My husband was turning 30 years old and I wanted to do
something a little different than our annual BBQ with friends and family. One
of Jeff’s hobbies is brewing his own beer so I came up with the idea of having
a beer tasting party! Guests were asked to bring a 6-pack of chilled specialty
beer within particular categories that the birthday boy prefers.
The menu consisted of your standard and yummy bar food. I used brown craft bags to hold the soft pretzel bites and mini clothespins to close the bags and add some detail. Another great tip is to use small chalk board signs to indicate different dips or food. I’ve found that guests love this because they don’t have to ask you what everything is. Using an apothecary jar, I filled up peanuts and added a pop of color with the bright red popcorn boxes. The best thing you can do when planning a party is utilize all the space you have available (including the drawers)! Of course the table wouldn’t be complete without a great sign and a beer growler filled with wheat stalks.
Lastly, a party would be complete without some dessert!
Cupcakes with liners added another pop of color and cake pops with flag toppers
added the detail. I made the cake pops my “easy” way and created a tutorial here.
Hope you all enjoy the ideas and maybe you can incorporate them into your own parties! More pictures of this beer tasting party can be seen on the Suburban Events Facebook Page. A special thank you to Party On! Designs who offers personalized party supplies and decor!
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