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LANSING — Lights went on at the Cooley Law School Stadium on Friday night, as many took the field prepared. Complete with hats, glove, and a glass, Lansing’s semi-annual Beerfest in the Ballpark commenced. It wasn’t time for the first pitch, but instead the first pour. The Lansing Lugnuts’ season is over, after all. Despite the weather being chilly for mid-September after warm temperatures just a week before, the festival’s second start turned out to be another win, as hundreds gathered around the vendors and breweries set up around the field. The festival featured nearly 40 Michigan breweries, as well as a special appearance of out-of-state and import Oktoberfest and pumpkin beers. Some breweries held on to summer, with fruit and citrus beers, while others moved on, showcasing their pumpkin beers, porters and ciders. Settling in between, both Paw Paw Brewing Company and Crankers Brewery brought a coconut porter — a dark, malty brew with a light hint of a summer coconut. When Paw Paw’s … |
Source: Mitten Brew
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