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Indiana Beach to Host Craft Beer, Wine, and Spirits Festival
MONTICELLO, Ind. Most days, Indiana Beach welcomes people of all ages. However, for one day this fall, the amusement park on Lake Shafer in Monticello, it will be closed for a private, 21-and-older event.
Indiana Beach is teaming up with Indiana On Tap for a new beer and wine tasting festival on Saturday, September 11 called “Hops and Coaster Drops.”
“We’re bringing in, probably, close to 50 vendors from all over the state that will be craft beer breweries, wineries and distilleries,” said Indiana Beach Chief Marketing Officer Tom Crisci.
For an afternoon, guests will be able to sample unlimited amounts of alcohol throughout the park, along with having access to rides and games. The tasting event will take place from 2-6 p.m. Rides will be open until 8 p.m. There will also be live music from 7-11 p.m.
This is a sixth generation distillery, but the first legal one, he said.
Brown opened The Chesterton Brewery in 2019 at 1050 Broadway, a nearly century-old factory that made chinaware and glass for decades, with the slogan veterans brewing for veterans.
Now Brown, who served as a U.S. Marine during the Gulf War period in the early 1990s, is turning the old Westchester Lanes and Lounge bowling alley at 8th Street and Wabash Avenue in Chesterton into the Duneland Distillery.
He plans to open the new distillery at 124 N. 8th Street in April. It s the latest maker of spirits to come to the Region, following a change to state law that paved the way for 18th Street Distillery in downtown Hammond, 3 Floyds Distillery in Munster and the planned Journeyman Distillery in Valparaiso.