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I also recently discovered how to create my own Idaho brewery map, so I can check off locations as I travel this summer.

The Magic Valley Beer Festival will return this year at Twin Falls City Park with the addition of VIP tickets. This event is so much fun every year and if you like to attend, you may want to upgrade to the VIP experience.

Putters Mini Golf and Koto Brewing have teamed up together for a pretty epic event. For $15 you can play a round of mini golf and get a drink token for Koto Brewing who will be on site serving. The adult only event is this Friday, June 11th.

The pandemic also created a few challenges.

Magic Valley Brewing is based out of Buhl, but they have decided to expand to Downtown Twin Falls. We are so excited!

If you like beer and food you may want to check out Oktoberfest happening in Downtown Twin Falls October 2nd and 3rd. There is going to be plenty to eat, plenty to drink and lots of fun.

Originally, the Magic Valley Beer Festival was supposed to happen on August 1st. Due to the Coronavirus, the event had to be cancelled. However, if things go as planned, they were able to reschedule the event for the end of August. It looks like it is back on!

Because there isn’t as much CO2 available, the price is shooting up.

It won’t give you a respiratory illness.

Have you been to any of these breweries in Idaho? Apparently, these are the top five in the state. One of them actually made the list for some of the most popular in the country.

A beer drinking study by Alcohol.org found that Idaho is a state full of lightweight drinkers.

Any kid can whip up a pitcher of ice cold lemonade and sit on a street corner selling tiny cups of sour drink. But it takes a real genius to stand out.