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Posted at 01:10 PM ET, 05/16/2011

Drink to win Savor tickets tonight at ChurchKey

By Greg Kitsock

Savor tickets: You can’t win if you don’t drink! (Via Savor) If you got shut out in the lottery for Savor tickets, you’ll have a second chance to score a couple passes tonight at ChurchKey. For every standard-size glass of local craft beer you buy between 6 and 9 p.m., you’ll get your name entered in a raffle for two tickets to Savor’s opening session, set for Friday, June 3. You must be present to win.

ChurchKey’s giveaway is the opening salvo in American Craft Beer Week, which stretches from May 16 to May 22. For a list of events, check out the calendar at CraftBeer.com.

By Greg Kitsock | 01:10 PM ET, 05/16/2011

Categories: Beer | Tags: Greg Kitsock

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