Boulevardia Taps & Tastes lineup announced; tickets go on sale February 24

Justin Kendall,



Boulevardia announced the lineup for this year’s Taps & Tastes beer fest. The lineup features 51 breweries, among them, The Bruery, Austin Beer Works and Side Project Brewing. 

See the full lineup after the jump.

  1. 10 Barrel Brewing Co.
  2. 21st Amendment Brewery
  3. 2nd Shift Brewing 
  4. 4 Hands Brewing Co.
  5. 75th Street Brewing
  6. Against the Grain Brewery
  7. Almanac Beer Co.
  8. Arizona Wilderness Brewing Co.
  9. August Schell Brewing Co.
  10. Austin Beer Works
  11. Ballast Point Brewing Co.
  12. Blind Tiger Brewery 
  13. Boulevard Brewing Co.
  14. Brasserie d’Achouffe
  15. Brewery Ommegang
  16. The Bruery
  17. Bur Oak Brewing Co.
  18. Crane Brewing
  19. Defiance Brewing Co.
  20. Deschutes Brewery
  21. Devil’s Backbone Brewing Co.
  22. Duvel
  23. Firestone Walker Brewing Co.
  24. Founders Brewing Co.
  25. Funkwerks, Inc.
  26. Half Acre Beer Co.
  27. Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales
  28. Kansas City Bier Company
  29. Lagunitas Brewing Co.
  30. Liefmans
  31. Logboat Brewing Co.
  32. Martin City Brewing Co.
  33. McCoy’s Public House
  34. Nebraska Brewing Co.
  35. New Belgium Brewing
  36. Odell Brewing Co.
  37. Off Color Brewing
  38. Perennial Artisan Ales
  39. Piney River Brewing Co.
  40. Prairie Artisan Ales
  41. Public House Brewing Co.
  42. Real Ale Brewing Co.
  43. Samuel Adams
  44. Schlafly Beer
  45. Side Project Brewing
  46. Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
  47. SweetWater Brewing Co.
  48. Tallgrass Brewing Co.
  49. Urban Chestnut Brewing Co.
  50. Whiner Beer Co.
  51. Zipline Brewing Co.

This year’s Taps & Tastes takes place Saturday, June 18, from 6 to 9 p.m. in the West Bottoms.

Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, February 24. General admission tickets cost $75 and VIP tickets (which get you in at 5 p.m.) cost $100. There are a total of 2,500 tickets to the fest (2,000 GA and 500 VIP). 

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