Sarika Craft Beer Festival

Sarika Craft Beer Festival

About a 2-hour drive northwest of Bangkok, Sarika Lingthon Brewery will be holding a beer festival on Valentine’s Day, February 14th. Sarika Craft Beer Festival will have “25 craft beer brands and allies.”

Information indicates the ticket will include free-flow at the Sarika Lingthong Brewery, which started posting on Facebook from June 2024. 

  • Wizard
  • Call Me Papa
  • United People’s Brewery
  • ChitBeer
  • Underdog Microbrewery
  • BrewSphere
  • Spacecraft
  • Mash Up Supply
  • SongKla
  • Third Pint
  • Global Hops
  • Sriracha
  • Triple Pearl
  • Garno 
  • Umbrewla Group
  • SMK
  • Bavarian Craft
  • Budweiser
  • Haru Craft
  • Moose Cider
  • Craft Components
  • KhonThom
  • Otter Craft

Craft Beer Festival in Nakhon Nayok

Sarika Craft Beer Festival

Translated Facebook Post:
“Beer Festival @ Nakhon Nayok
SARIKA CRAFT BEER FESTIVAL
The Beginning of Sarika Linthong
At Sarika Linthong Brewery
Featuring 25 craft beer brands and partners
Tickets are on sale now!
Craft beer lovers can’t miss it 🍻
📍 See you on Valentine’s Day, Saturday, February 14th, 2026″

Sarika location

Sarika Craft Beer Festival map

No word currently whether there are many hotels in the area that would make it easier to travel and visit the fest. 

PLEASE DO NOT DRINK AND DRIVE!

A little closer to Bangkok, there are a few other events happening in February:

The Darkest Day - Imperial Stout competition

Darkest Day Stout competition Bangkok

“This event will be an Open-Style Imperial Stout. You can choose your beer, no matter how unconventional it may seem, and have fun to the fullest. We’ll cater to the modern and creative types. We’ll judge you on technique, quality, and the perfection expressed through the beer, primarily by the brewer’s intentions.”

Darkest Day on BKBG

Bangkaew Bar & Bistro 10th Anniversary

Bangkaew Bar & Bistro 10th Anniversary Bangkok

Translated Facebook post:

“Ten years ago, my first keg of beer didn’t start with a big dream.
It started with a desire to experiment… and then a cycle of trial and error.
From that day until today,
that desire to experiment gradually turned into a passion.
And I believe many people who have stepped into this small space have benefited as well.”