The Texas Whiskey Festival today announced that its debut event in Austin will take place on March 31st, at 7:00 PM in the Bullock Texas State History Museum. The event provides a casual and informative opportunity for whiskey enthusiasts to meet Texas’ master blenders and distillers, while enjoying an evening of food, entertainment and cigar pairings designed to complement the craft whiskey brands showcased at the event.
The Texas Whiskey Festival promotes and enhances local brands and distilleries throughout Texas that are crafting some of the nation’s best whiskey. The event provides a perfect setting for educating whiskey lovers and introducing them to top-shelf whiskeys produced throughout Texas. It’s also a fun and entertaining evening that’s designed to build memorable experiences between whiskey enthusiasts and the state’s most innovative distillers.
Tickets are available at http://www.txwhiskeyfest.com.
Additional details will be made available via the event’s Facebook page, at facebook.com/TXWhiskeyFest. Event producers are currently working with the State’s distilleries to bring as many together as possible. Texas distilleries interested in showcasing products can contact event producers at: distilleries(at)txwhiskeyfest.com. Sponsors interested in participating and interacting with up to 500 whiskey enthusiasts at the event can contact: sponsor(at)txwhiskeyfest.com.
“Texas has some of the best whiskey distilleries in the world, and the craft whiskey scene throughout the state is booming,” said event co-founder Jake Clements. “The Texas Whiskey Festival is the premier event that puts distillers in front of the consumers that love the product, and we do it in a way that’s fun and memorable for all in attendance. Join us on March 31st for an opportunity to meet, mix and mingle with the innovators in the Texas craft whiskey scene.”
About the Texas Whiskey Festival:
The mission of the festival is simple: To help promote and enhance the brands of the many great distilleries throughout Texas. Along with promotion, we want to educate whiskey lovers about the many top-of-the-line whiskeys being produced in our great state – and we’re doing it all while having fun, drinking great whiskey, and building memorable experiences. As an organization, we know that Texas has some of the best distilleries and whiskeys in the world. The Texas Whiskey Festival is an opportunity to showcase that. For more information, please visit: https://txwhiskeyfest.com.
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