Monterrey drowns in foam (and it is not because of the heat)
Oh, joy. The Beer Festival 2025 returns to Monterrey, because clearly twelve editions are not enough to quench the thirst of the royals (and those who travel only to get drunk on culture, of course). This year, the iconic Parque Fundidora will be transformed into an alcoholic paradise where, between drinks and music, you can temporarily forget that alcohol doesn’t solve your problems… but what the hell, at least it drowns them.
Beer, music and… responsibility? How boring!
According to the organizers, this event is not only a display of 400 craft beer labels (because, obviously, trying them all in two days is totally viable and you won’t end up like a sack of potatoes), but also a space for the “culture of responsible consumption”. Yes, that phrase that we all ignore after the third glass. But hey, at least there will be 50 international judges evaluating the beers, because nothing says “serious” like a group of drunk experts giving ratings.
And if the beer isn’t enough, the festival offers interactive workshops (read: try not to spill your drink while you learn), food trucks (to disguise the fact that you’ve been drinking since 2 PM), and even a local market (where you’ll buy things you don’t need, but that seem cool at the time).
Music, of course, is another attraction. From Los Cadetes de Linares to electronic music, because nothing goes better with a dark beer than a DJ playing beats at full volume. Who needs conversation when you have decibels?
How much does it cost to get drunk in style?
Tickets range from $299 (for those who just want to try a couple of beers and pretend they’re in the know) to $1,890 for VIP access, which includes 20 samplers (translation: 20 excuses for saying “I’m not that drunk”), private bathrooms (because VIPs don’t line up like commoners), and snacks (so the liver doesn’t give up so quickly). Of course, don’t forget your INE, because although it may seem obvious, there is always someone who tries to sneak in with the face of a teenager.
So, whether you’re a beer expert or just a curious person wanting to party, this festival promises two days of… fun? Excesses? Regret the next day? Well, that’s up to you. Cheers!
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