Smoke in the Valley festival. Davies has been homebrewing for about six month said it was his first time showcasing the beer at an event, though he added that people’s reaction to his porter, made from dark malt and maple syrup, was positive.
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Seymour gears up for annual craft beer festival Smoke in the Valley

By Jean Falbo-Sosnovich
Register Correspondent


SEYMOUR >> Little did the founders of Smoke in the Valley know back in 2011 that what began as a simple fundraiser to raise money for a travel softball team would grow into one of the largest craft beer festivals in New England.

But that’s what happened, according to one of the festival founders, Chris Adamo, who along with fellow co-founders Matt Bronson and Bob Findley, are gearing up to host the 5th annual Smoke in the Valley craft beer, food truck and music festival.

The event has grown so big that it’s being held two days, from 5 to 10 p.m. Oct. 2 and from 1 to 5 p.m. Oct. 3 on the grounds of the Seymour Community Center, 20 Pine St. Admission for Oct. 2 is $25 in advance and $45 in advance for Oct. 3.
“The event continues to grow by leaps and bounds each year,” Adamo said.
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