04 Mar From Dublin to Düsseldorf — St. Patrick’s Weekend Beer & Whiskey Fest
This St. Patrick’s weekend, we’re taking your taste buds on a journey — from Dublin to Düsseldorf, Irish-inspired whiskeys and cocktails to traditional German lagers, Märzens, and Doppelbocks. Join us for a festive weekend celebrating two incredible beer cultures right here on the farm.
Expect great beer, live music, incredible food, wildlife encounters, and a relaxed atmosphere perfect for gathering with friends and family. And better yet – we’re donating 10% of beer proceeds to the North Country Wild Care!
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, March 14
Time: 12:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Location: Dancing Grain Farm Brewery, Moreau, NY 12831
Admission: Free to attend
Can’t make this event? Take a peek at upcoming events at Dancing Grain Farm Brewery!
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
Live Music
Tom Powers & Friends will be playing throughout the weekend, bringing the perfect soundtrack for porch beers, campfire chats, and St. Patrick’s celebration vibes.
Food & Drink
Saratoga SausageSmith – Authentic German bratwurst festival menu including:
- Classic Bratwurst with kraut & mustard
- Bavarian beer chowder
- Maple + sage pork sausage pancake wraps – because its Maple Syrup Season!
- Buttered spaetzle
Fresh, handcrafted sourdough pretzels — the perfect beer companion by Whiskey Ridge Sourdough
Special Guest Experience
We’re excited to welcome North Country Wild Care Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, featuring rescued:
- Birds of Prey!
A unique chance to see and learn about wildlife conservation while enjoying the festival.
What’s Pouring
From Irish-inspired brews and whiskey pairings to classic German lagers, Märzens, and Doppelbocks, this weekend celebrates tradition, flavor, and community. We’ll also be tapping our first evero truly wild beer – Our Farmer’s Daughter made with wild hops cultivated on our farm!
Get Out of the House and Celebrate with US!
Great beer. Farm views. Live music. Incredible food. Wild birds.
We’re bringing Dublin and Düsseldorf together — no passport required.