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The Beer Tent

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Keeping on the stories of our South Island visit on February, there was a really cool aspect of the wedding we went to - they had a craft beer tent. Ok, woo, doesn't sound that interesting but the fun part is that about 3-4 of their friends do homebrew so there was quite an assortment of beers to choose from - all made by friends!




MF Brewing's contribution was a feijoa beer - which was quite a hit, although certainly a feijoa-lover's drink.

The boys manning the booth were happy to share their brews and it was a great way to cool off in the crazy hot sun that came out.
Those fireworks were for later, when the bonfire was cooking.



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