Brews n 'Baahhs': Goat Visit + Craft Beer Tasting Experience

Tickets
🎫 Goat Chill and Beer Flights for groups of 2-6 people

Each ticket includes:

• 1 hour private goat chill experience at GlennArt Farm
• 1 Beer Tasting Flight - Sample 4 craft beers at One Lake Brewing (1 flight per person).

Highlights
🐐 Start at a local farm for a private experience with playful baby & mama goats
🍻 Then head over to the brewpub to taste local brews with your besties
🍔️ Food available for purchase
🎁 Fever benefit: this experience is exclusively available on Fever

General Info
📅 Dates: various dates available (select when you purchase)
🕒 Times: 3 p.m., 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. sessions available, select during purchase
📍 Location: GlennArt Farm Barn & One Lake Brewing
👤 Age requirement: 21+ with valid ID
❓ Please note: the first hour of your booking is spent at GlennArt Farm, the second hour is dedicated to your reservation at One Lake Brewing. Please be on time for both locations!

Beer Menu

• Oscar Milde - 4.2% abv
  Classic, easy drinking English mild ale showcasing a complex grain bill.
• Celistial – 5.7% abv
  Belgian witbier spiced with two kinds of orange rind, cracked coriander and grains of paradise - dry and refreshing
• OLB Lager Beer - 5.6% abv
  OLBs version of the classic everyday American backyard lager. concentrating on fresh ingredients and our craft, we hope this version evokes and amplifies good memories
• Lando - 8.2% abv
  A juicy and plentiful American hop mix burst out of this IPA
• Telegraph Hill - 7.2% abv California common style - carmel-ly, strong and mixing traditions of ale and lager brewing
• Been Czar Done That - 9.8% abv Russian imperial stout - rich, complex with aromas of dried fruit, chocolate and coffee
• Green Bottle - 5.2% abv 
  Premium Czech Pils - remember that beer the first one you ever had in the green bottle

Description
Hang out with adorable, playful baby goats, from 1-10 weeks of age. You will chill with the kids either in their pen or in a pasture, depending on the weather. Wear shoes and clothes for which you have little emotional attachment, as the little ones like to jump on laps or backs or pretty much anything. If you feel adventurous, bring snacks. Up until May 1, the kids will only eat their mama's milk and hay, but the mamas will enthusiastically receive baby carrots, apple slices, banana peels, cherry tomatoes, romaine lettuce, and most greens (but no kale or spinach). After hanging out with the goats, enjoy the brews and the view at One Lake Brewery's rooftop, only 3 blocks from the goats.